Wednesday, September 7, 2016

Daily Schedule 2016-17

I love schedules!  If you have read my blog ever you already know that.  So this year our schedule is a bit tricky.  Since we will be starting Classical Conversations for the first time, I am not too sure what our final schedule will look like, but here is what we are working with right now.


Time
Mom
Zach
Noah
Elijah
7:00 Wake up, prepare for the day Sleep Sleep Sleep
7:30 Wake up, prepare for the day Wake Up, morning check list Wake Up, morning check list Wake Up, morning check list
8:00- 9:00 Breakfast/chores Breakfast/chores Breakfast/chores Breakfast/chores
9:00- 11:30

Morning Time/ Memory Work
Bible
Memory Work:
Vocabulary
Latin
Science
History 
Read Aloud
Music/Art
Bible
Memory Work:
Vocabulary
Latin
Science
History 
Read Aloud
Music/Art
Bible
Memory Work:
Vocabulary
Latin
Science
History 
Read Aloud
Music/Art
Bible
Memory Work:
Vocabulary
Latin
Science
History 
Read Aloud
Music/Art
11:30 Lunch/ afternoon chores Lunch/ afternoon chores Lunch/ afternoon chores Lunch/ afternoon chores
12:15 Sustained Silent Reading Sustained Silent Reading Sustained Silent Reading Sustained Silent Reading
12:30- 1:45 Kindergarten
Reading
Math 
Handwriting
Kindergarten
Reading
Math 
Handwriting
Math 
handwriting
Typing/Coding
Math
IEW Writing
Grammar
Typing/ Coding
1:45 Reading
Spelling
Free Play Reading
Spelling
math
IEW Writing
Grammar
Typing/ Coding
2:15 Writing Free Play Writing math
IEW Writing
Grammar
Typing/ Coding
2:45 Reading to Noah Free Play Reading with Mom math
IEW Writing
Grammar
Typing/ Coding
3:00 Quiet Time Free Play Free Play Free Play



Our morning time will cover a lot of ground for us this year.  We will be including all memory work, read alouds, history, and science.  So far that is working really well for us.  

After lunch we will dive into our independent subjects, this is totally new for us this year.  Typically we would do our independent things in the morning, and then do together subjects in the afternoon.  I always wanted to get math and reading out of the way while their brains were fresh, but I think this will work well doing it after lunch.  

As you can see Elijah has a big block of subjects and basically when he is done with those he is done with his school day.  While I am working with Zach, Noah will be doing what he can on his own.  Then once Zach is done I will move on to teaching Noah.  

Keep in mind that the times posted are just approximate, we don't stick too closely to those.  I really like to have an idea of when things should happen to keep me on track with our day.  

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