Adams’ Biblical & World History Study Bundle
This three-resource study bundle pairs Adams’ Chart of History with its Teacher’s Guide and Adams Time Chart Explained to support chronological study of biblical and world history. The illustrated timeline and companion guides help homeschool students and educators compare historical events, interpret the chart’s visual structure, and explore history from a Christian creationist perspective.
Included in This Bundle
- 1 × Attic Books: Adams’ Chart of History: A hardcover fold-out timeline featuring 21 full-size panels that open into a continuous display measuring 23 feet long by 27 inches tall. Full-color illustrations, handwritten commentary, and color-coded sequences present approximately 6,000 years of biblical and world history. Printed single-sided on heavy-duty 12-point deluxe matte cardstock.
- 1 × Adams’ Chart of History Teacher’s Guide: Teaching suggestions, discussion questions, hands-on activities, and tests help educators integrate the timeline into lessons. Strategies draw on Bloom’s Taxonomy to support knowledge, comprehension, application, analysis, synthesis, and evaluation.
- 1 × Adams Time Chart Explained: A full-color companion offering chart-reading guidance, biblical cross-references, genealogy from Adam to Christ, and age-sorted teaching prompts. Reference tools include a glossary of 65 key figures and a 30-day reading plan.
Educational Specifications
- Subject: Biblical History, World History, Genealogy, Historical Chronology
- Grade Level: Adaptable for homeschool history instruction; educator-guided use with activities selected for the student’s reading level and readiness
- Format: Three physical resources: one hardcover fold-out timeline and two companion guides
- Learning Focus: Comparing concurrent events, reading historical timelines, connecting biblical passages with chart entries, and discussing historical interpretation
- Study Settings: Homeschool lessons, guided history study, Sunday school, and church study groups
- Publisher Information: The chart is the Attic Books edition; the two companion guides are separate publications.
Historical & Interpretive Context
This bundle presents biblical and world history through a Christian creationist framework rather than an evolutionary account. The chart uses James Ussher’s chronology, including a Creation date of 4004 BC, and reflects the historical commentary and perspective of its 19th-century origins. Educators may wish to examine it alongside other historical sources. The Attic Books chart edition removes the nudity present in the original 1871 version.