Core Knowledge Pros vs Cons

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I'm breaking my brain trying to figure out the science Chemistry one Its been really confusing
Comment from : @serenadarling4100

Have you considered purchasing the new edition homeschool sets? I wonder what the differences are
Comment from : @HeyMrKnickerbocker

When im doing the language arts, do i have to buy the book connected to the curriculum? When i download it I do not see the actual book
Comment from : @jennifermartinez8036

I think the curriculum looks great but it's very overwhelming as a parent who home schools It's not even the fact that it's not open and go I know how to prep and I can print off work sheets from home just fine It's the amount of time I have to read through all of their material They have way way too much unnecessary info that it's hard to get to what (meat and potatoes) I need for my lesson As an example I had one unit for history spiral bound it's 131 pages (that includes all the activity sheets (everything) but there are 7 units for this year for history/geography alone I'm trying to find a way to simplify it for myself Wish me luck
Comment from : @banoni3772

Do you have a link to your meteorologist lesson that you mentioned at the 23 min marker? That looks so fun Thank you!
Comment from : @HunterHomeschool

Yay! I am so excited that there’s so many benefits to core knowledge We used it this year for fables and my kids loved it so much that they continue to ask for it! I really love the structure of it and I’m really looking forward to doing that for language arts, history, and science this year!
Comment from : @BrittsandPieces

I know Core Knowledge has been around for awhile I am thinking about using some of it in our homeschool next year Have you used the Grade 1 LA? If so, how did you put it together? Looks like there are picture cards and reader cards as well as a reader I'm confused on how to put together the Fables and Stories unit
Comment from : @heathercox5801

Hi, do you purchase any of the materials (language arts…) if so, how do you purchase them? I’m only seeing their recommendation for Amplify (for teachers/schools) Thank you
Comment from : @livingforduskhomeschool

We absolutely LOVE Core Knowledge! It amazes me how much my daughter is learning as we work through the history, science, and knowledge units I am learning so much too It intimidated me for a time, but when I finally dove in I discovered that it is really so manageable, and it is just so rich I love that other homeschooling families are using it!
Comment from : @RahpsodyinNeon

Hey, I was watching your video and you said you are using science and history but you mentioned language arts for your younger Are you using CKLA also?
Comment from : @robbeaulieu4813

I had no idea about this curriculum!! Thank you Michelle!!
Comment from : @kimberlyccrn

Super helpful, thank you I read/used the " What Your Kindergartener Needs to Know" book by Core Knowledge and found it useful as well, especially for a brand new homeschooler such as myself I look forward to trying out some of the curriculum moving forward brbrI also appreciated your comments about needing to take some time to prep lessons ahead of time We are taking on the responsibility of teaching our kids, which means we actually might need to put forth some effort sometimes 😉
Comment from : @genesishargrave8802

I recently started using Core Knowledge’s Geography for Kindergarten I will look into their 1st grade Language Arts Thanks for recommending them!💖
Comment from : @LovedbyJesus23

I was prepping my sons first two core knowledge units, and you were right there on the website for how to prep for homeschool parents! So i rewatched those videos 😂 thank you for sharing Once again, this is a helpful perspective I was trying to figure out the pacing, but voila… homeschoolworkplans already did that…thanks for sharing your resources!
Comment from : @simplycece

I am in the middle of reading The Knowledge Gap and the author talks a lot about core knowledge so I fell down a rabbit hole of research Your page is one I come back to time and time again for inspiration and encouragement through my homeschooling journey Imagine my happiness to see you reviewing and talking about this very curriculum! Thank you for this I can't wait to incorporate this into our studies for the week I've also played around with getting Torchlight to add some fun and dimension to our curriculum as well; I know you have used it in the past Would you say the language arts/history of Core Knowlege, compares to Torchlight?
Comment from : @Mysassafrasroots

We use Core Knowledge but never on its own We take from it what works for us and leave the rest We've used several units now and have enjoyed them all Right now I'm using the Culture of Mexico reader along with another Geography curriculum
Comment from : @Trekkifulshay

I have recently fallen in love w CK! Have you checked out the ebooks they have available through fathomreads? It's by subscription so cost I think $8 It reads the student book to the student and has the links within the book that you can click on easily
Comment from : @alenatorres7071

I've been considering Core Knowledge for about 2 years now I think my hesitation is all the moving parts What do I print, how do I plan and prep I just have to take time with it and see if I can figure it out It really does look great
Comment from : @eneidafernandez4613

We’ve used a ton of their us history units from multiple age levels (native Americans, colonies, American revolution, us constitution, early presidents, and I’m halfway through war of 1812 now) and I have to say I’ve been pleasantly surprised I own river of voices too so usually cross check the matching subject matters to add diversity and depth, but there have been a lot of overlap even on those topics brbrIt’s also so easy to implement and so I think for a lot of homeschoolers good and done is better than idealized, perfect, and never completed
Comment from : @kaitlynlowery8840

Great video, thank you Really agree with your point about how open and go isn't always the best way, if you're not knowledgeable in that area I tried one of the student readers and I found it quite dry I think it was about Mount Rushmere I got the feeling it was read the book, do a worksheet and lacked an engagement with the child I do agree I didn't read the whole teacher guide but I wanted to ask are there extra activities in the guides to bring things to life?
Comment from : @xJrBoothx