Mystery of History

I love that all of my kids can learn history together. At the end of each lesson there are additional activities you can do to help your kids understand what they have just learned. There are different suggested activities for different age groups (younger, middle, and older). My kids enjoy learning what was going on in different parts of the world at the same time. I like the fact that everything is presented linearly instead of just learning about a specific part of the world alone. The book itself is quite heavy, but I know people who chose to take it to a print shop and have it split into three parts and each part gets spiral bound. If you choose to do that, the best way is to split the 1st and 2nd 9 weeks into one book, the 3rd and 4th 9 weeks into another books, and the reproducibles into a final book. Spiral binding seems to be the way to go so you can easily photocopy in the future.