This Live Online Course is intended for students who haven't yet gotten a basic timeline of history and for those who would benefit from a transition class from the grammar school program to the rigors of Omnibus.

A JOURNEY FROM THE 19TH CENTURY TO NOW

With the 1815 to Present, Self-Paced Course students will work at their own pace covering 32 important events from The Monroe Doctrine to modern America. Teaching is interactive with clever games, striking video footage of Marcus...

LEARNING ABOUT EARLY AMERICA

With the Explorers to 1815, Self-Paced Course students will work at their own pace covering 32 important events from Prince Henry the Navigator to The Missouri Compromise in the early part of the 19th century. Teaching is interactive with clever...

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...

LEARNING ABOUT THE NEW TESTAMENT, GREECE AND ROME; THE WORLD INTO WHICH CHRIST WAS BORN

With the New Testament, Greece & Rome, Self-Paced Course students will work at their own pace covering 32 important events from the early roots of Greece found in the Minoan and Mycenaea...

A JOURNEY THROUGH THE BEGINNING OF HISTORY

With the Old Testament & Ancient Egypt, Self-Paced Course students work at their own pace covering 32 important events from Creation to the fall of Egypt to Rome. They see biblical history in the context of all history. Teaching is...

Have you ever wished for more help as you teach, plan and organize your History curriculum? Veritas 1815 to Present Scripted Lesson Plans are the answer!

Have you ever wished for more help as you teach, plan and organize your History curriculum? Veritas Explorers to 1815 Scripted Lesson Plans are the answer!

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!

Have you ever wished for more help as you teach, plan and organize your History curriculum? Veritas New Testament, Greece & Rome Scripted Lesson Plans are the answer!

Have you ever wished for more help as you teach, plan and organize your History curriculum? Veritas Old Testament & Ancient Egypt Scripted Lesson Plans are the answer!

Have you ever wished for more help as you teach, plan and organize your History curriculum? Veritas 1st Grade History Scripted Lesson Plans are the answer!

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

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.

This eBook guide is a tool to provide an overview study of the last two of five Veritas history series, Explorers to 1815 and 1815 to the Present.

This eBook guide is a tool to provide an overview study of the first three Veritas history series: Old Testament and Ancient Egypt; New testament, Greece and Rome; and Middle Ages, Reniassance, and Reformation.

Use this eBook comprehension guide to follow an adventure during the Great Awakening, discovering how Godly boys can become Godly men. The guide includes questions, activites, and more.

Set off on a voyage on the Royal Navy's smallest schooner to explore American history! This eBook comprehension guide includes various projects and experiments, questions for each chapter, and more.

This eBook 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 eBook comprehension guide includes comprehension questions, lists of key people and places, and fun projects.

This eBook 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 eBook comprehension guide draws students into the story of The Iliad of Homer, and before they know it, they'll be in the heart of the action with all of the legendary Hellenes!

The Blackthorn Winter Comprehension Guide (eBook) is full of comprehension worksheets and contains daring questions and swashbuckling activities sure to challenge the most experienced seafarer. ebook

This full-color collection of projects provides fun and meaningful activities to enhance your student's engagement with the lessons in our 1815 - Present Self Paced course.

The 1815 to Present Teacher's Manual includes student projects and worksheets that align with the cards and memory CD (not included). Projects include background information and accounts to read along with fun projects.

The 1815 to the Present Memory Song MP3 contains a chronological timeline song that covers thirty-two major historical events and important figures during that time period.

This full-color collection of projects provides fun and meaningful activities to enhance your student's engagement with the lessons in our Explorers to 1815 course, whether you are teaching it yourself or using the self-paced online course.

This eBook is in PDF format and will be available in the "Downloadables" section of your account.

The Explorers to 1815 Teacher's Manual (eBook) includes student projects and worksheets that align with the cards and memory CD (not included). Projects include background information and accounts to read along with fun projects like salt-relief maps, making gold masks, making hand-dipped candles, map-work, and more.

A downloadable version of our Explorers to 1815 Memory Song CD. Includes the following files:

• Explorers to 1815 Memory Song (Vocal)
• Explorers to 1815 Memory Song (Instrumental)
• The Presidents Song (Vocal)
• The Presidents Song (Instrumental)

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.

This eBook is in PDF format and will be available in the "Downloadables" section of your account.

The Middle Ages, Renaissance & Reformation Teacher's Manual includes student projects and worksheets that align with the cards and memory CD (not included). Projects include background information and accounts to read along with fun projects like creating a "little book of Vikings," making a crown like Charlemagne, putting on a medieval feast and more.

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 full-color collection of projects provides fun and meaningful activities to enhance your student's engagement with the lessons in our New Testament, Greece & Rome course, whether you are teaching it yourself or using the self-paced online course.

The New Testament, Greece & Rome Teacher's Manual includes student projects and worksheets that align with the cards and memory CD (not included). Projects include background information and accounts to read along with fun projects like creating a holding an Olympic field day, making a clay coin with Alexander's head, pretending to interview the shepherds who went to see the Baby Jesus, and more. Worksheets provide reinforcement for remembering dates, names, and places.

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

• New Testament Greece & Rome Memory Song (Vocal)
• New Testament Greece & Rome Memory Song (Instrumental)

This full-color collection of projects provides fun and meaningful activities to enhance your student's engagement with the lessons in our Old Testament & Ancient Egypt course, whether you are teaching it yourself or using the self-paced online course.

The Old Testament & Ancient Egypt Teacher's Manual includes student projects and worksheets that align with the cards (000100) and memory CD (000101) (both not included). Projects include background information and accounts to read along with fun projects like putting together a creation mobile, making a crafty serpent, and more.

The Old Testament & Ancient Egypt Teacher's Manual includes student projects and worksheets that align with the cards and memory CD (not included). Projects include background information and accounts to read along with fun projects like putting together a creation mobile, making a crafty serpent, and more. Worksheets provide reinforcement for remembering dates, names, and places.

The Old Testament & Ancient Egypt Memory Song Download includes four songs to help your students master historical events from Creation to Egypt in 30 BC.

Bede is a timeline ... who strongly resembles a ball of yarn. This loveable character introduces 1^st graders to the basics of American history in a fun way—once a week—all year long.

In this Live Online Course students will look at a survey-style overview of Western civilization.

In this Live Online Course students will look at American history from a biblical worldview.

The early settlement of Jamestown is introduced to children in the historically accurate Three Ships Come Sailing: A Child's Story of Our Country's Birthplace Jamestown in Virginia. This helpful supplement to American history studies presents plenty of information about the struggle to...

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...

The gentlemen of his time dressed with elegance and rode in style on their fine horses, but Sam Adams had his own way of doing things. Why Don't You Get a Horse, Sam Adams? is a well-loved classic that brings this Founding Father to life in a most entertaining way.

Shh! We're Writing the Constitution, an engaging account of the 1787 Constitutional Convention, is historically accurate and highly entertaining as well. With her trademark witty style, Jean Fritz explains the complexities of the U.S. Constitution in an immensely readable manner.

Young Edward must defend his family with the family's old Spanish gun, but it is twice as big as he is. The Matchlock Gun is an interesting depiction of the early Dutch colonists in a lesser-known period of American history.

Small in stature and soft-spoken, James Madison did not seem to be a likely candidate for political office. The Great Little Madison — Unforgettable Americans covers Madison's life from sickly childhood to the Federalist Papers, the presidency, and more. Well-written and accurate, this...

There is a lot more to Paul Revere's life than just the famous midnight ride. In a witty and informative style that will delight young readers, And Then What Happened, Paul Revere?by Jean Fritz fills in a historically accurate portrayal of the Revolutionary patriot.

Sarah and Abraham are told to leave their home and travel to a new country. God has given them a wonderful promise. As they obey God, they discover that God always keeps His promises. Sarah & Abraham: The Wonderful Promise, a 32-page book from the Bible Wise series is an accurate...

God is sending a flood because the world He made has turned against Him. However, Noah loves God. God tells Noah to build a boat, which is God's rescue plan. The colorfully illustrated Noah: The Rescue Plan, a 32-page book from the Bible Wise series, is an accurate retelling of...

John the Baptist tells people of their sin and their need to repent as he prepares the way for the coming Messiah, Jesus Christ. The colorfully illustrated John the Baptist is great for family reading time.

In Jesus: The Promised Child, best-selling children's author Carine MacKenzie faithfully relates the story from Luke 1 and 2 to give children the opportunity to discover Jesus Christ for themselves. See how excited the shepherds are when they hear the news about the newborn baby and...

Bringing a dramatic episode of World War II to vivid life, Pearl Harbor: Ready to Read answers questions about the historic importance of the military action at Pearl Harbor. Simple, clear language helps young readers learn about the political scene before and after Japan's bombing of...

Young Orville and Wilbur love building things, from the fastest sled to the highest-flying kite. It's no surprise they go on to build a flying machine. The Wright Brothers: Pioneers of American Aviation, a fascinating and accurate story, is part of the acclaimed Landmark Book

Suspicion and disapproval greet 16-year-old Kit Tyler the moment she arrives on the cold, bleak shores of Connecticut Colony. Newly orphaned and far from her lush Barbados home, Kit struggles to adapt to unfamiliar Puritan life and dependence on a family she's never known.

Explores hidden treasure, secret tombs and the burial site of Tutankhamen. Very readable for a second grader, who will discover how Howard Carter came upon what would become the most important archeological discovery of the decade. A Literature Unit for this book is included in the Old Testament...

Introduce early readers to the adventures of Ancient Greece with The Trojan Horse: How the Greeks Won the War — Step into Reading Step 5, a colorful adaptation that includes pronunciation guides and historical background.

Trail of Tears — Step into Reading Step 5, a well-written and factual account of the removal of the Cherokee people from their homeland, answers the "why" and "how" questions that arise in the face of this dark event. Age-appropriate for young readers.

Nine-year-old Soft Rain's family is torn apart when she and her mother are sent away from their Tsalagi (Cherokee) home to the West. In Soft Rain: A Story of the Cherokee Trail of Tears you will read how, in the midst of hardships and suffering, she discovers courage and hope for the future...

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.

This book is a good overview for young children, describing typical village life in Pompeii, and the eruption of Mount Vesuvius that literally buried the town alive. But there is also the wonder and excitement as historians and scientists rediscover Pompeii centuries later.

When Egypt's power crumbled, their culture and the secrets of their hieroglyphics were all but lost. This excellent resource brings to life the archaeological discoveries that unlocked the incredible secrets of Egypt's first kings.

Apollo 11 made history with its astronauts being the first men to walk on the moon. Moonwalk: The First Trip to the Moon — Step into Reading Step 5 tells the story of the preparation, liftoff, flight to the moon and the results, using longer paragraphs and colorful illustrations.

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...

When President Thomas Jefferson sends Lewis and Clark on their famous journey, he tells them to draw pictures, collect plants, and send presents. Delightful illustrations in Lewis & Clark: A Prairie Dog for the President will keep children laughing, and the fun historical account will...

Written for younger readers, this is a child-friendly introduction to the classic tales of King Arthur and his knights. The simple vocabulary, large print, and multiple illustrations of Knights of the Round Table make this a good choice for independent reading.

As an apprentice silversmith, 14-year-old Johnny has a promising future until a tragic accident shatters his dreams. Johnny Tremain: A Story of Boston in Revolt, a Newbery Medal winner, is an excellent portrayal of a young man swept up in the drama of America's struggle for independence...

The South seemed to be winning the American Civil War, but the three bloody days at Gettysburg turned the course of history. From the highly acclaimed Landmark series, Gettysburg covers the epic conflict and President Lincoln's famous speech.

During the American Revolution, General George Washington spots a dog lost on the battlefield. What happens next will surprise everyone. George Washington and the General's Dog — Step Into Reading Step 3, a little-known true story, will delight young readers and inspire some interesting...

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.

Henry Ford wants to make an affordable car but he needs the money to produce it. A car race is the solution. Eat My Dust! Henry Ford's First Race — Step into Reading Step 3 is fast-paced and fact-based.

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...

This book is a great resource to teach Greek mythology. This is a perfect time to teach children what God says about false gods and gives us cultural insight into the time in which Christ was born. The illustrations are incredible, and the text is fun to read.

This dramatic and easy-to-read book presents the life of Christopher Columbus. Did you know that at the time Columbus died he still believed he had reached the East Indies? Depicting both the fears of the sailors and the courage of Columbus, this excellent read-aloud provides many opportunities for a discussion of history.

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...

One passion fires 18-year-old runaway Daniel bar Jamin: to avenge his father's brutal crucifixion and drive the despised Romans from his homeland of Israel. But even while he plots with rebels, Daniel hears about someone newa traveling rabbi who confronts Daniel with revolutionary love.

The adventures of the Trojan War, the beautiful Helen of Troy, and great warriors of ancient Greece come to life in this version of Homer's classic tale The Iliad. Retold for younger readers in a highly engaging manner, Black Ships Before Troy: The Story of the Iliad retains the...

Ben Franklin and the Magic Squares — Step into Reading Step 4 is another great choice from the Step into Reading series with more unusual information about that great American figure Ben Franklin. Children will enjoy learning about another discovery by the early American...

While flying his F-16 on a Bosnian peacekeeping mission, U.S. Air Force pilot Scott O'Grady is shot down over enemy territory. With little water and no food, he must evade capture. Basher Five-Two is a dramatic true story of faith and courage.

Hidden away in the attic where she spent her final years, Anne Frank’s diary has become a timeless classic—an unforgettable witness to the horrors of war and a tribute to the resilience of the human spirit...

In this epic tale within a tale, acclaimed writer Douglas Bond depicts the clash of Romans and Celts with great suspense and intrigue. Hostage Lands is an excellent way to explore history or to enhance unit studies of ancient Rome. This volume of the Heroes & History series is...

Follow the journey of a pioneer family as they cross the prairies and mountains by wagon train. Wagon Train — Young Readers Level 3 portrays the adventures and challenges of pioneer life in an age-appropriate level with colorful illustrations.

During Germany's occupation of France, twenty French children were brought to a refuge in the mountains where they lived with Sister Gabriel. One day, a young man came to the school and asked if they could hide ten Jewish refugee children. When the Nazis come to search the school, the children...

Tales of Ancient Egypt is an excellent introduction to the stories and culture of ancient Egypt. This highly readable book has three sections: Tales of the Gods, Tales of Magic, and Tales of Adventure. A time chart is included at the end to list the stories with their historical era...

Bully for You, Teddy Roosevelt! is a witty and informative biography by acclaimed author Jean Fritz that introduces readers to a man who grew from a sickly child to an outdoors enthusiast who shaped the modern American presidency. A well-written account from a Newbery Honor-winning author...

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...

The American flag has traveled from the Revolutionary War to a walk on the moon. Learn about the interesting history and meaning of the flag in Red, White, and Blue: The Story of the American Flag — Young Readers Level 3, aimed at ages 5 through 8. Fun facts will intrigue children as the...

Mara is a proud and beautiful slave girl who yearns for freedom. In order to gain it, she finds herself playing the dangerous role of double spy for two arch enemieseach of whom supports a contender for the throne of Egypt. Follow her gripping adventure in Mara, Daughter of the Nile.

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.

Have you ever thought about the effort behind words that become famous and reverberate through history? Just a Few Words, Mr. Lincoln: The Story of the Gettysburg Address not only shows the realities of Lincoln's life as a busy president and caring father, but also demonstrates his...

An Egyptian orphan boy, Ranofer, wants to be a master goldsmith just like his father. But Ranofer's evil half-brother, Gebu, apprentices him to a stonecutter's shop instead. Ranofer soon wonders over Gebu's behavior and seemingly unearned wealth. When Ranofer discovers Gebu's secret, it is just...

Set in the mid 19th century, Van Leeuwan's Bound for Oregon is crafted with a first-person narrative from the nine-year-old Mary Ellen that enables readers to experience the adventures and perils of the westward expansion.

The Boston Tea Party is a familiar tale, but the story leading up to it goes beyond the drama of one night. Beautifully illustrated, this book will help you understand how the war for American independence unfolded.

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...

This volume presents the story of some of the most exciting years in U.S. history after World War I and leading up to the devastation of the Depression.

Though not from a biblical worldview, this series provides excellent factual information about the period, while engaging people of all...