Cycle 1 Classical Conversations Who Is Book Match Up
Cycle 1 Classical Conversations Who Is Book Match Up
Looking for a Cycle 1 Classical Conversations Who Is Book Match Up? We have always used the Classical Method of teaching mixed with a Charlotte Mason twist. Last year we were in Classical Conversations Cycle 3. It was my oldest son’s first year in Challenge and he had an amazing time!
He grew educationally as well as in maturity last year. I am excited to see how this year progresses! My younger two were in Foundations and one was also in Essentials. It was a year of growth for them as well!
Y’all, if you don’t think the Classical Approach works, it really does! My kids are like sponges soaking up everything! The Classical Conversation method mixed with our love of books, and hands on learning with games helped engrained everything into their minds. I am very proud of all of them.
This year we move to Cycle 1. Cycle one is Ancient History and I couldn’t be more excited! I love taking my kids back to the beginning where it all began when our wonderful Father in Heaven created this world.
I love reading them the old stories, the ancient truths, the prophecies. I love reading to them about so much history and some of it, while not entirely Biblical, is amazing to line up with Scriptures.
If you’re curious about what books we will be using for History this year, I compiled a list here. My younger two love to read stories and they really enjoy the “Who Is” stories. So I compiled a Cycle 1 Classical Conversations Who Is book match Up for books they can add into their learning each week. Here’s the list below….
Week 1- What are the 10 commandments
What Are the Ten Commandments? (What Was?)
Dig deeper into what the 10 commandments are all about. Looking back at how and when the commandments were written and putting them in historical context, this book will be perfect for the young learner!
Week 2 Use the Bible For 10 Commandment Reading
Hurlbut’s Story of the Bible, Original Edition (Yesterday’s Classics)
NKJV, Adventure Bible, Leathersoft, Blue, Full Color
Don’t just use a Who Is book, use the Bible! This first Bible is a great way to break your kids into the Word and use it as a teaching process about the 10 Commandments.
Week 3 What Was Pompeii
Pompeii and the volcano disaster was one of the biggest disasters in history. With photos of the ruins and gripping accounts of what happened there makes this long-lost memory feel like it just happened yesterday.
Week 4 Who was King Tut
Well, who was he? Covering everything from Ancient Egypt’s history at the time of King Tut to popular mummy myths, this book covers everything about King Tut!
Week 5 Who was Alexander The Great and Where is the Coliseum
Who Was Alexander the Great?Where Is the Colosseum?
Between the biography of Alexander the Great, one of history’s most famous ruler and the history of one of the world’s most infamous entertainment centers, these two make a great combo during Week Five!
Week 6 Who was Julius Caesar
A brutal force to be reckoned with, Julius Caesar’s life is one to be dug into! This biography from birth to death covers all the important parts of his ruling.
Week 7 Who was Jesus
It’s time to dig deeper into the life of Jesus and who he is. Our savior, he’s the most important figure in history and it’s time to learn more about him!
Week 8 Where is Mount Everest and Where is the Taj Mahal
Where Is Mount Everest?Where Is the Taj Mahal?
These are some of the world’s most beautiful and magnificent places – and now it’s time to learn all about them!
Week 9 Who was Mohandas Gandhi and Where is the Great Wall
Who Was Gandhi?Where Is the Great Wall?
Responsible for leading India to their independence, Gandhi’s legacy is one to be learned about.
It’s time to learn about the Great Wall and how, when and why it was constructed.
Week 10 Who was Sir Isaac Newton
Exactly who was Sir Isaac Newton and what was his role in History? read and find out more in this exciting account of his life!
Week 11 Where is the Parthenon and What is Machu Picchu
Where Is the Parthenon?Where Is Machu Picchu?
The Pathenon and Machu Picchu. What are they, and where are they? Let’s dig in!
Week 12 Who was Genghis Khan
Let’s learn about Genghus Khan and the Mongol Empire. Not only that, but let’s learn about how he conquered most of Asia!
Week 13 Who was Ferdinand Magellan
With drawings illustrating Magellan’s life and voyage to the New World, this one covers some important stuff!
Week 14 Who was Henry the VIII
WHY was Henry VIII so important? We’re about to find out in this Who Was edition.
Week 15 What were the Salem Witch Trials
What Were the Salem Witch Trials? (What Was?)
The Salem Witch Trials are some disturbing yet interesting events in history. Let’s dig in and find out exactly what they were and why they happened.
Week 16 Who was Marie Antoinette
Charming Marie Antoinette has a story we’re about to learn all about! Through her lavish balls and masquerades, she lived a lavish life, only to end her life by being be-headed.
Week 17 Who was Frederick Douglas
Determined to escape slavery, Frederick Douglass became one of the most famous abolitionists in history. Let’s learn more about him!
Week 18 Who was Sitting Bull
A genius in the military, Sitting Bull made history as the US government was seizing land across the country. This Who Was covers the life of the famous Sitting Bull.
Week 19 Who was Wolfgang Mozart
Who Was Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart?
The opera, instruments and music – oh my! This one covers the beautiful and musical life of Armadeus Mozart.
Weeks 20-24 you can feel free to catch up or add in your own books.
I sure hope this list helps you plan a bit better. Happy reading!
