Has anyone made a parallel reading list with TOG and Picturesque tales of Progress?

thanks, Kymberly

Dear Kymberly,

I'll paste my list below. The formatting may be difficult to read, but the week number is first, then the topic, then the volume number and pages from A Picturesque Tale of Progress. I don't use any of the Bible readings from the series, so they are not included. Also, I'm not sure why I put the stars next to the Week 12 reading, so you may want to check that week's reading out before assigning it.

YEAR ONE TOPICS WITH READINGS FROM A PICTURESQUE TALE OF PROGRESS

1
Curtain Rises on Egypt: Gift of the Nile
1: pp. 71-93
1: pp. 122-132

2
Pharaohs & Pyramids
1: pp. 110-121
1: pp. 133-248

3
Egyptian Polytheism & the Judgment of God
1: pp. 94-109

4
Creation Through Noah


5
Babel to Ur: Early History of Mesopotamia
2: pp. 11-48

6
The Patriarchs: from Ur to Egypt


7
In the Wilderness: the Tabernacle & the Law


8
In the Wilderness: Holiness & Worshipping God as God


9
In the Wilderness: Slaves to Warriors


10
The Indus Valley, Hinduism & Buddhism
7: pp. 231-248

11
Ancient China: Confucius & Taoism
7: pp. 140-177

12
Ancient Americas: Inuit, Mound Builders & Maya
8: pp. 38-118**

13
Early Greeks: Cycladic, Minoan, Mycenaean & Trojan
Cultures
3: pp. 11-117

14
Early Greeks: Everyday Life, Religion & Mythology

15
Conquest & Settlement: Joshua, Canaanites & Early Judges

16
Judges, Samuel & Neighboring Cultures

17
The Last Judges, the Rise of Saul & the Philistines

18
David, Shepherd of Israel & the Phoenicians
3: pp. 118-129
3: pp. 157-164

19
Solomon: A Divided Heart

20
The Divided Kingdom

21
The Assyrian Scourge: the Northern Kingdom Is Deported
2: pp. 49-81

22
The Chaldeans (neo-Babylonians) & the Babylonian Captivity
2: pp. 83-86

23
Medes & Persians: the Israelites Return Home
3: pp. 165-171

24
Greeks & Persians: the Persian Wars, Athens & Sparta United
3: pp. 142-156
3: pp. 165-198

25
The Golden Age of Greece: Peloponnesian Wars
3: pp. 199-226
3: pp. 241-251

26
Greek Achievements: Science, Mathematics & Philosophy

27
Alexander the Great: Preparation for Proclamation
3: pp. 252-302

28
The Etruscans & the Founding of Rome
4: pp. 11-22

29
The Roman Republic: Everyday Life
4: pp. 23-29

30
The Roman Republic Expands: the Punic Wars
4: pp. 30-59

31
The Ancient Celts, Julius Caesar, and the Gallic Wars
4: pp. 59-93

32
Imperial Rome: Everyday Life & the Life of Christ
4: pp. 94-104

33
More on Imperial Rome & the Rise of the Early Church
4: pp. 105-120

34
Saint & Martyrs

35
In This Sign, Conquer: Constantine
5: pp. 11-60

36
The Fall of Rome
5: pp. 61-89

Susan,

THANK YOU - you have just saved me hours of review and planning this weekend! May I just share that I am stunned. This will be our first year beginning with TOG in the fall with UG and LG sons. For two weeks, I have been reviewing forum topics, asking a few questions, seeking to keep my planning panic at bay, and the community here has been amazingly responsive and generous. Remarkable!

with deep gratitude,
Kymberly

This is wonderful!

I'm just subbing to the thread for future reference.

Thank you!