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Middle School World History From the Beginning
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Middle School World History From Adam to Us course for ages 11–14 at One Day Academy
Travel through world history from Creation to the modern world while discovering God's work throughout every era. Designed for students ages 11–14, this engaging One Day Academy course combines interactive lessons, projects, activities, and historical novels to help students understand people, cultures, and events through a biblical worldview.
Course Description:“In the beginning God created….” and so begins the story of world history from Adam to Us. This interactive class will take students from Creation to present day, exploring the events, people, and landscape that make up God’s story for humanity.
Using a Biblical worldview, this course will chronologically cover each period of history from ancient to modern times, exploring what was going on in different parts of the world. Students will be exposed to various primary sources and the cultural traditions of civilizations throughout history.
Class time will consist of lectures, games, activities, and simulations to help students experience each time period. Students will complete weekly homework, two end of semester projects, and read two additional novels.
Using a Biblical worldview, this course will chronologically cover each period of history from ancient to modern times, exploring what was going on in different parts of the world. Students will be exposed to various primary sources and the cultural traditions of civilizations throughout history.
Class time will consist of lectures, games, activities, and simulations to help students experience each time period. Students will complete weekly homework, two end of semester projects, and read two additional novels.