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KONOS History of the World for grade 12 integrates history, English, art, geography and Bible. It not only teaches academic subjects, but also how to learn and how to think. It is great preparation for college and life.
KONOS History of the World is written to the student, so he can use it to teach himself in true KONOS style. It has been designed for the student to work on his own, rather than being taught by a teacher or a parent.
Each weekly unit begins with a lesson focus telling students what they should learn during the week. This is followed by Bible study, timeline events, a list of noted people, map study and a related vocabulary list. Finally, there are the famous KONOS activities.
KONOS History of the World includes:
- Student Text, over 400 pages.
- Teacher's Guide, 100 pages.
- Maps.
- Complete timeline.
View four sample pages
Resources
History of the World I includes a complete study of the Hebrew people. To include your whole family in this unit, you could supplement this curriculum, which is written for K-8th grade. The Tabernacle; The Passover; The Feasts; (diggingdeepministries.com)
R.A.I.D.
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means rigorous research, reading, and writing. |
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means activities to increase understanding, retention, and fun. Large maps, timelines, and timeline characters add to the hands-on approach. |
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means independent study, a great way to prepare students for college and life. Students build portfolios, record earned Carnegie units, and plan weekly schedules with parents. |
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means dialogue, an important component of classical learning, between parent and student. The 100 page Teacher's Guide keeps Mom from having to attend high school again! |
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