WTM co-op?

[dulcimerhope]

There are lots of homeschoolers out there who self-identify as "classical," and there are classical co-ops and paid tutor models out there. But I'm wondering if anyone here has started a co-op for families who are at least loosely following the framework as outlined and described in The Well-Trained Mind by Susan Wise Bauer. If you're part of a co-op that you think is heavily influenced by classical/WTM ideas and methods, can you share a bit about what your co-op looks like? What kinds of activities do you do together? What kinds of classes do you offer? What is the focus of your group?

 

Thanks!

Dulci

[Plink]

We aren't entirely classical, but do follow the 4 year history rotation recommended in WTM.  The kids each take 4 classes, history, art, music, and drama, based on the time period for that year.  Take a look: http://faithfinearts.blogspot.com/p/about.html

[reign]

We are part of a regular co-op but I do teach a SOTW class there. Parents read the text with the kids during the week and then in class I do some supplementing with a video, game, or picture book and a craft/art project. They also have IEW as a class option.