Ancient Egypt
CleoCATra’s Egypt
The Rosetta Stone: what can a museum catalogue tell us?
Fictional character. Inspired by Cleopatra VII, but not Cleopatra, and never evidence for Cleopatra’s life.
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history adventure.
Each world has its own cast, art, palette, and evidence. They don't cross over. Color a guide, play a free game, or follow a series blueprint.
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Six ways in.
2 worlds in this hub
Ancient World
Explore ancient Egypt and early mathematics through separate, source-led worlds.
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Inventors & Makers
Workshop ideas, technology, and careful historical thinking, each in its own world.
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Flight & Courage
Maps, banners, and documented journeys. Each world keeps its own history and cast.
Open hub →5 worlds in this hub
Music Worlds
Five separate musical worlds, with listening and music-making at the heart of each series.
Open hub →4 worlds · 2 held for review
Civil Rights
Worlds for careful, respectful learning. History is told honestly; no hardship is a punchline.
Open hub →7 worlds in this hub
Country Worlds
Explore Scottish, Mexican, Canadian, and Australian history in separate country worlds.
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Meet the guides.
Medieval Scotland
William Walrus’s Scotland
The narrow bridge: what does the evidence support?
Fictional character. Inspired by William Wallace, but not William Wallace, and never evidence for William Wallace’s life.
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Renaissance Italy
Leonardo da Vinci’s World
Why did Leonardo write some notes in mirror script?
Fictional character. Inspired by Leonardo da Vinci, but not Leonardo da Vinci, and never evidence for anything about the real Leonardo da Vinci.
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Electricity & invention
Nikola Tesla’s World
Can you sort alternating current and direct current?
Fictional character. Inspired by Nikola Tesla, but not Nikola Tesla, and never evidence for his life.
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Aviation history
Amelia Earhart’s World
Plan a route using a map and a weather note.
Fictional character. Inspired by pioneering aviator Amelia Earhart, but not Amelia Earhart, and never evidence for anything about the real Amelia Earhart.
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France, 1429–1431
Joan of Arc’s World
What do the records tell us about Joan’s banner?
Fictional character. Inspired by Joan of Arc and her banner in 1429, but not Joan of Arc herself, and never evidence for what Joan of Arc said or did.
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Music history
Mozart’s World
Did a starling really whistle a tune Mozart noted?
Fictional character. Inspired by the real Mozart and his documented pet starling, but not Mozart, and never evidence for Mozart’s life.
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Music history
Clara Schumann’s World
Can you remember a short musical phrase after one listen?
Fictional character inspired by the real concert and practice history of Clara Schumann, but not Clara Schumann, and never evidence for her life.
Explore world →Review notes
Bible approval is not automatic clearance for art, games, videos, or paid products. Worlds with additional review requirements are held back or clearly marked. One character world is temporarily held for attorney review and is not shown or linked here.
Additional bible-approved worlds are organized in the six hubs. Their individual pages are being prepared with distinct characters, sources, and world-specific activities.