The Story of the World 4 Activity book cover. The cover is mainly burgundy with a black border and a white border on the outside. There is an illustration of an astronaut walking on the moon in the middle. The text on the cover is white and the main parts read; “The Story of the World. History for the Classical Child. Activity Book 4. The Modern Age. From Victoria’s Empire to the End of the USSR. Revised Edition. Edited by Susan Wise Bauer and Justin Moore.”
The Story of the World 4 Activity book open to show inside pages. The left page is blank, but you can see through the black and white coloring page of American soldiers on the other side. The right page has a matching activity. The title at the top reads “Different Names for the Civil War” and you are directed to write a U for Union or C for Confederate next to the list of 25 war names below.
The Story of the World 4 Activity book open to show some instructional pages. The left page gives instructions on activity projects. The right page is titled “The 1980’s in the East and Mideast” and gives instructions on writing from an outline.

The Story of the World Volume 4 Activity Book

Bring modern history to life with engaging maps, crafts, review questions, and projects—designed to make teaching multiple grades easy, flexible, and fun.

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Grades4th-8th
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Families can successfully begin with whatever time period most interests them. Some families prefer starting with ancient times and unraveling the story sequentially until modern times. Yet because the full scope of history is taught repeatedly up through high school, it is okay to skip volumes, knowing that the same events will be covered later.

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