This game is great to help kids learn the countries of the world.Īround the middle of the year it got so long to finish, I substituted it with an app called Seterra Geography. Included with the student sheets is the geography game. We moved from continent to continent studying the geography, the countries, the cultures, the traditions, and I threw in a little history, just because the culture and tradition stems from the history. Savannah knew a few from North America and South America, but that was it. At the beginning of the year your kids will take a pre-test to see how much they know. Non-fiction tales of great missionary heroes through our history who have changed the world for the better. It gives you information, true stories, maps, and tips to help you pray for specific people groups. It brings to life the religions and cultures of 92 countries across the world with stories of families and how their lives can be changed through prayer. I went through this somewhat, but mostly used Window on the World and Hero Tales for bible since we do a bible study in the evenings. You will also use these passages for copywork and dictation. The bible focus in ECC is the book of Matthew, Hero Tales, and Window on the World.īeginning week 3 you will start reading, studying, and memorizing the book of Matthew.
Of course, we live in nature and are out in it all the time, but we took some intentional walks, drew some pictures, and talked about what we saw. It’s a 5 day week grid, with the 5th day being set up for a nature walk. In the back is a gold mine of suggested books for each country studied and also a recommended list for general reading categorized by age. The author has also given an example of their day to show how they fit it all in. In the beginning are preparation and teaching tips for every subject.
#MY FATHERS WORLD KINGDOM TALES MANUAL#
The teacher’s manual is very easy to read and understand with a simple grid for the schedule. I used it as kind of a guideline, so to speak. I didn’t follow the teachers manual word for word. In Exploring Countries and Cultures kids learn geographical terms, ecosystems, and of course countries and cultures around the world. My Father’s World has a strong emphasis on missionaries around the world. No matter what year you enter into My Father’s World, you start in Exploring Countries and Cultures. My Fathers World is set up to as a family cycle from 2nd grade through 8th grade. This is a huge list with picture books, read alouds, educational shows, and movies that brought the cultures around the world to life. I’ve created a complete Exploring Countries and Cultures resource page that includes every resource I used throughout the year, country by country. We learned of the missionaries who have went before us, spreading God’s word, and made disciples of all the nations. We made pinatas and cooked fajitas crafted Chinese lanterns and ate Chinese food.
#MY FATHERS WORLD KINGDOM TALES HOW TO#
We visited 15 countries around the world, studied different people groups, learned how to pray for these people, cooked ethnic foods, and studied the ecosystems of these areas. I lean more towards a Charlotte Mason and slightly Classical approach, so I went with My Father’s World – Exploring Countries and Cultures. Last year I used an eclectic mix of subjects so, this year I wanted to try using a boxed curriculum. We’ve just finished up another year of homeschool, (YAY!) and I want to share what we used this year.
My Father’s World- Exploring Countries and Cultures
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