We are finally into Story of the World Volume 4!
This is our fifth year with SOTW though, and while we LOVE it, we certainly aren’t speeding through it. I now have two students working together in our history studies, one of which was quite adamant that I make her another set of notebooking pages.
I’m a little bit nervous about starting this volume with my younger learner though. The content is presented in a much more matter of fact way than previous volumes. The Modern Age is a serious and heavy time period that seems like chapter after chapter of war.
I’m hoping that printing her up a set of her own pages like her older sister will get her excited about history!
These notebooking pages each include:
- chapter and subchapter headings
- lined space for written narrations
- a photo or graphic to coordinate with the chapter
- a blank box for the child to illustrate their own page
If you’d like your own Story of the World Volume 4 Notebooking Pages, they are now available in my Subscriber Only Library — enter your email into the box below to receive access to these and other exclusive printables.
Hi, I’m a subscriber but can’t find the “subscriber only library”. Can you direct me? Thank you.
Hi Lily, the subscriber only library can be accessed through the link at the bottom of the confirmation email you received when you signed up for my newsletter. The email should have the subject heading of “Learning Mama’s Newsletter: Subscription Confirmed”.
The text of the email says “All of our subscribers enjoy access to the Subscriber Library using the password ….”. It is also located at the bottom of each of my newsletters. Let me know if you have any trouble finding it!
Thanks for the great resources! Truly appreciate it! _Tania
Hi, I am trying to download the notebooking pages for Volume 4 of SOTW, but only see pages for vol 3. Did I miss it somewhere?
Sorry about that Catherine, I think I’ve fixed the problem. Can you try again and see if it is there?
When I download not booking pages for Volume 4 it says Volume 3 on the first page. Is it just a typo or is the download the wrong one? Thanks for your help!!
Yes, it’s a typo Angie – so sorry about that! It’s fixed now.
HI-I am a subscriber-how to I download the SOTW 4 notebooking pages ?
Hi Heidi,
The subscriber-only library can be accessed through the link at the bottom of the confirmation email you received when you signed up for my newsletter. The email should have the subject heading of “Learning Mama’s Newsletter: Subscription Confirmed”.
The text of the email says “All of our subscribers enjoy access to the Subscriber Library using the password ….”. It is also located at the bottom of each of my newsletters. Let me know if you have any trouble finding it!
First of all – THANK you SOOOO much for all the effort and time you put into this. You will bless so many of us with this well-researched list. I can’t thank you enough. Next – I posted a comment earlier but I don’t know if it went through. I cannot get the subscriber library. I have clicked on the link from the last email and used the password indicated in the email. However, when I hit ‘submit’ after entering the password, nothing happens. It processes for a few minutes, but never goes to another screen or links me to the subscriber pages. HELP!!!
Thanks for letting me know, Wendie! I’ve responded to you via email, let me know if you need any further help and I’ll see what I can do.
I would love to try the Notebooking pages for Story of the World Vol 4
H Joan,
The SOTW notebooking pages are part of my subscriber-only library. You get access to all my exclusive resources when you subscribe to my newsletter –use the box above or in the sidebar. Enter your info, confirm your subscription when you get the email, then watch your inbox for my welcome email — it will have the link and password.
It sounds like you and your family really love using Story of the World in your homeschool. I’m hoping you can help with an opinion about the curriculum. My son is 15, going on 16 in a couple months, but also has autism. Would you consider Story of the World a good fit for a hands-on learner high school student??
Hi Edwina,
SOTW was written for elementary aged students. I have no experience related to special needs education whatsoever so I can’t comment on suitability but I can say that SOTW is teaching me more history than I ever learned in K-12 combined 🙂