The timeline can be illustrated using several resources. Pick and choose according to your child’s ability and your finances. The children should be doing the research and the choosing of illustrations, not you.
-- Draw by hand.
-- Trace from history textbook and then color.
-- Photocopy from old textbooks.
-- Cutout from magazines and old encyclopedias picked up at garage sales or thrift stores.
-- Search the Internet for free clipart. Begin with Alta Vista’s or Google's image search pages, University of Texas , and Online Saints .
-- More historical clipart sites: Historical Clipart and Pictures - Classroom Clipart, Historical People Clipart, and Portraits /Shaping of the Modern World/Brooklyn College.
-- Photocopy from Marcia Neill’s Catholic World History Timeline and Guide, available at RCHistory. Though the price is almost $90, it is a good investment if you will be doing this activity for several years with several children. Contains thousands of illustrations, including many hard-to-find Catholic pictures. Can be filled in with color pencils.
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You can also scan and print small book cover pictures to show where some of your favorite stories/biographies/etc. fall on the timeline.
Poatage stamps make great illustrations for timelines as well.
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