Ancient History Notebook
Description
Over 100 pages covering Creation through the Death and Resurrection of Jesus! This Ancient History Notebook contains pages for students to take notes as they learn about ancient civilizations and how they connect with Biblical history and the Old Testament.
Notebook Pages cover the following people and events…
- Creation
- Adam & Eve and the Fall
- Jubal and Tubal-Cain
- Noah and the Flood
- Ice Age
- Dinosaurs
- The Sumerians
- Tower of Babel
- Epic of Gilgamesh
- Stonehenge
- Early Egypt
- Minoan Civilization
- Abraham
- Jacob and Esau
- Joseph
- Hammurabi
- Israelites in Slavery
- China & the First Dynasties
- Moses
- The Plagues
- The Passover
- The Exodus & Crossing the Red Sea
- 10 Commandments
- Ark of the Covenant & the Tabernacle
- 12 Spies, Disobedience, and Wandering for 40 Years
- Joshua & Entering the Promised Land
- Mycenaean Civilization
- Ruth
- Gideon
- Samson and the Philistines
- Zhou Dynasty
- Samuel
- Saul
- David
- Solomon
- The Phoenicians
- Israel Divides
- Amenhotep IV and Nefertiti
- Tutankhamen (King Tut)
- Ramses II (The Great)
- Elijah
- Elisha
- Joel
- Obadiah
- Homer
- India & Hinduism
- Olympic Games
- Jonah
- Amos
- Rome is Founded
- Isaiah
- Micah
- Hosea
- Israel Falls to Assyria
- Hezekiah and Sennacherib
- Ancient Native Americans
- Athens & Sparta
- Manasseh
- Powers of Mesopotamia
- King Josiah
- Nahum
- Zephaniah
- Jeremiah
- Nineveh Destroyed (Fall of Assyria)
- Habakkuk
- Huldah
- Babylonian Captivity of Judah
- Nebuchadnezzar II and the Hanging Gardens
- Daniel
- Shadrach, Meshach, and Abed-Nego
- Aesop’s Fables
- Ezekiel
- India and Buddhism
- Pythagoras
- Confucius
- Cyrus the Great
- Darius I and the Persian Empire
- Zerubbabel / Haggai & Zechariah
- The Roman Republic
- Battle of Marathon
- Herodotus
- Xerxes I and Esther
- The Golden Age of Athens
- Socrates
- Hippocrates
- Ezra & Artaxerxes
- Nehemiah
- Peloponnesian War
- Malachi
- Plato & Aristotle
- Philip II of Macedonia
- Alexander the Great
- Archimedes
- Eratosthenes
- Lighthouse at Alexandria
- Emperor Asoka
- The Septuagint
- Qin Dynasty
- Han Dynasty
- Hannibal and the Punic Wars
- Maccabean Revolt
- Spartacus
- 1st and 2nd Triumvirates
- Julius Caesar
- Cleopatra
- Herod the Great
- Augustus Caesar
- John the Baptist
- Jesus – Birth, teachings, disciples
- Roman Rulers During Jesus’ Life
- Jesus’ Death & Resurrection
Also included!
- Small Black and White Timeline Picture Cards
- Blank (Undated) Timelines
- Chronological Time Listing for Individual Ancient Civilizations
(Creation & Flood, Ancient Mesopotamia, Ancient India, Ancient Greece, Ancient China, Ancient Rome, Ancient Egypt, Ancient Israel)
Pair these notebook pages with your own ancient history curriculum. (Our family used them in conjunction with Mystery of History, volume 1 and The Big Book of History from Master Books and Answers in Genesis.)
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Ancient History Notebook
Reviews
“This is the absolute best go-to resource for our Mystery of History curriculum. We use this in our homeschool while working in volume I. My students enjoy the visual graphics that go along with the people/events on each page. The notebook pages from the publisher cannot compare as this is not boring or plain to look at. I can’t wait to use the next set for volume II. Thank you so much for sharing this resource.”
“This is one of my favorite resources I’ve purchased on teachers pay teachers. Thank you!”
“My daughter loves this notebooking to accompany our study of ancient history using Mystery of History. She has dyslexia and ADHD so the format helps her to focus on what it is important from each lesson. My only regret is that I didn’t find it earlier in the school year.”
“Love love love this resource, along with the middle ages notebook by the same seller. I teach in a homeschool co-op and my kids really enjoy the notebook pages and timeline figures included in this set; it is my go-to for meaningful history activities that enhance our learning, not just fill up time.”
“I bought this to use with either Story of the World or The World’s Story curricula. I like it a lot. I don’t love it. I like that it contains a lot of pages and that only the ones needed can be printed without a student knowing pages are missing. ? The dates take a New Earth form, and as such it is important to note that this may cause conflict if using other materials. Outside of the obvious creation content, this has a knock on effect with dates of pharaohs etc being different to reference materials. Of course this leads to conversations about dating etc etc, but given biblical scholars disagree on some of this, it would have been nice for the dates to have been left for students to fill in. Otherwise, I like it. I bought the whole series, given the dates will not be an issue in the later eras. “