Scheduling?

[Silver_Kitten]

My daughter does best when she has a schedule, so I've been trying to figure out a fairly good schedule for next year. I'm running in to the problem of doing to much in one day or I have times really off. So I'm asking if anyone could help maybe show me different ways of scheduling our school work, or perhaps I'm missing something.

 

We do very simple things at 11 am, with the bulk of school work.from 1 pm to 6 pm. We do take breaks after she finishes things so these are just rough times. She reads a lot in her free time. I'm still not sure if I want to do Essentials in Writing or IEW.

 

Monday

11 - 12 Typing, logic, and grammar - Perplexors (Original, Grid, Math, and Venn), Typing, Easy Grammar Plus, Daily Grams 7.

1 - 2 History - America The Beautiful

2 - 3 Math - Lial's PreAlgebra

3 - 4 Irasshia Japanese and Vocabulary - Vocabu-Lit

4 - 5 Writing and read aloud - Reading to her little brother.

5 - 6 Literature - Lightning Lit 7

 

Tuesday

11 - 12 Typing, logic, and grammar

1 - 2 History

2 - 3 Math

3 - 4 Science and Spelling - Science 4 kids Focus on Middle school science Chemistry/Physics and All about Spelling

4 - 6 Girl Scouts

 

Wednesday

 

11 - 12 Typing, logic, and grammar

1 - 2 History

2 - 3 Math

3 - 4 Irasshai Japanese and Vocabulary

4 - 5 Writing and read aloud

5 - 6 Literature - Lightning Lit 7

 

 

Thursday

 

11 - 12 Typing, logic, and grammar

1 - 2 History

2 - 3 PE

3 - 4 Science and Spelling

4 - 5 Writing and read aloud

5 - 6 Literature - Lightning Lit 7

 

 

Friday

 

11 - 12 Typing, logic, and grammar

1 - 2 History

2 - 3 Math

3 - 4 Vocabulary

4 - 5 Writing and read aloud

5 - 6 Art - Artistic Pursuits

[fluffybunny]

That looks great: :001_smile: touch typing is such an important, and often overlooked, skill. So many adults are stuck on 2 finger typing and will have a hard time changing. Hence, typing assignments in the higher grades or university would be a very tiring activity, and it's easy to see why they would give up.