It might be "craft-time" after morning tea and everyone knows that the fun activities will come out at that time. If you set up a "routine" in your home, you and your children can get to know what to expect. There are several ways to keep things organized in your homeschool with your preschoolers. Home Preschool Schedule | Cutting Tiny Bites Keeping Organized - Preschool Schedule Ideas Lena has a couple of lessons during the week. Other times we go to the zoo or the aquarium.
#HOMESCHOOL PRESCHOOL DAILY SCHEDULE TEMPLATE PRINTABLE TV#
11:00-11:30- The girls watch TV while I prepare their lunch.If we finish with all of our planned activities before 11:00, we read books together. They both do the same crafts, and many of the same gross motor and fine motor activities, modified for their individual abilities. Then I typically take turns working with each of them individually on whatever skills or activities they are doing. If we have time before the day's school or adventure, Lena practices violin.
Then we move upstairs to do some quick chores like laundry or vacuuming. I try to read aloud during breakfast, since I have a captive audience. The girls have breakfast and then help me to clean up.
We use this time for Lena to practice her reading, to finish a few morning chores together (packing a lunch for Dad, unloading the dishwasher), or for me to read aloud from a chapter book.Ĩ:00-9:00- Maggie is usually awake by 8:00. I write, plan, shower, drink my coffee, and eat breakfast.ħ:00-8:00- Lena is awake, but Maggie is still sleeping. So I just get up and make some good use of the time. I know! It's early! But my husband has to get up this early anyway, and I can't really sleep in once he's up. This is what her morning looks like and click the link to read more from her awesome blog.ĥ:00-7:00- Personal time for me. She describes how she makes her time through the day from a very early start (5-7am) until she drops on the couch (8pm). Lena is a young 4, and Maggie is almost 2 1/2." "This is not so much of a schedule as it is a rhythm, since I can't bear to put us on an hour-by-hour rigid schedule. Quiet Time after lunch (rest time in their rooms - mum would rest too!)Ĭlick here for more editable printables Ellen from 'Cutting Tiny Bites' describes her preschool day.Activity - a focus for the morning This could be a craft activity centered around a letter of the week, or a number or on a theme (plants, insects.).They would choose their favourite books and I would read some around the theme. Read Aloud time - we would choose some books to read aloud.Calendar Time - we would look at the day, the month, the weather and talk about the seasons, what to wear etc.Writing in their Bible Story Notebook - they would narrate the Bible story to me and then I would write it in their notebook and they would draw a picture Sometimes they would colour in a picture from the Bible Timeline Picture Book.Cleaning up - cleaning up after breakfast, brushing teeth etc.This has been a basic preschool schedule we have used over the years: It was a time of learning through day to day activities and setting up a pattern for our days.
In the days when I was homeschooling preschool children, I tried to settle into a routine.
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