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Learning History of Ancient Europe for Kids

Sunday, November 8, 2015

If you've been following us on Instagram, you might already know that Mavi is deeply interested in world history. This all began when he became fascinated with Horrible Histories and started borrowing books from the library. To nourish his interest, I decided to purchase Story of the World books. We have been reading them for a while now and are almost done with Book 1: Ancient History.

I'd like to share with you how we learn world history at home. Aside from our previous lessons on Ancient Egypt, Mavi is currently interested in learning about the history of Europe. So, at the moment, that's where we are focusing our attention. The cards that you see are part of my Europe in a Nutshell learning material.

Learning History of Ancient Europe for Kids
I included description cards for easy reference whenever we needed to review the details.

Learning History of Ancient Europe for KidsThe cards are currently displayed on top of my shelf so that Mavi can study them at any time, which also aids in understanding time periods such as BC and AD.

Learning History of Ancient Europe for Kids
He sorted the cards by himself after getting confused with BC and AD.

Learning History of Ancient Europe for Kids
Learning History of Ancient Europe for Kids
In addition to the pictures and fact cards, it is important to understand the location of ancient civilizations on the map. In this picture, Mavi is seen locating Crete, the birthplace of European civilization. A deeper understanding of geography and location allows children to comprehend the history and culture of ancient peoples. We also located the Mediterranean Sea, which served as the gateway for ancient Asians entering Europe and was the site of numerous battles.  The map is from the activity book of the STOW Book 1 printable version.

Learning History of Ancient Europe for Kids
As I mentioned earlier, we are reading STOW Book 1 to accompany the cards, but the information presented in the book is not exactly the same as the details included in our Ancient European History Timeline cards. The information on the cards is simplified to cater to the younger audience and is easier to understand.

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  1. A Stable BeginningJune 2, 2017 at 9:54 PM

    These are great! Do you have these available in your Teachers Pay Teacher store? Thanks!

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  2. A Stable BeginningJune 2, 2017 at 9:56 PM

    Oops...I meant the Ancient History cards too?

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