Viking Girl Copywork: Norse History & Handwriting Practice (30-Page Book)

Step into the world of longships, legends, and glowing hearth fires with The Viking Girl Who Loved Stories—a 30-page historical copywork book perfect for upper elementary students. This original story follows a brave Viking girl named Freydis who dreams of becoming a skald, a storyteller in Norse culture. Children will copy 3–4 engaging sentences per page as they learn about daily life in a Viking village, Norse mythology, and the timeless power of words. Inspired by real Viking history and culture, this copywork set is both educational and inspiring—ideal for Charlotte Mason, Classical, and unit study homeschoolers. What’s Included: ✅ 30 pages of original, story-based copywork (3–4 sentences per page) ✅ A welcoming introduction with historical context about skalds and Norse storytelling ✅ Perfect for handwriting, narration, and history enrichment ✅ Suitable for 2nd–6th grade Themes Covered: • Viking village life • Norse myths and gods • Oral storytelling traditions • Courage, creativity, and perseverance 📚 Great for use during Viking history units, literature studies, or morning work. Let your students travel back in time—one sentence at a time!