✔ Charlotte Mason-inspired, literature-based learning
✔ Hands-on projects, art, recipes, and practical skills
✔ Faith-filled, family-centered approach
✔ Explore European history and culture through The Chronicles of Narnia, Grimm’s Fairy Tales, Beautiful Stories from Shakespeare, and carefully chosen living books
✔ Covers: Bible, literature, poetry, copywork, geography, history, science, art, hymns, and practical skills
(Grade-specific math, phonics, or grammar not included—see our recommendations.)
Bring European history to life through stories, art, and hands-on learning while cultivating curiosity, imagination, and a love of learning at home.
Check out the full book list and study plan
FAQ – The Kind Kingdom
What ages is this unit designed for?
This unit is designed for elementary through middle school. Student sheets are available in Kinder, Print, Cursive, and Elementary formats.
How long does the unit last?
The Kind Kingdom is a 30-week study designed to give your family an engaging overview of European history and culture from early middle ages to the twentieth century through literature, art, poetry, recipes, geography, hands-on projects, and cross-subject connections.
Do I need to buy the books separately?
Yes. The books are not included in the digital download but are an essential part of the study. You can purchase or borrow them from your local library. Many of the recommended picture books and chapter books may also be available as read-alouds online.
Is this a stand-alone curriculum?
Yes—with one exception. You will need to supplement with your own grade-specific math and phonics curriculum. Older students may also want a separate grammar program. The Kind Kingdom includes reading, narration, copywork, poetry, Bible, history, geography, science, art, hymns, and practical skills.
Is this a digital or physical product?
It is a digital download. You will receive printable PDFs that you can use at your convenience. Print what you need, when you need it. We include a link to a third party printer or you can print at home.
Is this unit faith-based?
Yes. The parent guide includes Bible readings and faith-focused reflection activities woven into the weekly lessons. Secular families can easily skip those sections of the resource.