Visual History Timelines & Story Sequencing

Visual History Timelines & Story Sequencing

Early Learner (Pre-K–2) / Family
$8.00
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Visual History Timelines & Story Sequencing

Visual History Timelines & Story Sequencing

$8.00
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History is a story, and stories need order. These picture timelines, people cards and cut-and-sort pages help learners see how events connect, making dates and people easier to remember.

Why it works

  • Visual timelines that show “before” and “after” at a glance
  • Short people, inventor and holiday cards with one key fact each
  • Cut-and-sort sequencing for hands-on review
  • Cause-and-effect organizers that explain why things happened
  • Honest, age-appropriate history, including Indigenous peoples and the history of slavery

Choose your level. Each edition is a separate printable PDF:

Early Learner (Pre-K – Grade 2) · 16 pages

  • Yesterday, today and tomorrow; my day in order; days and months
  • My own timeline, a growing-up sort and a family interview
  • Then & now at home and getting around, plus then-or-now sort cards
  • Community helpers then & now, grown-up guide with answers, tracker

Elementary (Grades 3 – 5) · 16 pages

  • How to read a timeline, plus a build-your-own timeline
  • Explorers timeline and Early America timeline (Native nations through the Bill of Rights)
  • American Revolution cut-and-sort and a cause-and-effect organizer
  • 12 inventor cards, then-and-now page, 10 holiday cards, biography organizer and answer key

Middle & High School (Grades 6 – 12) · 18 pages

  • BCE/CE, centuries and a to-scale view of recorded history
  • Four era timelines: ancient, medieval/post-classical, early modern and modern
  • Ancient civilizations chart, 12 people cards and a multi-cause/effect organizer
  • Primary-source scaffolds: primary vs. secondary sources, Declaration of Independence and Frederick Douglass excerpts, HIPP source analysis
  • Civil Rights Movement sort, research timeline, answer key and a guide for adults

Licenses

Family License: print and use with the children in your own household. Classroom License: one teacher, therapist or tutor may print for all students in their own class or caseload.

Instant digital download (PDF, US Letter). No physical item will be shipped.

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