Early Modern History Term 2 Morning Time Plans
$35.00
Fourteen weeks of pre-made Morning Time plans based on a historical study of the Early Modern Era with a North American focus. This set of plans covers from the period from the Revolutionary War and late 1700s to the early 1800s and westward expansion. They end before the Civil War. This set of plans covers from the 1400s-1700s. These are perfect for families studying Early Modern History in a four-year cycle. Bring beauty (and fun!) to your homeschool with poetry, fine arts, nature study, good books, and so much more — all prepared for you with your choice of a grid or loop schedule to follow.
This is a digital product. Nothing will be mailed.
We took all the hard work out of planning Morning Time!
These Morning Time plans are designed for ease-of-use for new moms and veterans alike. They feature:
- Intro material with tips and instructions for doing all the subjects
- A weekly grid and lesson plan lists help you plan your week
- OR a loop schedule laying out all the subjects and activities to be done — just do the next thing(s) each day
- Printable booklist to take to the library
- Copies of poems to print for your family
- An easy-to-use web page with links to all the videos and tutorials in the plans, as well as links to the books and art supplies for your convenience
Download a sample
The sample contains a smattering of pages from the intro, an example of a printable booklist page, printable poem page, weekly grid, and loop schedule page.
Topics and subjects included in these plans are:
- Memorization – Preamble to the Constitution and the Bill of Rights
- Poetry – Oliver Wendell Holmes and others
- Music Appreciation – Custom-written lesson plans authored by Genie Shaw of Barefoot Abbey based on the music of the Early Modern Era. These are truly unique and not available anywhere else.
- Picture Study – Come Look With Me: Art in Early America
- Nature Study – Using Exploring Nature with Children and Handbook of Nature Study we will take a look at lichen, evergreens, caterpillars, ants, butterflies, and rocks and minerals.
- Art – American history themed art tutorials
- Math – Bedtime Math and other appropriate history-themed math activities
- Reading Suggestions – Fabulous selections to accompany the subject areas
- Read Alouds – Four great chapter books scheduled for you to choose between
*Note: Completing as written will require purchased resources: Exploring Nature with Children, Handbook of Nature Study (available free online), and Come Look With Me: Art in Early America
