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"When I saw the description in Rebecca Rupp's "Home Learning
Sourcebook," I had a hunch the kids would love it. What I didn't realize
was that I would love it too!
It's lively and it's not just rote memorization. There's a surprising
amount of reasoning that goes on in figuring out where to place cards.
We have several books and posters with time lines, and the kids find
them interesting browsing, but this game brings out so much more
active thinking. It's great fun for all of us, including the adults, dusting
off those cobwebs and thinking about whether the Moors invaded Spain
before or after the Vikings discovered Iceland, and then where does
the Book of Kells fit in, or theTaj Mahal or Tenochtitlan? Did
Sophocles come before or after Buddha?
It's so addictive, and so it's hard to stop after just one game! We've
played it for hours. We go on to play another and another and another."
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