Glad it was helpful!

Glad it was helpful!

Glad it was helpful!

Haha!

Me too ☺️

We have loved it!

That's awesome you were able to find some of the books! Would we be able to help you get your hands on an activity book or test book? Can we ship to you? Not sure how that all works, but I would be happy to help in any way I can!

@@LittlePodschool Aww, thank you so much! Basically, where we live, any internationally-shipped packages tend to be a little problematic with getting stopped at customs, not delivered, returned, etc...and it's even worse right now with any internationally shipped packages because of all the effects of the virus. So, our usual method of acquiring homeschool supplies is to keep tabs on anyone with plans to travel to our corner of the world and a little extra suitcase space for some books, then we order and have books sent to their house in America. That way, our books actually arrive, eventually. I've actually already ordered a few things that are now sitting in my sister's house in Michigan because she was supposed to come in May! :( Oh well...someday travel will be possible, and it's not like we have NO history resources, haha! But I do think this curriculum will be a better option than the old Abeka history I've been using with her.

You are doing so much to foster those relationships. Great job, mama!

You can check booksharks site.

Usborne sell all their books on their website, also amazon and most bookstores and libraries have usborne books so you may be able to find it from those places :)

Hi I'm from UK too, as far as I know it's world history so not just us history. The religion is added not as a Bible component but as history events and what people believed at the time so it is maybe one of the most adaptable in terms of removing religion but in UK schools world religion is on the national curriculum as it's good to know what people believe and many of these events are accepted by even secular historians as events that happened due to the evidence that exists for them so I wouldn't be opposed to including however it is in there ans if you want one with very little to no religion mentioned this wouldn't be for you. The second volume, medieval ages, covers British history, English kings and queens and the 100 year war, so there is some British history covered in some chapters due to it being world history curriculum. Hope this helps :)

SOTW works differently for every family. You could totally do it as a read-aloud and omit the activity book. We really love it though!

No stupid questions here! I’m a total rookie, this is a safe space. 😆 I am not sure if this breaks any copyright laws, but I save the CD’s (which I own) onto my desktop’s iTunes app. Then, I connect to Alexa via iTunes home sharing. Save it as a playlist and go! Hope that helps!

Absolutely!! My six year old and spit out more info about ancient history than most adults. You can modify to your specific needs. Maybe just do the reading and color sheets and map. No need for the extra literature, tests, and projects at that age... unless you really want to!

I believe they are meant to last a year, so volume 1 is for a year, after four years you repeat them, with your kids being older and therefore learning same time period but doing different activities related to the theme. They could probably be stretched out to last longer or done quicker by adjusting the schedule, i.e doing lessons more or less often in the week. :)

Same ☺️

Writing** and yes, it's partially secular, partially Christian. There are many from both "camps" that use it.