One Kind of Daily Schedule
I have been home-educating my children for over seven years now, and though I have dabbled in various curricula from unit study to biblically based, they all have one general thing in common: a sympathy to the methods espoused by Charlotte Mason over a hundred years ago.
If you want to know more about the Charlotte Mason method, you can Google the name, or start off with this website.
In the meantime, I thought I would share with you the kind of schedule that my son, Killer, has responded to so well over the past year.
I have made it myself using the "table" function in Word, printing it out, and then laminating it. That way, he can use a water soluble pen to mark through his work every day, then wipe it all off for the next day, to start over again.
To reproduce it here, I had to save it as a JPEG in "Paint", so it's got a bit garbled in translation. I think you can get the gist of it, though.
If you want to know more about the Charlotte Mason method, you can Google the name, or start off with this website.
In the meantime, I thought I would share with you the kind of schedule that my son, Killer, has responded to so well over the past year.
I have made it myself using the "table" function in Word, printing it out, and then laminating it. That way, he can use a water soluble pen to mark through his work every day, then wipe it all off for the next day, to start over again.
To reproduce it here, I had to save it as a JPEG in "Paint", so it's got a bit garbled in translation. I think you can get the gist of it, though.
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