Story of the World Curriculum Review and Flip Through

[@RelatableMotherhood]

I'm about halfway through the first volume of this with my kids and I completely agree with you on the cons of it. We skipped the mummy chapter completely and I started skipping a lot of the random intense content (like a dictator mounting heads on spears. Yikes.) I also usually skip the longer myths or have a conversation with my kids before I read it reminding them that none of it is real-just a story that culture made up. Overall though I'm liking it. We even got a little globe so we can look at the places we're reading about, and the book has sparked a lot of conversations. My kids were extremely interested in the silk worm myth and how silk is made.

[@pillarsandpress]

Yes! Kind of have to pre-read some of the chapters or they catch you off guard. Have to edit on the fly.😅 But overall it's so good! We are doing volume 2 this year!

[@CarsensMama36]

Thank you so much! Your review was very helpful and I really enjoyed listening to it and seeing all of your fun art projects. It looks like you guys had a lot of fun! I have been trying to find a history course for my son next year. We kind of skipped history this year and he’s going into 3rd grade. You explained this really well. Thanks again.

[@pillarsandpress]

Thank you for watching, I’m glad it was helpful!

[@TheDovesNest]

Yay! So fun to find you on here!

[@pillarsandpress]

Oh heyyy! Just trying find my way over here on KZbin! It’s a whole different ball game compared to instagram but giving it a shot. Going to go binge watch your videos now!!! 🤗

[@pattiedortch8296]

Love this, Meg!!

[@pillarsandpress]

Thank you, Ms. Pattie! Thanks for watching!

[@elizabeth0265]

Very interesting! Thank you

[@pillarsandpress]

Thank you for watching!

[@margiedenavarre7919]

I read one of the volumes just for fun and it was great!

[@pillarsandpress]

The book by itself is such a fun way to learn some history!