Medieval History for 2nd grade to follow along with middle school siblings?

[freemanfamilyof6]

Looking for a Medieval History (that is Biblical worldview/Christian) that will be appropriate for my 2nd grader next year.  My older girls will be using Dianna Waring History Revealed Medieval/Middle Ages.  We tried to bring her along this year with Ancients and it wasn't great.  I would prefer something targeted for early elementary for Medieval/Middle Ages.  I haven't seen many options for early elementary Middle ages. Does anyone have a suggestion?

[MyLife]

What about Veritas Press Middle Ages, Renaissance, and Reformation along with the books from the Level 1 kit?

[coloradomomof5]

We r going to do SOTW with sonlight C read aloud s and filling in with others from the SOTW guide. We will also do IEW Medieval writing study.

 

 

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[caedmyn]

You could read the chapters in CHOW that go along with the Middle Ages.  Or just read living books that go along--we're doing Middle Ages next year and I haven't started planning it yet so not a lot of specific suggestions, but I believe The Door in the Wall is set in that time period.  Also, Simply Charlotte Mason just released a living-book-style Middle Ages spine.  It's intended to be used as a family, so not specifically for younger kids, but perhaps it still would work for you.  It's called A Castle with Many Rooms.

[2_girls_mommy]

I would just read SOTW2, and do some of the AG, and pick up the book suggestions from the library. Even my high schoolers get a lot from the beautiful picture books on the topics.