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Introduction to Ancient Civilizations Workbook | 115 Page Ancient History Study | 7 Ancient Civilizations | Homeschool and Classroom
Travel back in time and discover some of the world’s most fascinating early civilizations with Introduction to Ancient Civilizations, a 115-page elementary history and activity workbook from StoryWood Press.
Designed to make ancient history approachable, beautiful, and engaging for young learners, this comprehensive study introduces children to seven ancient civilizations: Mesopotamia, Ancient Egypt, the Indus Valley Civilization, Ancient India, Ancient China, Ancient Greece, and Ancient Rome.
Throughout the workbook, children will explore how people lived, what they believed, where they settled, what they built, and the lasting ideas and accomplishments they contributed to our world.
Inside this 115-page workbook, students will explore:
* Ancient history and civilization overviews
* Geography and maps
* Important people, places, and events
* Timelines
* Daily life in the ancient world
* Architecture, inventions, and achievements
* Poetry and poetry copywork
* Handwriting and copywork practice
* Reading comprehension
* Narration and reflection prompts
* Educational diagrams and illustrations
* Interactive activities
* Nature and the environment of ancient lands
* A certificate of completion
Beautiful watercolor illustrations help bring each civilization to life while thoughtfully designed activities encourage children to read, observe, write, think, and make connections between the ancient world and the world they know today.
This workbook is designed for elementary-age learners and is homeschool and classroom friendly. It can be used as a stand-alone introduction to ancient history, incorporated into a larger history curriculum, or used alongside living books, read-alouds, documentaries, and hands-on projects.
115 pages included
A wonderful way to give children a broad and memorable introduction to the civilizations that helped shape history.
Travel back in time and discover some of the world’s most fascinating early civilizations with Introduction to Ancient Civilizations, a 115-page elementary history and activity workbook from StoryWood Press.
Designed to make ancient history approachable, beautiful, and engaging for young learners, this comprehensive study introduces children to seven ancient civilizations: Mesopotamia, Ancient Egypt, the Indus Valley Civilization, Ancient India, Ancient China, Ancient Greece, and Ancient Rome.
Throughout the workbook, children will explore how people lived, what they believed, where they settled, what they built, and the lasting ideas and accomplishments they contributed to our world.
Inside this 115-page workbook, students will explore:
* Ancient history and civilization overviews
* Geography and maps
* Important people, places, and events
* Timelines
* Daily life in the ancient world
* Architecture, inventions, and achievements
* Poetry and poetry copywork
* Handwriting and copywork practice
* Reading comprehension
* Narration and reflection prompts
* Educational diagrams and illustrations
* Interactive activities
* Nature and the environment of ancient lands
* A certificate of completion
Beautiful watercolor illustrations help bring each civilization to life while thoughtfully designed activities encourage children to read, observe, write, think, and make connections between the ancient world and the world they know today.
This workbook is designed for elementary-age learners and is homeschool and classroom friendly. It can be used as a stand-alone introduction to ancient history, incorporated into a larger history curriculum, or used alongside living books, read-alouds, documentaries, and hands-on projects.
115 pages included
A wonderful way to give children a broad and memorable introduction to the civilizations that helped shape history.