SUMMER IS OVER!
Trying to get back into the swing of things. I have a thousand ideas swimming around in my head and I can't wait to share.
I finally know what I want out of Afterschooling.
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Afterschooling, educating children after hours.
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Afterschooling, educating children after hours.
- wittygal
- Welcome to my blog! I am an online student with BYUI and I am studying Marriage and Family. Thank you for visiting.
Mornings
Chores
Music practice
Afternoon 3:00 to 4:00
Snack
Free play if chores and music complete
Afterschooling 4:00 to 5:20
Scripture Studies: 10 minutes
Unit Study/History Studies: 10 minutes
Homework/Math Enhancement: 25 minutes
Language Studies: 10 minutes
Reading: 25 minutes
Note: The times I posted are not exact but we try to stay on schedule. Knowing that they have already had a full day of learning I try to make my learning activities short, fun and informative. I also try to do things that they can work on individually throughout a set period of time. Ex: read a book and do a book report of choice. Complete a power point, craft project, report or collage on unit study material. I give them a week or two if needed and they work on it on their own and present it to the family. I really try to put an emphasis on choices, something they don't really get at school. I also offer incentives for finished projects.
P.S. This is an ideal schedule not to be confused with our real schedule which is different from day to day. I think it is very important to come up with a set schedule but I think it is more important to be flexible and not get discouraged if things are not working out ideally.
Chores
Music practice
Afternoon 3:00 to 4:00
Snack
Free play if chores and music complete
Afterschooling 4:00 to 5:20
Scripture Studies: 10 minutes
Unit Study/History Studies: 10 minutes
Homework/Math Enhancement: 25 minutes
Language Studies: 10 minutes
Reading: 25 minutes
Note: The times I posted are not exact but we try to stay on schedule. Knowing that they have already had a full day of learning I try to make my learning activities short, fun and informative. I also try to do things that they can work on individually throughout a set period of time. Ex: read a book and do a book report of choice. Complete a power point, craft project, report or collage on unit study material. I give them a week or two if needed and they work on it on their own and present it to the family. I really try to put an emphasis on choices, something they don't really get at school. I also offer incentives for finished projects.
P.S. This is an ideal schedule not to be confused with our real schedule which is different from day to day. I think it is very important to come up with a set schedule but I think it is more important to be flexible and not get discouraged if things are not working out ideally.
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Okay Wittygal....I'm all ears...
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