Yellow House Homeschool

Oct. 22, 2007

Our School Schedule (Revised)

9:00 - Noon SCHOOL

1 - Family Time

Bible Story

Pray for our day and one another

Song, game, etc. (W.P. I'm Ready to Learn)

2 - Julianna - Language Arts w/mom (Phonics, Vocabulary, Grammar)

Isabella - Learning game on the computer

3 - Julianna - Spelling (computer) and handwriting

Isabella - Phonics w/mom

4 - 20-30 min. break (mom laundry, kids snack and free play)

5 - Julianna - Math w/mom

Isabella - Piano

NOON - 1:00 Lunch

1:00 - ?

6 - Julianna - Piano

Isabella - Math w/mom

7 - Julianna - Classlink homework/assignments

Isabella - IRTL Activities

Early Evening

Julianna - Read-aloud 20 min. to mom or dad

*Fridays - Home Ec./cooking

We are really loving our new and improved schedule. Our afternoons seem to be much more free. Also, having Julianna's read-aloud time in the evening is getting Daddy more involved in her schooling. We will press-on and see how things go.

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Oct. 23, 2007 - Untitled Comment

Posted by PufferfishDiaries

Sounds like us! We've switched things around so many times, just trying to figure out what works best for us. I'm in a "lazy phase" right now, unfortunately, so it's been difficult to keep up with any sort of schedule. :S

Thanks for stopping by my blog! I'll be sure to post about my doctor's visit. I've been dealing with problems like this since 2001 and have talked to several doctors about it to no avail. One doctor is convinced that I have MS, and another disagrees and says it's just migraines. I don't know what to think! This time I'm just going to visit w/my family doctor, who is much more down to earth than those neurologists. I'm hoping he can help me figure it out once and for all.

Come visit me again sometime! :)

Bev.

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Nov. 15, 2007 - Untitled Comment

Posted by Leigharev2

Looks like a terrific schedule; balanced and not too overwhelming. I hope that you all are adjusting well to the changes you have made. Just one of the great things about homeschool; the flexibility.

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Dec. 18, 2007 - Untitled Comment

Posted by charles0322

That is one of the many reasons I like homeschooling. If something doesn't work, you can change it. Not just once, but every week if need be.

I had someone ask me once how the children could learn anything if they were not doing studies during school hours. I asked him to show me the research that shows people can ONLY learn something during school hours or on a set schedule.

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