Unit 1 Introduction
The Books of Moses
- Curriculum
- Writing Aids
- Map Aids
- Evaluations
- Pop Quiz
- Government
- Lapbooks
Week 1
Curtain Rises on Egypt: Gift of the Nile
- Curriculum
- Writing Aids
- Map Aids
- Evaluations
- Pop Quiz
- Government
- Lapbooks
Week 2
Pharaohs & Pyramids
- Curriculum
- Writing Aids
- Map Aids
- Evaluations
- Pop Quiz
- Government
- Lapbooks
Week 3
Egyptian Polytheism & the Judgment of God
- Curriculum
- Writing Aids
- Map Aids
- Evaluations
- Pop Quiz
- Government
- Lapbooks
Week 4
Creation Through Noah
- Curriculum
- Writing Aids
- Map Aids
- Evaluations
- Pop Quiz
- Government
- Lapbooks
Week 5
Babel to Ur: Early History of Mesopotamia
- Curriculum
- Writing Aids
- Map Aids
- Evaluations
- Pop Quiz
- Government
- Lapbooks
Week 6
The Patriarchs: From Ur to Egypt
- Curriculum
- Writing Aids
- Map Aids
- Evaluations
- Pop Quiz
- Government
- Lapbooks
Week 7
In the Wilderness: The Tabernacle & the Law
- Curriculum
- Writing Aids
- Map Aids
- Evaluations
- Pop Quiz
- Government
- Lapbooks
Week 8
In the Wilderness: Holiness — Worshipping God as God
- Curriculum
- Writing Aids
- Map Aids
- Evaluations
- Pop Quiz
- Government
- Lapbooks
Week 9
In the Wilderness: Slaves to Warriors
- Curriculum
- Writing Aids
- Map Aids
- Evaluations
- Pop Quiz
- Government
- Lapbooks
We begin with a chronological study of the books of Moses,
arranged in the order he most probably wrote them. Thus, our history
studies begin with a study of Egyptian culture. We then follow the
Israelites into the desert, studying Creation, the Cradle of
Civilization, the Patriarchs, and the Mosaic Law in a “flashback”
approach. The suggested Unit Celebration involves holding a Seder
meal.