Biblioplan for HS?

[Pip]

Anybody done this? I just saw they have a high school supplement.

[razorbackmama]

:lurk5:

[3byzaz]

:lurk5: I am curious too!!

[razorbackmama]

bumping again!:001_smile:

[Pat in MI]

I would be interested in this also.
Blessings,
Pat

[sbaloue]

Biblioplan has totally upgraded their guides. Now the highschool supplements are including and recommended readings now include 4 age groups: k-2nd, 3rd +, 5th + and now 8+. They also now include readings from Streams of Civilation for older students. The new recommendations and additional available resources on their site have now made it very usable for high school.

We are using American/World History 1600-1850 for 5th & 7th. Now I am serious considering using BP for ancients and medieval for high school. :001_smile:

[Kim in SouthGa]

I don't see the changes on the website...can you tell me where you found it?
thanks

[sbaloue]

I actually ordered the bundle very recently from the Biblioplan website. The updates for highschool and the 8th grade+ reading suggestions are in the manual. The information on the website I was referring to is the maps, parent E-book, cool history and timeline material.

I think Biblioplan needs to update the manual samples online.

[razorbackmama]

I actually ordered the bundle very recently from the Biblioplan website. The updates for highschool and the 8th grade+ reading suggestions are in the manual. The information on the website I was referring to is the maps, parent E-book, cool history and timeline material.

I think Biblioplan needs to update the manual samples online.

What year did you order?