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Timeline Figures A AH03

Timeline Figures A

World Cultures

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Over 40 Timeline Figures for Sonlight A on self-adhesive heavy card stock. Just cut them out, color and stick them in your Timeline Book.

Timeline Figures

Sonlight's Timeline Book paired with program-specific Timeline Figures make creating your own timeline easy and delightful.

Figures included in this Timeline Figures set are:

Adam and Eve (ca. 5000 BC)
Noah's Ark (ca. 3500 BC)
Abraham (ca. 2100 BC)
Isaac (ca. 2100-2000 BC)
Jacob (ca. 2100-2000 BC)
Ancient Egyptians (2000–1000 BC)
Joseph (ca. 1914 BC)
First Olympiad (776 BC)
Greek Golden Age (ca. 479-431 BC)
Moses (ca. 1400s BC)
Rome (ca. 753 BC-AD 476)
Vikings (ca. AD 793-1020)
Middle Ages (c. 476-1453)
Joshua (ca. 1400s BC)
Gideon (ca. 1199 BC)
Samson (ca. 1175 BC)
Ruth (ca. 1200 BC)
Samuel (ca. 1113 BC)
Saul, first king of Israel (ca. 1100 BC)
Louis Braille (1809-1852)
Industrial Revolution begins (ca. 1750)
Pioneers (begins 1840s)
King David (ca. 1055 BC)
King Solomon (ca. 1015 BC)
Judah and Israel divide (ca. 925 BC)
Margaret goes to Africa (1923)
Jonah goes to Nineveh (ca. 782 BC)
Dispersion of Israel (ca. 722 BC)
Isaiah (ca. 740 BC)
Jeremiah (ca. 627 BC)
Babylonian captivity (ca. 605-537 BC)
Daniel (ca. 635-536 BC)
World War II (1939-1945)
Jews return to Jerusalem (537 BC)
Xerxes, Esther's husband, rules Persia (ca. 485-465 BC)
Jesus Christ (ca. 4 BC-AD 29)
Edmund Hillary climbs Everest (1953)
Jesus conquers death (ca. AD 29)
Mary Magdalene (ca. AD 29)
Philip (First Century AD)
Thomas (First Century AD)
Pentecost (ca. 35)
Saul of Tarsus/ St. Paul the Apostle (ca. AD 5-67)
George Boardman (1801-1831)
Peter (d. 67 AD)
John Chapman (1774-1845)
John Mark (ca. AD 45)
Francis Mason finishes the Karen New Testament (1843)

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Nathan G says that being a European/American family living in rural West Africa, "we were so thrilled to discover a curriculum that allows our children access to great books even in a place were children's books are rare. Better yet, the books give a balanced view of history and focus on the world at large, instead of just America.

"We ordered Sonlight because of the great books, but as soon as we started using it, we fell in love with the Instructor's Guide as well. The IG is specific, yet flexible; comprehensive, and still simple. This Instructor's Guide takes my hand and shows me the way I wanted to educate my children, which I dreamed about but couldn't quite manage to organize on my own. This past year included some really crazy busy times, but that big old Instructor's Guide held my hand and we were able to enjoy school through it all!" Here, Carolyn (6) and Nelia (4) share Sonlight A in their first year of homeschooling.

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"We were drawn to Sonlight because we love the books and reading together," writes Megan S of Santa Rosa, CA, "but the Book of Time and the way history is put into place by the collective curriculum was a revelation for me.

"I have learned so much right alongside my children! And my babies learn daily with their older sisters. It's an all-around win. We thank God for bringing Sonlight into our lives."

Here, Megan's daughter Alheli (4) hugs her Book of Time as she joyfully realizes that she'll be doing her very own timeline work! Her sisters Ellen (7) and Olin (4) look at their own treasures during their family's fifth Box Day."Alheli has been listening to her older sisters' Sonlight readings since she was a baby," Megan said. "This year, as we opened the box, she said 'Hey, look! A new timeline book!' When I told her it was hers to use, she pulled it out with awe and kissed it. I love that one of her growing-up milestones will be her use of the timeline that she's watched her sisters diligently fill throughout her life. It's a page in her very own story."

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"I love the variety and depth of stories we've read in History/Bible/Lit A, and almost all of the books we read were new to me as well." says Jennifer M of Kalispell, MT. "As mom and teacher, I was just as excited to finish the Read-Alouds as my daughter, often finishing them several days ahead of time as we didn't want to put them down!"

In this photo, the children enjoy a spring day by looking at some of their favorite Sonlight books from the year. Lydia (3) loves to look at the pictures in the Egermeier's Bible Story Book, and Malachi (4) enjoys looking at one of Abriana's Readers from LA 1. Abriana (7) holds Silas (4 mos.) while she looks at one of her favorite Read-Alouds-No Children No Pets.

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