Homeschool Schedule : Visual Homeschool Schedule Ideas

As homeschool moms, we have a lot to keep up with. School work, chores, sports, church, cooking,  potty training you name it, it’s on the list! I do not have a schedule for everything in my life, but I have started to understand why having a homeschool schedule or routine for our school work is important. Let’s just face it, life happens and school work can easily get pushed to the back of the list of things to do.

Well if your children are able to read or understand the meaning of photos, I suggest coming up with a visual homeschool schedule or routine for your children.  This just lays out the plan for the day. The routine should include what you want them to accomplish. If you want to do time blocks like a traditional schedule you can, personally, we can’t stick to time blocks. But, if we know what needs to be done we can get it done! As long as the list gets done, I’m ok with that! You have to decide what works for you and your family.

The only way to figure out what works best is to give it a try! You will learn what works best through trial and error. I’ve put together a list of several ways you can get started scheduling your homeschool day. These are all visual ways to help your children visually see what tasks you want them to accomplish throughout the day!

 

VISUAL HOMESCHOOL SCHEDULE IDEAS $20 AND LESS

Daily Schedule Pocket Chart

Display your daily classroom schedule while teaching time management. This pocket chart features 14 rows with 3 pockets each row. Vinyl pocket chart measures 13″L x 42.5″H

Includes:

• Pocket chart
• 13 activity cards
• 15 clock face cards
• 20 time cards (including 4 blanks)
• Activity guide

 

This Magnetic Chore Chart for Kids – 4 Chalk Markers is perfect for not only scheduling chores but also school work! It’s magnetic so you can place right on your fridge and have your kids check everything off as they do it.

This Easy Daysies Preschool/Kindergarten Classroom Daily Visual Schedule perfect for

This reward chart comes with blank lables. Magnetic Reward Behavior Star Chore Chart

FREE VISUAL HOMESCHOOL SCHEDULE IDEAS

Free printable schedule from They Call Me Blessed.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Free Simple Basic Homeschool Schedule from Teach Beside Me 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Free Editable Daily Homeschool Schedule from Confessions of  Homeschooler

Each schedule can be completely personalized for your child. Having a visual schedule can help teach your child independence. As they complete each task and mark them off, they will be able to visually see what they have accomplished.

Start by picking out a schedule and personalizing it to meet what you want each child to accomplish. If it doesn’t seem to be working out, don’t be afraid to change it up! As you continue to homeschool you will learn that everything is trial and error. You will find something that works! Just keep moving along!

What schedule do you think will work best for your child? Are you currently doing something different?