Robin Hood is illustrated and designed for children who are moving into chapter books. This version provides an entertaining introduction to Robin Hood and his Merry Men.

Two young children must find their long-lost uncle because their mother is gravely ill. Their journey is full of struggles and they must still convince their uncle to return home with them. This quick read delivers a universal message of courage and persistence mixed with family devotion and team...

Once again, parable-man and story-teller Edward Hays opens the doors of the mind's magic theater and provides a collection of mystic maps to guide you on the path to the most fabulous of all hidden treasures--the Holy Grail.

Learn from this wonderful account about the man who overcame great odds to invent the first moveable printing press, producing the famous Gutenberg Bible and making it possible for books to make their way into the hands of the public.

This fascinating historical fiction picture book complete with beautiful and detailed illustrations will bring the Middle Ages alive again and again for you and your children.

Diane Stanley's 'Michelangelo' is a captivating biography that delves into the life and artistry of one of the most celebrated Renaissance artists. Through engaging storytelling and stunning illustrations, Stanley brings to life the remarkable journey of Michelangelo Buonarroti.

The story of the model Renaissance Man. Painter of the Mona Lisa, designer of hundreds of fascinating machines. A person (and a book) with whom we should all be familiar.

Diane Stanley has once again made history come alive through this beautiful retelling of the journey of the thirteen-year-old village girl who becomes a hero of France through her vision and determination.

A delightful adaptation of the Middle Ages fable found in The Canterbury Tales, this beautiful book also received the Caldecott Medal for Barbara Cooney's illustrations. Typically for 4th grade readers, this book will introduce your child to the beauty of Middle Ages literature and the...

This beautifully illustrated book depicts the important events of Martin Luther's life, the Reformation, and the theological struggles of his era.This 2005 Gold Medallion finalist presents an age-appropriate introduction to the German monk and the tumultuous world of sixteenth-century Europe.

Have you ever wished for more help as you teach, plan and organize your History curriculum? Veritas Middle Ages, Renaissance & Reformation Scripted Lesson Plans are the answer!

The Story of Rolf and the Viking Bow is a suspenseful and thought-provoking tale set in Iceland when Christianity had first come to its shores. Rolf's father challenges the accepted custom of his day, and the consequences lead to death and banishment. Young Rolf must struggle with honor...

Join Claudia and her brother as they take up residence in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, where they seek to identify a mysterious statue. This heartwarming story helps students discover the value of knowledge and family. This is a must-read for teaching the Renaissance.

During the Middle Ages, young Robin finds himself suddenly stricken with a debilitating condition while the Plague rages through the town around him. Because of war, he is also alone, separated from his parents. Under the care of a local monk, Robin, at first entitled and hot-tempered, learns to...

In this fascinating and critically acclaimed book, award-winning artist David Macaulay depicts the building of a French Gothic cathedral. Intricate pen and ink illustrations in Cathedral: The Story of Its Construction recreate the 80-year process, from gathering materials to placing the...

Widge is an orphan in sixteenth century London, and his fierce master has ordered him to steal William Shakespeare's play Hamlet. Will he betray his friends in order to obey his master? The Shakespeare Stealer is an exciting historical novel that captures the sights and sounds...

In this excellent retelling of the timeless stories of King Arthur and His Knights of the Round Table, all the best tales are included showing the glory, treachery, and yet continuing hope that swirl around the beloved King Arthur and his round table knights.

A folktale that began as a ballad in the Middle Ages, this is the story of Robin who organized a band of outlaws in Sherwood Forest, robbing from the rich to help the poor. The Adventures of Robin Hood will engage those who hear and read the escapades of this famousor infamous outlaw...

Macbeth is one of the Bard's greatest works, and this graphic novel makes it clear and understandable. Contains the original text with lively illustrations that aren't "too graphic." One of Shakespeare's more accessible plays for younger readers.

An overview of 100 important events in Christian history that will inspire any reader! Starting in Rome in AD 64 and ending in the late twentieth century, this guide provides many accessible facts and introductions to influential events in the Christian churchthough they were often overlooked...

Augustine was not always a great biblical teacher and defender of the faith. Through his childhood antics and youthful experimentation, his mother persistently prays for his salvation. Although we might wonder at how God could use such a man, this story amazes us with its wonderful account of red...

The work Charlemagne began was nothing short of founding the Holy Roman Empirethe re-forging of a Roman Empire in the west in alliance with the Church. Through the eyes of Carl and his sisters and brothers readers experience how it all happened in this excellent work of historical fiction.

John Calvin comes to life for intermediate readers as the author weaves together imagination and research to tell the story of this significant theologian, reformer, and great man.

Young Evyn dreams of using his beautiful voice to be a storytellerin an age when libraries don't exist and written books are inaccessible to most. The King's Shadow is well-researched historical fiction that depicts the early years of England and the Battle of Hastings.

Timelines are valuable learning tools and accuracy is important in any historical reference. History Through the Ages: Suggested Placement Guide is a valuable resource that enables students to properly place the 1,260 figures from the History Through the Ages materials.

History Through the Ages: Record of Time includes lined and dated pages and 17 detailed map blank pages.

How will Hans Luther, Martin Luther's son, ever understand God's plans for his life outside his father's shadow? Through Hans' eyes, readers learn of Martin Luther as a father and a friend and how Hans discovers his unique calling.

Young Hans wants to be a scribe and copy the Bible. When his life is turned upside down, God provides a way for Hans to become apprenticed to Johann Gutenberg. Readers witness Gutenberg's sacrifices to fulfill his calling. He is threatened with poverty, prison, and even death, but his undying faith...

John Wycliffe, a famous Oxford professor, believes that everyone should be able to read the Bible, so he translates it into English. Not everyone agrees. Will Wycliffe understand that he is in danger? How will he and his loyal friend save the English translation of the Bible?

With this translation, Rebsaman is able to intrigue young readers, retaining the original's poetic beauty through his use of new compound words, alliteration, and medieval rhythms.

The turbulent period known as the Middle Ages was a transition from the end of ancient times to the birth of the modern era. Famous Men of the Middle Ages, a classic volume reissued by Memoria Press, covers the history through the lives of 30 key figures: Attila the Hun, Charlemagne, Joan of Arc...

Covering the years from 1300 to 1550, Famous Men of the Renaissance & Reformation includes biographies of 30 important figures from this dramatic and tumultuous period that reshaped the West. Black and white illustrations.

This updated Usborne book Time Traveler combines four titles: Pharaohs and Pyramids, Rome and Romans, Viking Raiders, and Knights and Castles. With detailed illustrations and age-appropriate information on each page, the hardcover book introduces readers...

Well-written and informative, this classic volume covers the church from A.D. 33 to the modern age. With nearly 300 photographs, maps and timelines, as well as study questions for each chapter, it is an excellent resource for a panoramic view of the church's growth over the last two thousand year...

In The Making of a Knight, 7-year-old James begins the life of a page, the first step in the challenging process of training to become a knight. Children will follow along in the colorful and complex world of the 1400s with the castles, battles, and lifestyle of Old England.

This exciting and informative historical novel of the Middle Ages tells the story of Big John, a peasant boy with a mysterious past. Giving a balanced view of the Crusades, this story also depicts beautiful themes of forgiveness and faithfulness.

Pages of History 2: Blazing New Trails transports the reader through the timeline of the world-providing a view of God's work in every age. It's perfect for family story time or individual study. This second volume covers the last two series, Explorers to 1815 and 1815 to Present...

Pages of History 1 transports the reader through the timeline of the world-providing a view of God's work in every age. It's perfect for family story time or individual study. In this exciting first volume, Pages of History 1: Secrets of the Ancients,

This comprehensive guide places students in barbarian-inhabited Iceland where Rolf is out to prove that his father was unjustly murdered, and helps students understand the dynamic storyline.

Follow Robin Hood and his band of outlaws on their rampage as they rob the rich to give to the poor. This comprehension guide includes comprehension questions, lists of key people and places, and amusing projects.

This guide includes vocabulary lessons, chapter questions and solutions, puzzles, an artist game with color reproductions of fine art to integrate the book with art appreciation.

This full-color collection of projects provides fun and meaningful activities to enhance your student's engagement with the lessons in our Middle Ages, Renaissance & Reformation course, whether you are teaching it yourself or using...

The Middle Ages, Renaissance & Reformation Teacher's Manual is designed for a 36-week school year, with one week at the end of each quarter designated for review and testing; parents are encouraged to adapt to their own students, as this manual contains more information and projects that...

A downloadable version of our New Testament Greece & Rome Memory Song CD. Includes the following files:

• Middle Ages, Renaissance & Reformation Memory Song (Vocal)
• Middle Ages, Renaissance & Reformation Memory Song (Instrumental)

This set which includes Pages of History 1 & 2 transports the reader through the timeline of the world-providing a view of God's work in every age. It's perfect for family story time or individual study.

The Middle Ages, Renaissance & Reformation Self-Paced Literature Kit Levels 1 and 2 takes your students on 27 exciting adventures set during the historical events they are learning in their Middle Ages, Renaissance & Reformation Self-Paced Course.

The course kit includes all the materials for the teacher and a student in level 2 (grades 4 - 6) for teaching our Middle Ages, Renaissance and Reformation course.

Middle Ages, Renaissance & Reformation Flashcards are 32 colorful and engaging cards that cover 32 major historical events and people.

CHURCH HISTORY, GREAT BATTLES IN EUROPE AND ARTISTIC DEVELOPMENT SET THE FOUNDATION FOR MODERN TIMES

With the Middle Ages, Renaissance & Reformation, Self-Paced Course students will work at their own pace covering 32 important events from St. Augustine's dramatic conversion...