Oct 6, 2008 - I thought it might be fun to detail a typical homeschooling day at our house – and I recognize this. I'm always looking for new ideas to add more routine to our days! I'm a public school 1st grade teacher 3 days a week. I just completed reading through and then planning out my blocks for first grade using Christopherus Homeschool Resources’ First Grade Syllabus. What a wealth of information and help! I have always chosen to use a more labor intensive curriculum and have avoided the ones that are laid out for you day by day.

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Iobit uninstaller 6.3 keyy. Homeschooling SchedulesViewing sample homeschooling schedules is a great way to come up with ideas for your own. The following video contains step by step instructions for creating a homeschool schedule. Below that is a summary of our routine, along with a collection of routines that were submitted by other homeschoolers.Our Homeschool ScheduleOur home school routine revolves around 3 blocks of time - morning, afternoon and evening.Morning:We begin with breakfast, followed by morning chores (getting dressed, brushing teeth, making beds and starting laundry) and the 3 R's (reading, writing and arithmetic). These are the most essential tasks in our day, so we take care of them in the morning in order to account for any interruptions.Afternoon:After school, we have free time until lunch, and then we begin the 2nd segment of our day. Afternoons consist of lunch, reading aloud, and an hour or two of quiet time, during which my younger children nap and my oldest finishes any work he didn't complete that morning.After quiet time, we have a snack, practice memory work, fold laundry and do our chore for the day.Evening:Next, we straighten up the playroom and family room, and begin our evening routine - dinner prep, dinner, clean up and family time. After bath and story time at around 8:30 or 9:00, the children go to bed and my husband and I have the rest of the evening to ourselves.Here's a more structured, detailed, timed version of.

Planning Forms:Here are some planning forms you can use to create your own schedule. Entering your schedule is easy to do. Just type!Your schedule will appear on a Web page exactly the way you enter it here.

You can wrap a word in square brackets to make it appear bold. For example my story would show as my story on the Web page containing your story.Author Information (optional)To receive credit as the author, enter your information below.Your Name(first or full name)Your Location(e.g., City, State, Country)Submit Your ContributionCheck box to agree to these.(You can preview and edit on the next page) More Homeschool SchedulesDo you want see how other homeschoolers manage their days and weeks? Click on the links below to view more homeschool schedules.

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