Integrating Konos into the classical method.

[Hottater]

I am compelled to attempt it. Has anyone else tried to do this? I have volume I and III of Konos. I have Mystery of history vol 2 Rome to reformation, and it works well with the obedience unit of Kings and Queens, but gah! I really need something more on character study like konos, but sequential like the scope and sequence of MOH or Considering God's Creation. Anyone else know the WTM's sequence on how to teach science? I was thinking about borrowing Apologia and just do astronomy and botany Grade 1, zoology 1&2 Grade 2, Zoology 3 & anatomy grade 3, CGC Grade 4, repeat for grades 5-8 apologia series or do a chem, phys, bio, earth science rotation so that he is better equipped for High school science repeat.

[mommyagain]

I don't know if this will help, but here is a blogger that has put the Konos units in chronological order.

[Hottater]

I don't know if this will help, but here is a blogger that has put the Konos units in chronological order.

 

thanks! I've seen the order, and it feels very slim on history except contemporary, and maybe renaissance? WOW. I really don't know what to think. Anyone know of a good scope and sequence that does science sequentially? I was going to do apologia, but does anyone find that spending more than 1/2 year on just the planets seem long? Or a whole year on just the birds? Wow, that's in depth...

 

Here's my first inclination. Real science for kids for the summer (only 10 weeks) and then 1/2 years on apologia books. I wonder how konos has it. Cause the history is definitely slim, Kinda Glad I bought MOH to fill in the gaps.

[mommyagain]

Yes, the history in Konos is mostly American. The focus is on character traits, it's definitely not classical. Konos starts world history in high school.