MFW Rome to the Reformation

Rome to the Reformation continues the chronological study of history that began with Creation to the Greeks. Supplemented by books like Augustus Caesar’s World, The Roman Empire and Ancient World, and integrated into science, art, bible, and reading, your Rome to the Reformation teacher's guide outlines a comprehensive, enjoyable study of history from the birth of Jesus to the time of Martin Luther and the reformers. Science for this year focuses on the human body and astronomy: students from 2nd-6th use The Body Book and First Encyclopedia of the Human Body, and Apologia's Exploring Creation with Astronomy. Seventh and eighth grade students use Apologia's General and Physical Science. The deluxe package includes reading books like Twice Freed, The Bronze Bow, and The Door in the Wall  that incorporate the history that is being studied while encouraging godly character. God and The History of Art incorporates drawing as well as analyzing historical art. From constructing a castle to exploring the human body, your children will enjoy and grow in this second year of history and core subjects.

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Door in the Wall
by Marguerite de Angeli
from Yearling
Realistic Fiction for 3rd-6th grade
1950 Newbery Medal winner
in Historical Fiction (Location: FIC-HIF)
$7.99
Twice Freed
by Patricia St. John
1977 edition from Moody Press
Historical Fiction for 4th-8th grade
in Historical Fiction (Location: FIC-HIF)