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We are using workbook/work texts from Amazon that are cheapo like Spanish Fun or Workbook in Everyday Spanish. Next year we are upping it to Breaking the Spanish Barrier for his iPad. It is a great program and when purchased through iBooks is less than 20 dollars for the full year.

 

ETA: DS was eight when we started the workbooks and will be 9-10 for BtB.

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Genocides are always hard. Could you look for something more in line with the counter-reformation... eliding the sheer, unimaginable brutality the 30 years war should be easier than dealing with the inquisition. Likewise, France and the Huegenots could be less fraught. I don't have any resources but the Spanish Inquisition is very hard to sanitize for sensitive kids.

 

I don't mean to be discouraging... BTDT, try finding French Revolution resources for a *very* curious DS6 reading at a middle school level...

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What does she want to know about it? Is it something she will let you read to her? How much does she know about the Middle Ages?

 

I'm asking, because the clearest explanation of what led up to, and caused, the Inquisition I've found is in a book called Those Terrible Middle Ages. You may need to elide over the promiscuity of the Cathars, but the book doesn't go into any gory stories or anything like that.

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