Recently a mom wrote to me requesting that I add a few more pages to my free Book of Centuries download. I was shocked to realize that we end this decade this year! My, how time flies!
Charlotte Mason encouraged her students to enter records, illustrate and write brief notes and mark dates of famous people, events, wars, eras, inventions and significant breakthroughs in their Book of Centuries once a week as they study.
I wrote about my joy of using a Book of Century as a mother’s record of work and I still love browsing through my BOC and delight in the scope and richness of the education we have journeyed through these 19+ years.
Pop over to my blog posts – Practical Tip Book of Centuries for mom and kids and Mom’s Book of Centuries Record of Work
Here are some links and free Book Of Centuries downloads:
- Practical Pages’ updated free download ~ Book of Centuries by Nadene (Please be patient, this is a large download – 142 pages)
- I added thumbnail prints of famous artists and masterpieces to my BoC from my Art Era Timeline.
- Make your own Book of Centuries using Simply Charlotte Mason.com free download
- How to use your Book of Centuries on Simply Charlotte Mason.com
- Practical Pages’ History Timeline – Our Wall Chart at the end of the Year
- Practical Pages’ Frugal Timeline Book – a simple and cheap Book of Centuries made using an exercise book.
- Heart of the Matter.com How to Make a Timeline Easily with excellent details and instructions.
- Microsoft Office has a teacher’s template and excellent screen clips to Creating a Timeline in Microsoft
- Donna Young.org has fabulous free Timeline Instructions and Timeline Forms
- Higher Up and Further In writes How and When to Begin a Book of Centuries
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