In my understanding, it covers creation and other biblical events that SOTW leaves out.....

Anyone else using this and like it? Used it and didn't like it? Whatcha think??:willy_nilly:I want Bible and History to be presented as ONE entity, not "we did this Bible study and that was nice and now we are moving on to History..." For our family, I'd like it to be one study with continuity in timelines, books used, etc. Does Biblioplan fit the bill???

I'm super new to all of this and I am really ready to buy/use SOTW next year for my then-first grader. I am concerned that creation is not covered in the book ...just jumps to nomadic people. This is my only hangup about this program. What are your suggestions? I know Mystery of History starts at creation, but the text seems dry and not as "fun" as SOTW. I looked at TOG, but I'm a bit intimidated. Thoughts?Thanks!