Middle Ages Term 1 Morning Time Plans

(3 customer reviews)

$35.00

Fourteen weeks of pre-made Morning Time plans based around a historical study of the Middle Ages. These are perfect for families studying Middle Ages 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:
  • Prayer – Prayers drawn from the Middle Ages
  • Memorization – The Beatitudes and The Nicene Creed
  • Music Appreciation – Custom-written lesson plans authored by Genie Shaw of Barefoot Abbey based on music of the Middle Ages. These are truly unique and not available anywhere else.
  • Math – Activities based on the Sir Circumference series of books
  • Picture Study – Giotto and Botticelli
  • Art – Art and craft projects based on medieval themes
  • Nature Study – Trees, mushrooms, seeds, harvest moon
  • 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: Sir Circumference Activity Bundle and Exploring Nature with Children

Frequently Asked Questions

Designed for grades 1-6 the plans can easily be adapted to include preschool to teens. By reading extensively from the reading list, these plans can be a complete education for elementary students — just add language arts and math.

This set of Morning Time plans requires purchased resources: Sir Circumference Activity Bundle and Exploring Nature with Children. Books can be purchased or borrowed from your library.

*If you do not wish to purchase any of the above resources, those subjects can be omitted from the study or you can adapt the lesson plans.

Many of the plans do contain Christian content, though secular families in our community have told us they were able to adapt the plans to their needs. Our history plans are written from an ecumenical point of view and are appropriate for Catholics and Protestants alike. We profess the Nicene Creed as our statement of faith.

If you have another question that has not been answered here, email us at info@pambarnhill.com. We will be happy to help you out.

3 reviews for Middle Ages Term 1 Morning Time Plans

  1. Stephanie

    We are LOVING our Middle Ages Morning Time Plans! We were using another classical history curriculum and within a few weeks, it became very dry and dull. These Morning Time plans are full of rich, living books my children delight in as I read aloud. I also appreciate that it’s a complete program, covering a variety of subjects we can do together.

  2. Rebecca

    I wanted to at a richness to our homeschooling but as a mom of five kids under 9, I simply don’t have the time to curate book lists and find enrichments. These morning time plans sped up my planning time by doing that work for me. I didn’t realize quite how many other resources were called for (additional art, math, and nature resources) but it was easy to figure out which were worth investing in and which we could adapt or omit based on my kids and schedule. I think it’s still worth it just for the book lists, unifying themes, and daily activities that are included.

  3. Heather Russell

    We used this set of morning time plans over the last year and they were wonderful! They were easy to use and there is no question that we were able to enjoy more artwork, music, and great books because so much of the work was already done for us. I would highly recommend these plans to anyone who wants to enrich their time studying the Middle Ages and needs open-and-go material. We always used the loop schedule which gave us lots of freedom and flexibility. I have 3 kids, 8 and under, and we all got something out of it.

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