Wall timeline homeschool

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For months I tried to think of a creative way to have a wall timeline in our homeschool room that wouldn't be too paper-taped-to-the-wall-looking and that the kids could build themselves. This was the solution for us. I love it because (a) the kids made it, (b) it's adjustable - I can move dates and events around making more space for the time period we are studying, (c) it looks great in the school room. We started with four 24" x 36" budget canvases from Michael's (when they were 50% off…

It's one of those thing that you are told every homeschool family should have, so you try to be good and create one running up the side of your staircase until you realise it will take over the whole house! After many years (and many different timelines) I finally came up with one that fits easily into our home and life but still gives us tons of space to write all our history facts on (the full length of our timeline is just over 5 meters, so plenty of space for those all important facts)…

Setting Up A Homeschool History Timeline - My Little Robins

I attempted to do a wall timeline with Caroline a number of years ago. For a variety of reasons, it did not work for her. I think part of it was her age, part of it was her learning challenges, and part of it was the layout. However, I believe a timeline can be a

(There may be affiliate links in this post – click here to learn more. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.) Well, it’s about time! After years of historical knowledge going in one ear and out the other, I’ve finally found a system for learning and retaining history that works for me (and my kids,…

A long while back I wrote about wanting to create some sort of masterpiece of a timeline to hang on my dining room wall. I promised to upd...

Free printable Book of Centuries and/or accordion timeline notebook with expandable pages. Includes linear timeline, nonlinear timeline, and cover pages.

For our curriculum last year we made a timeline of the Bible. We used My Father’s World First Grade – Learning God’s Story. It suggested just putting the timeline images on a wall…