Yes, Kabutschi offers History for Grades 5–7. Practice is organised around the Saxony and Thuringia curriculum options held in the product. The table shows where the subject is available and which topic labels families can compare with the child's current school material.
History by grade and curriculum
The information below comes directly from Kabutschi's current curriculum structure. Official topic names remain in German so families can compare them with a worksheet, school portal, or curriculum document.
| Grade | Saxony | Thuringia | Grade guide |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grade 5 | LB1 · Orientierung in der Vergangenheit · LB2 · Von der Steinzeit zur Hochkultur · LB3 · Zusammenleben im antiken Griechenland · LB4 · Längsschnitt: Mensch und Natur · WB · Hellenismus: Alexander der Große | Geschichte als neues Fach: Quellen, Zeit und Epochen · Leben in der Vorgeschichte · Das alte Ägypten: eine Hochkultur · Das antike Griechenland | Grade guide |
| Grade 6 | LB1 · Die römische Zivilisation und ihre prägende Wirkung · LB2 · Herrschaft und Lebensformen im Mittelalter · LB3 · Religionen und Kulturen im Mit- und Gegeneinander · LB4 · Längsschnitt: Erziehung zum Bürger · WB · Regionalgeschichte: Besiedlung Sachsens · WB · Sachsen wird Kurfürstentum | Das Imperium Romanum · Lebenswelten im Mittelalter · Reformation und Glaubenskriege | Grade guide |
| Grade 7 | LB1 · Aufbruch in die Neuzeit: Renaissance, Reformation · LB2 · Absolutismus und Aufklärung · LB3 · Formen der Beschränkung der Alleinherrschaft · LB4 · Längsschnitt: Legitimation von Herrschaft · WB2 · Sachsen: ein Kernland der Reformation | Europa im Mittelalter · Welt- und Menschenbilder: Eine neue Zeit bricht an · Konflikte und Konfliktlösungen: Der Dreißigjährige Krieg verändert Europa · Formen der Herrschaft im Vergleich · Auf dem Weg in die Moderne: Die Französische Revolution · Auf dem Weg zum Nationalstaat: Deutschland im 19. Jahrhundert · Wirtschaft und Gesellschaft: Dauer und Wandel | Grade guide |
How to make History practice useful
Start with the topic currently taught at school. Let the child answer a small number of questions without help. Then separate a missing fact, a comprehension gap, and a careless mistake. Repeat only the uncertain step before finishing with one mixed check.
For every event, ask what happened before it, what changed afterwards, and which source supports the explanation.
What parents should check
- Does the selected topic match the notebook, worksheet, or school portal?
- Can the child explain the method or subject reasoning independently?
- Is the same mistake recurring, or was it a single careless error?
- Is there enough time before the next test for several short review sessions?
Curriculum alignment and limits
Kabutschi supports practice but does not replace teaching or a teacher. Schools can change the topic order, place different emphasis, or use additional material. Practical work, free writing, speaking, experiments, and individual feedback cannot be reproduced completely by a web app.
Sources and editorial review
The subject and topic structure is checked against the official Saxony and Thuringia portals. Kabutschi is independent from schools, the ZfA, and public authorities. The editorial page explains updates and corrections.
Frequently asked questions about History
Which grades include History in Kabutschi?
History is currently available for Grades 5–7. The exact selection depends on the chosen curriculum and can differ between Saxony and Thuringia.
Do the History exercises match my school's curriculum?
Kabutschi maps available topics to the Saxony and Thuringia curriculum options. The current class material, the school's sequence, and the teacher's guidance remain the final reference.
Is this History learning guide free?
Yes. The public topic guide is free. A Kabutschi account is required for personal practice, saved progress, child access, and the parent dashboard.
Start History with the current school topic
Select the grade and curriculum, begin with the current topic, and use the parent dashboard to follow progress and recurring difficulties.