I'm happy to be able to tell you about another wonderful Memoria Press Classical Studies set. If you are not familiar with Memoria Press, they are a family-run publishing company that produces Classical Christian materials. Cheryl Lowe founded the company in 1994, and is the author of several of their books, including the very popular Latin program, Latina Christiana.
The Book of the Middle Ages is a collection of history books written by Dorothy Mills in the 1920's for middle school students. Memoria Press recently brought these back into publication along with beautiful black and white illustrations.
The Book of the Middle Ages is divided into three parts: The Early Middle Ages, The Unity of the Middle Ages, and The Later Middle Ages with over 70 stories in all. Stories range from the Germanic Invaders to Charlemagne, and the Medieval Church to the Hundred Years War.
"It concludes with The Middle Ages, where students are privileged to see how Christianity spread out, building a new civilization on the remnants of the Roman Empire".
The Book of the Middle Ages is a year-long workbook course best suited for grades 6-9. The set I received includes a Text, Student Guide, and Teacher Guide.
The Student Guide includes 22 lessons with 3 review lessons at the end of each unit. Each lesson in the Student Guide includes Facts to Know {along with famous quotes}, Vocabulary, Comprehension Questions, and Activities.
The Teacher Guide is essential because it contains all of the answers. It is laid out identical to the Student Guide so answers are easy to locate. It also includes tests and answer keys.
Find Out More: You can find out more online at Memoria Press. The Book of the Middle Ages is recommended for grades 6-9. The Text, Student Guide, and Teacher's Manual are sold as a set for $39.95.
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