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Traditional, Story-Based Format)
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COPY LINK: https://pdf.bookcenterapp.com/yumpu/B08BGJNJYL This book follows the tradition
of teaching history in a story-based format. The often-politicized &quotsocal studies&quotapproach
to history focuses on economic and class underpinnings of historical events and on interpreting
history rather than teaching its facts. Why are we not surprised that this leaves kids - from
elementary through high school - totally disinterested and annoyed? If a kid remembers what
'feudalism' is, but can't recall a single story about Charlemagne, Richard the Lionheart, or
Barbarossa, their history teacher may want to look into actually teaching history! &quotIfhistory
were taught in the form of stories, it would never be forgotten,&quotsaid Rudyard Kipling. To
create a memorable narrative for kids, I have gone back to many original sources of historical tales
and anecdotes, such as medieval chronicles and sagas, and retold their stories in a way most
likely to engage a modern kid. I haven't included any gruesome details, nor anything outside of
traditional family-friendly morality.The list of historical and legendary figures featured in this book
includes: King Arthur, Charlemagne, Erik the Red and Leif Eriksson, Alfred the Great, Edward the
Confessor, William the Conqueror, El Cid, Thomas Becket, Eleanor of Aquitaine, Richard the
Lionheart, Frederick Barbarossa, St. Francis, Marco Polo, Dante, Fra Angelico, Joan of Arc and
Johannes Gutenberg.I believe that illustrations are important in helping kids (and grownups!)
visualize and retain a historical narrative. So this book is richly illustrated with reproductions of
historical paintings and photos of medieval artifacts. I selected mostly late 19th century and early
20th century realistic paintings to most accurately portray historical events, costumes, and
environments.