If your computer doesn't already have Acrobat Reader installed (and it probably does), you can download it here. The timeline figures are pdf files which requires Adobe Acrobat Reader to be installed on your computer. Right click and format the page of figures in layout so it is in front of text.In Acrobat Reader choose the 'Grab Graphic' button (next to 'Text Edit').Another way to resize the page is through Microsoft Word. Some printers have the option to print a percentage smaller or larger. Each classroom teacher wishing to use the figures should purchase their own copy of the download file and then obtain licensing for the number of students who will benefit from the figures.Ĭan I print the figures in a different size? Permission is granted to print the timeline figures for your family or small group (no more than 6 people), but the copyright restricts reproduction for an entire school or classroom. Cut out the figure you need and place the remainder in a clear pocket protector stored in the back of the notebook.Ĭan I use these timeline figures for my school? You can select one page at a time and print one page of figures but you can't choose to print one figure. Encourage students to color them for added interest.Ĭan I select and print only one timeline figure at a time? The timeline figures can be printed in black and white (grayscale). Clear wide packing tape works great as a 'poor man's laminator.' How do I protect the quality of the figures?Ĭover each figure with lamination before adhering to the timeline. You can use tape, glue stick, or print on adhesive paper to peel and stick. How do I attach the timeline figures to my timeline? To include world history events check out our Historical Timeline Figures download. Copy pictures from books, encyclopedia, or lnternet, or have students draw an image. Therefore we've included a variety of generic figures in this set. No set can include every event that happened in world history. The set does not have every event I need, where can I get more figures? Different borders depict the time period of each event.

Books of the Bible are classified as: law, prophetic, history, gospels, poetry, and epistles.Kings identified: Kings of Judah, Kings of Israel, or the unified kingdom of Israel.Topics include: person, event, prophet, judge.

Icons in the corner are used to identify topics, kings, and books of the Bible. What kind of coding is included in the figures? Great for practice in sharing the gospel. Have the student retell the story in their own words using the figures to help spur their memory. GIve them the figures for that story and have them place the events in chronological order. It includes figures with no dates or events recorded. This is a bonus section of the Bible Timeline Figures.

Free bible timeline figures