Tae Kwon Do Kicks in order, help needed

[NantoPrince]

after a year or so of working as an apprentice karate instructor i have let my kicking slide as my hands were never really up to scratch when sparring. now that i am going to be retraining my kicking, i would like peoples opinions on the subject.

how would you start your kicking? looking at the kicks i figure there are 10 basic kicks in tae kwon do roughly in the following order:

axe kick
front snap
push
crescent
reverse crescent
twist
roundhouse
side
hook
back

with a few hundred or so variations. i originally learned these kicks in a mixed up order but would like to train them properly. what do you think? is this a good/right order to practice or would you change it and how?

[Omega Supreme]

Start with the most applicable first and easiest to learn.

1. Snap
2. Push
3. Round House
4. Side
5. Back
6. *crescent
7. *reverse crescent
8. Axe
9. Hook
10. Twisting

[Chen Zen fromFA]

Start with the most applicable first and easiest to learn.

1. Snap
2. Push
3. Round House
4. Side
5. Back
6. *crescent
7. *reverse crescent
8. Axe
9. Hook
10. Twisting

Wow, thats almost the exact order I learned them, except we did axe before crescent.