Is MOH meant to be used more than once?

[Guest]

Is Mystery of History meant to be read and then re-cycled again a few years later? I realize that the last volume isn't yet published.

 

Thanks!

[ChicoryChick]

It can be. I know Linda had schedule at her booth for going through it several times. It may be on her website: themysteryofhistory.com

[kiwi mum]

We are just staring it for the second time through. DS was 7 the first time we did MOH1 and he is now 12. It doesn't feel like doing the same thing again because he can do totally different activities this time around at a much higher level.

[Guest]

We are just staring it for the second time through. DS was 7 the first time we did MOH1 and he is now 12. It doesn't feel like doing the same thing again because he can do totally different activities this time around at a much higher level.

 

 

Lovely! This is exactly what I wanted to know. Thank you.

[siloam]

This is also our 2nd time around.

[SeeSchells]

We are starting our second time around next fall with ds. It will be the 1st time through for our little ones. I love MOH for this reason! I can use one history for all three and just add activities/additional reading for their grade level.

[MerryAtHope]

We went through it twice. 1st time when the kids were about 3rd and 1st grades, 2nd time 8th & 6th. MOH 1 is light for an older student who is very familiar with the Bible, so it wasn't a great fit for my oldest in 8th grade, but it was perfect for my 6th grader. If I had it to do over, I'd have used it no higher than 7th grade for my oldest. MOH 2 was great the 2nd time though, very meaty. MOH 3 might be too much for youngers, depending on how old they are the 1st time--it wasn't out yet when we started, but we are LOVING it now! kids are 8th & 10th.

 

Have fun! Merry :-)