Divine Clues in History

Divine Clues in History is comprised of topic-driven modules that explore historical events, people, and places (examples include the Vikings, the Babylonian Empire, New World explorers, President Abraham Lincoln, and Mt. Vesuvius and Pompeii).

Students choose from 16 different tasks (examples include creating a 3-D model, writing a poem or rap, or designing a cartoon strip) and then present their completed project to the class. Each student selects a task that best fits his or her innate abilities, passions, and God-given talents, applying what has been learned about the historical topic.

By using their unique giftings, students strengthen and develop their skills through creativity and the expression of thought, equipping them to become leaders. As they present their work to the class they develop communication skills and learn how to engage in the culture, preparing them to become positive influencers within their own sphere of influence.