The Book of Centuries Timeline

A Visual Timeline that Builds Knowledge, Confidence, Retention, and a Love for History

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Living Streams Book of Centuries features the visual timeline your child must see to make connections between people, places, eras, and events.

A workspace with a Bible, colored pencils, a glass of water with a paintbrush, watercolor paint set, a magnifying glass, and a research sheet with images of historical sites and notes.

What makes this timeline so special?

  • Pages that turn or foldout into a seamless 8-foot timeline

  • Includes two sides (AD & BC)

  • Increases knowledge, understanding and long-term retention of history

  • Heirloom quality vegan leather

  • Heavy multi-media paper

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Throughout their education this book will serve as your child’s chronicle of their discoveries in history, geography, music, art, literature, science, and math. As the years progress, the “Aha!” moments will multiply, and history will become an intriguing and beloved subject.

A timeline poster about history, with miniature antique cannons, colored pencils, a magnifying glass, and a small toy camel on a fluffy beige surface.
Person holding an open book with a timeline and images against a bright window background.
Person holding a dark blue box with embossed text reading 'Living Streams Book of Tolerance TIMELINE' and a logo of a stylized tree.
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How to use the timeline

Using a ruler, draw a tick above and below the main line in the appropriate place between the time periods, write the date below the line, label your entry at the end of the line above the main line, and then make a sketch and use watercolor, premium pencils or markers to shade your entry ~ alternatively, you can paste a timeline figure or printed picture to represent the entry.

When choosing how far to extend the line above the main line, it is recommended that you begin with an inch above the mainline. As the years progress, and more entries are made in or near the same year, you’ll continue to extend your line further up one inch at a time. This leaves room for new entries to be made as more is learned and discovered about each time period.

“Let them once get in touch with nature and a habit is formed which will be a source of delight through life.”

— Charlotte Mason

A person holding an open presentation board with handwritten notes, images, and drawings related to historical sites and artifacts, in front of a sheer white curtain background.
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 FAQs

  • Not every child will want to keep their own timeline, but many children prefer to have their own creative expression reflected in their timeline as a record of their learning.

  • Yes.

  • The paper is 150 lb paper, thick enough to use marker, watercolor, or any art medium without bleeding through.