Connecting with History - Questions and Answers and Thoughts on Teaching History
Aug. 23, 2007
A Quick Overview of How Connecting with History Works
 Connecting with History is a curriculum syllabus which explains why and how to teach all ages at once.  One family studies the same time period at the same time, each age group reading and studying at their own level.  The program contains background information about the time period, family discussion starters, ideas and instructions for each child to compile a history notebook which is added to as they study each time period, writing ideas, hands-on activity ideas, reading lists broken down into four main ages levels with daily reading suggestions. 

That's a quick overview.  For more information and ideas I recommend you join our email discussion group at
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/connect_with_history/

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Connecting With History is published by RC History. This site is designed to answer common questions about the Connecting with History program and teaching history from a Catholic worldview. If you have questions you'd like to see answered here, please leave a message or a comment and I'll respond!

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