Dan Hunter's Living History (Complete 9 book set)

Save $50 when you buy all 9 volumes Living History brings historical events alive as you follow the same teaching methods Christ used in teaching principles through story telling. Presenting a total of nine volumes of history in an easy-to-teach format, Living History makes teaching history as easy as telling a story. The World Before Christ, an LDS Perspective is a 3-volume historical account covering the period from 4000 B.C. to the birth of Jesus Christ. Each volume contains nine periods of time called Epochs with stories built around a key date, a key person, and a key event – the most effective way to tie history together in an easy-to-learn format. The program is designed to spend two weeks covering the material in each Epoch, so you will complete one volume in 18 weeks, or half of a school year. The World After Christ, an LDS Perspective is a 3-volume historical account covering the period from the birth of Jesus Christ, to the present. Each volume contains nine periods of time called Epochs with stories built around a key date, a key person, and a key event – the most effective way to tie history together in an easy-to-learn format. The program is designed to spend two weeks covering the material in each Epoch, so you will complete one volume in 18 weeks, or half of a school year. United States History, an LDS Perspective is a 2-volume historical account covering the period from the signing of the Magna Carta in 1215, to the present. Each volume contains nine periods of time called Epochs with stories built around a key date, a key person, and a key event – the most effective way to tie history together in an easy-to-learn format. The program is designed to spend one month covering the material in each Epoch, so you will complete one volume each year. Native American History, an LDS Perspective is a single volume historical account covering the period from the arrival of the Jaredites as recorded in the Book of Mormon, to the present. The volume contains nine periods of time called Epochs. The program is designed to spend one month covering the material in each Epoch, so you will complete this volume in a year.