History Timeline for Homeschoolers

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Keeping a history timeline is a fun, hands-on way to go over what you’ve learned in your homeschool! I created these blank history timeline pages to use in your homeschool or classroom. I hope that this makes learning about history even more fun!

History Timeline, picture of 3 sample pages of history timeline PDF

Ways to Use the History Timeline

There are endless ways to use this blank timeline and make it work for you! Younger students can print pictures out and glue them in the timeline. Older students can type up a small summary of what they remember as a review of what they have read or watched, and cut and paste the summary into the timeline. You can add notes and dates, artists could add their own drawings. You could add stickers of historical people and places. So many possibilities!

Picture of History Timeline with pasted pictures of WWII in a 3-ring binder

If you have a kiddo who is interested in a niche part of history, they could delve into some specific topics and keep a timeline just for those. Aside from wars, there are so many other interesting historical topics to learn about:

  • Science
  • Biographies & Famous People
  • Inventions
  • Fashion
  • Art
  • Architecture
  • Languages

Blank History Timeline: What is Included

  • 6 pages of Ancient History from 6,000 – 0 BC: Time is split up into 1000 years per page
  • 15 pages of Ancient History and Middle Ages 0 – 1500 AD: Time is split up into 100 years per page
  • 27 pages of Modern History 1500 – 2040 AD: Time is split up into 20 years per page
  • Optional: 3 pages of Pre-history timeline, and a Title Page
  • The PDF is a total of 51 pages

This blank history timeline can be used for any and all ages, from little ones to teens! And it is available for purchase HERE in my LifeandLogic Etsy shop.

Picture of history timeline with pictures cut and pasted with Neil Armstrong and Martin Luther King, Jr.

Over the years, this history timeline will be something you can keep, add to, and look back on, as you go through history over the years. 

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