Are you studying Medieval/Renaissance history or Church History? Here are some very nice Protestant reformers notebooking pages that would be a great way to record biographical information. You can find and print these for free by clicking on the image or the source link below.
Source: notebookingfairy.com
“God chose Abraham as the father of the faithful, because he knew that he would cultivate home religion, and cause the fear of the Lord to be the atmosphere of his dwelling-place. The Lord knew that there would be on the part of Abraham no betraying of sacred trusts; but that he would worship the Lord, and him only would he serve. He knew that his faithful 
servant would lead his household forward and upward, and influence them to keep the statutes of Jehovah. Abraham did not cherish a blind affection for his family; but by the combined influence of affection and authority, he ruled his home. God’s will was made paramount. He feared the Lord with all his house.
Those who have neglected this important work in the home, and have failed to command their children and their households after them to keep the way of the Lord, should now seek to redeem the time. Let parents take their Bibles, and search that they may understand what are the requirements of God in regard to their children. Let them seek to understand what is included in parental duty.”
Christian Education, pg 230
“Family worship should not be governed by circumstances. You are not to pray occasionally and, when you have a large day’s work to do, neglect it. In thus doing you lead your children to look upon prayer as of no special consequence. Prayer means very much to the children of God, and thank offerings should come up before God morning and evening. Says the psalmist, “O come, let us sing unto the Lord: let us make a joyful noise to the rock of our salvation. Let us come before his presence with thanksgiving, and make a joyful noise unto him with psalms.”
Child Guidance, 520
“If the mind is educated to contemplate heavenly things, the appetite will not be satisfied with that which is cheap and common.”
Manuscript 187, October 18, 1898, diary.
Do you have the Uncle Arthur Bible Story books? Here’s a great free resource to accompany the series. This two-part curriculum is designed for classroom use, but is a great source of ideas for creative worships and Bible lessons. It is designed to be an 8 year program. The links are below in bold.
DOWNLOAD NOTE: The documents are large, the first set is 293 pages!
This South Pacific Division elementary Bible curriculum was developed by and for Pacific Island Adventist schools. This teacher’s guide includes lesson or story plans to accompany Uncle Arthur’s Bible Story series, Volumes 1-6. Concise, clear, adaptable, utilizing multiple intelligences, this Adventist religious education resource is free of copyright, ready for use or translation. See also the companion Pacific Island Bible Story Plans 7-10
General Conference Session, 1888
Excellent Adventist history resources, including printables for making a diorama, mini-books, puzzles , multimedia files and more. Our Adventist Heritage is a don’t-miss resource.
Lest We Forget is a series of Adventist History unit studies designed for upper elementary and junior high students. The 5 part series features readings, study/research questions and more. They are all free .pdf files . Be sure to check each link for the separate files.
Lest We Forget – Beginnings of church history
Lest We Forget II – Organization of the church in the 1850-60s.
Lest We Forget III – General Conference of 1888
Lest We Forget IV – The Southern Work , includes links to mp3 files
Lest We Forget : The Total Historical Picture – excellent timeline resource
The Adventist Home Educator 