Book details
Story of the World, Vol. 4 Test and Answer Key, Revised Edition: History for the Classical Child: The Modern Age
Published in
2007
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Description
Susan Wise Bauer's best-selling history series, The Story of the World, provides an engaging narrative of world history that has captivated both parents and young readers. The series now offers a Tests and Answer Key package, including 42 tests covering each chapter of the book, designed to evaluate comprehension and retention. The package includes various question types such as multiple choice, matching, fill-in-the-blank, and short writing samples, along with an answer key. This tool helps ensure that children absorb important historical events and provides an objective method for measuring retention. Used in conjunction with the Text Book and Activity Book, it forms a complete history curriculum for elementary students.
Age
8-12
Text complexity
proficient
Length
176 pages
Book in series
#4
Why to read
- Enhanced Understanding: The 'Story of the World, Vol. 4 Test and Answer Key, Revised Edition' provides a structured approach to testing your child's comprehension of the material covered in the main textbook. This can lead to a deeper understanding of historical events and concepts from the Modern Age.
- Assessment Tools: The book offers a variety of tests and quizzes that can help parents and educators assess a child's progress and retention of the historical information presented in the curriculum. This feedback is essential for tailoring teaching methods to a child's specific learning needs.
- Reinforcement of Learning: By using the tests and answer key, students can reinforce what they have learned through the 'Story of the World' series. This repetition and review can solidify their grasp of the historical narrative and the connections between different events and eras.
- Curriculum Integration: For those following a classical education model, this test and answer key book is designed to integrate seamlessly with the rest of the 'Story of the World' series. It ensures that the testing component aligns with the educational philosophy and goals of the classical child history curriculum.