LOL, Heather! I love my binding machine. I still use it ALL THE TIME! 😂

Thank you, Raina! I hope the timeline is helpful to you. 😊

No problem! I’m so glad it’s useful! 😊

That IS going to be epic! In addition to our Book of Centuries, we also use Pandia Press’s wall timeline which is probably only 15 to 20 feet total. They have 7 categories: Art/Architecture and Literature, Men and Women, General Events, Inventions and Discoveries, Wars and Conflicts, and Treaties/Agreements. On our Pandia timeline, Men/Women and General Events are by far the dominant categories. On this U.S. timeline that I made, at least for the events that I’ve chosen to include, Politics and Conflicts are dominant. Economics and the Judicial System are particularly light. I had to specifically look for extra events to include so they didn’t seem so empty. I did consider putting Science & Technology and The Arts as two separate categories, but I found if I just combined them and listed them all under Achievements, I still didn’t have a problem with running out of space. I did really struggle with whether I should include a Social section to include things like the Civil Rights Movement, but there were few enough events of that type that I opted to just put them under my miscellaneous, catch-all Important Events category. Good luck with your timeline! I think it sounds so cool and I’m sure your kids will learn a ton!