Diana Waring's History Manuals
We used the Diana Waring Study Guides with our oldest three children, over four years. I loved them from the first day, and the children got a great deal out of the course. For older children , use the older guides, while using the Activity books with younger children at the same time. The beauty of this curriculum is that it caters to all four main learning styles, There are many approaches to teaching each topic, so all the children will benefit from that at one time or another. This is a strongly Bible-based course.
Our suggestion is to get the appropriate study guide for your children, and if they are over 11 yrs, get the CDs that match that SG, then look at the literature packs (below) and choose a selection of books to read along with the topics, or else get the whole pack at a discount. This will give you a rich curriculum for a year.
Activity Books: K-4
| Ancient Civilizations and the Bible Activity Book | $19.95 |
| Romans, Reformers, Revolutionaries Activity Book | $19.95 |
| World Empires, World Missions, World Wars Activity Book | $19.95 |
Study Guides: Grades 5 - 12
What In The World History Talks - CDs
| What In The World’s Going On Here? Vol 1 - Creation to Christ - Ancient Times | $31.95
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| What in the World CD's - Vol 2 - Resurrection to Revolution - Medieval Times | $31.95 |
| What in the World CD's - Vol 3 - Napoleon to Korea Modern History | $31.95 |
Audio CD sets
| The Seven Wonders of the Ancient World | $16.95 |
| Complete Collection True Tales CD set - Ancient Civlizations | $27.95 |
| Complete Collection True Tales CD set - Romans, Reformers, Revolutionaries (Medieval) | $27.95 |
| Complete Collection True Tales CD set - World Empires, Missions and Wars (Modern) | $27.95 |
Diana Waring Ancient Civilizations & the Bible Packs
Diana Waring Middle Ages Packs
Diana Waring Modern Times Packs
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions concerning Diana Waring's History Programme.
To learn more about Diana Waring's great books and tapes, visit her
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(Schoolwork) should convey to the child such initial ideas of interest in his various studies as to make the pursuit of knowledge on those lines an object in life and a delight to him. (Charlotte Mason: Parents and Children, p. 247)