Additional Materials – Ancient History (Downloads)
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Download printable timelines, color artwork, coloring pages, and much more to be used with Heroes, Heroines, and Tales of Ancient History Curriculum.

Grades: 1st-6th
Format Options: Printed Book or Ebook
44 pages
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By Amy Puetz
Bring history to life with historical skits!
From the Greek isles where Pandora opened the box to the desert with the Israelites during the Exodus to the home of Augustine in the late 300s the skits in this book will help your students experience history in a whole new way. Walk the halls of Pharaoh’s palace with Joseph as he interprets the king’s dreams. Learn a valuable lesson with Alexander the Great when he visits a conquered king. Count the cost of being a Christian with those of the early Church.
In this book there are historical plays ranging from the time of the ancient Greeks to four hundred years after the death of Christ. The skits will use anywhere from two to ten actors.
While memorizing the date that Hannibal was defeated at the Battle of Zama is important, acting out a skit that shows what life was like for his soldiers is quite captivating. In this book there are twenty-two historical plays.

Get ready to experience history in a whole new way!
To really understand what life was like years ago, history must go beyond words on a page. Recipes must be cooked, games must be played, historical art must be examined, and crafts must be done. Each day there is an activity that brings history to life.

Get ready to experience history in a whole new way!
To really understand what life was like years ago, history must go beyond words on a page. Recipes must be cooked, games must be played, historical art must be examined, and crafts must be done. Each day there is an activity that brings history to life.
Along with the historical information there are exciting stories about historical people. There is a beginner section for first and second grades and a more advanced section for third through sixth grades. Included in the text are activities that go along with each lesson–examine historical art, sing some historical songs, cook up some historical recipes, or play historical games. There are also numerous crafts and other hands-on projects.
Part of the Heroes, Heroines, and Tales of Ancient History Curriculum.

Get ready to experience history in a whole new way!
To really understand what life was like years ago, history must go beyond words on a page. Recipes must be cooked, games must be played, historical art must be examined, and crafts must be done. Each day there is an activity that brings history to life.
Along with the historical information there are exciting stories about historical people. There is a beginner section for first and second grades and a more advanced section for third through sixth grades. Included in the text are activities that go along with each lesson–examine historical art, sing some historical songs, cook up some historical recipes, or play historical games. There are also numerous crafts and other hands-on projects.
Part of the Heroes, Heroines, and Tales of Ancient History Curriculum.

Ages 6 and up
Format Options: MP3 CD or MP3 Download
1 hour and 57 minutes
An audio collection of 22 original speeches, letters, and documents that are mentioned in the Heroes, Heroines, and Tales of Ancient History Curriculum.

Format Options: Ebook
14 pages
By Amy Puetz Fox
Patrick was born to a privileged family in Britain during the late 300s. His life changed forever when he was captured by pirates and sold into slavery in Ireland. He became a devout Christian and years later became a missionary to the people who enslaved him. In this ebook there is a short biography about the real Saint Patrick and an eye witness account of his miraculous escape from slavery. There are a couple of Irish recipes, coloring pages, a copy of Saint Patrick’s Breastplate, examining historical art, and a notebook page.

Format Options: Ebook
14 pages
By Amy Puetz Fox
Every year we celebrate Valentine’s Day, but who was the real man that inspired this holiday? Many legends surround this man and the events of his life are shrouded in mystery. He was a Christian priest in Rome during the time of the Roman Empire’s decline. Christians faced martyrdom for standing strong in the faith and Valentine helped those who followed God’s laws instead of the emperor’s commands. While in prison Valentine prayed for his jailer’s blind daughter and God performed a miracle through him. In this ebook there is a story of Valentine and the Blind Girl, historical recipes from the Roman era, printable Valentine’s Day cards, printable copy of 1 Corinthians 13, examining historical art, and a notebook page.

Ages 4 and up
Format Options: MP3 CD or MP3 Download
26 Minutes
What did ancient music sound like? In this CD you can hear some of the songs that are mentioned in the Heroes, Heroines, and Tales of Ancient History Curriculum. The stories behind the songs are in the textbooks along with the sheet music. This CD contains nine ancient songs.

Ages 8 and up
Format Options: Ebook
96 pages
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By Florence Morse Kingsley