Chronology for Kids - Understanding Time and Timelines | Timelines for Kids | 3rd Grade Social Studies

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There’s a secret to mastering history. You have to understand how timelines work. You can do this by understanding the chronology of events, and how one led to the other. This domino effect has shaped histories and made people either heroes or villains. Make history a less boring subject to study. Approach with a head focused on learning. Add this book to your collection today.

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• Publié par: Speedy Publishing LLC
• Date de parution: 01 décembre 2017
• Nombre de lectures: 0
• EAN13: 9781541924963
• Langue: English

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CHRONOLOGY FOR KIDS
UNDERSTANDING TIME AND TIMELINES
TIMELINES FOR KIDS
3 RD GRADE SOCIAL STUDIES



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In this book, we’re going to talk about understanding time and timelines. So, let’s get right to it!










































































































































WHAT IS CHRONOLOGY?
T he word chronology comes from the Ancient Greek word “chrónos,” which means time. It’s the science and art of arranging things in the order that they occurred. For example, if you were asked to put a series of events in chronological order, it would mean that you are being asked to order those events by the time sequence when they happened.






A golden hour glass





chronological tape by five-year intervals






P lacing events in chronological order is valuable for events of all types. Historians and scientists use timelines of all different scales. Sometimes biographies can be displayed using timelines as well.




WHAT IS A TIMELINE?
A timeline is a list or graphic that shows events in the order when they occurred. You can use any blocks of time when you create






a timeline. For example, if you were going to show the timeline of how life evolved on Earth, you would create a timeline that stretched over millions of years. On an evolutionary timeline, ¼ inch could represent 50 million years.


The Dinosaur Age called the Mesozoic Age in chronological order of the Triassic, Jurassic and Cretaceous periods