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We have twin kindergarteners and a young preschooler, so our academic day looks something like this:
1. Breakfast and morning routine
This portion of the day usually runs from 6-8 AM and includes getting dressed, morning chores, etc. Whoever gets their list done early is free to enjoy coveted playtime, or read/do art projects until the next part of the routine.
2. School with Grandma
The kids all look forward to this - we quickly learned that you dare not mention it to a toddler until you are actually ready to start! Thinking skills, art, geology, science, read-alouds, and even archery have been part of this fun time recently!
3. Outdoor time
Getting outside may mean a stroll down to the lake, a bit of swinging on the playground, or a walk up to see how the construction is coming on our new warehouse.
4. Early Lunch
We often read aloud during lunch, or grab a picnic to eat outside depending on the weather.
5. Nap & Big Kid Time
Our preschooler takes a long nap, which ends up being a perfect time to do more focused school time with the kindergarteners.
6. Quiet Time & Preschool
Our kindergarteners do best with a bit of space at some point in the day, so they take a quiet time where they can read or listen to CDs. This hour becomes a prime time to do focused work with the preschooler.
7. The Rest of the Day
After this, we go into our normal afternoon and then evening routines, which again focus a lot on outdoor play/work and a variety of sensory input. We can't wait to add swimming back to this list over the summer!
