Master Books || America's Story 1 - Walkthrough

[@melanieturner5665]

Super helpful, thank you!! Please do a room tour. I'd love to re-create that setup of cabinets and bookshelves.

[@homeschoolpeace]

Thank you! I do hope to do a room tour soon!

[@sheilamoncada9777]

So helpful !!! I was so lost when I got everything in the mail. Thank you

[@homeschoolpeace]

Thank you! I'm glad this was helpful

[@mr.wright9867]

This was helpful. I have came with the conclusion that this history would be too much for us so we will go with a different company

[@amandamendoza4181]

Very helpful! Excited to start this curriculum with my 4th grader.

[@homeschoolpeace]

Thank you! So glad to hear it helped!

[@courtneysimon444]

Hi! Is there a place in the teachers guide to paste the timeline pieces

[@parkinthedark8413]

If I have two students, should I get two student books?

[@rachelkoch9560]

Is his timeline book part of what you can buy on master books

[@staceybrown3535]

This was incredibly helpful! Where do you get your timeline book?

[@homeschoolpeace]

Hi! I use the Sonlight timeline book. Thanks!

[@alistadventures]

Thank you for this! What are your thoughts on whether or not I should attempt this with a rising 2nd grader? We are traveling through the north east this summer to see all of the historic sites and I’d like to go ahead and start teaching her about American history along with my 9 year old (who has already gone through Beautiful Feet early American history K-3). Do you think it will be too difficult for a 7 year old?

[@homeschoolpeace]

Hi. The large book that you read aloud to your student would not be too hard for a 2nd grader. The challenge will be with the student workbook pages. Those can be challenging for a 3rd grader, so 2nd may be a little harder. You could though make it work if some of the questions you discuss verbally. I hope that helps!

[@alistadventures]

@@homeschoolpeace great, thank you!