create weekly schedule

A:We're the relaxed type. Other than 30 minutes with me a day with my now gr. 2 son to work on reading, handwriting and math, the rest is kind of go-with-the-flow. You don't need a schedule to learn, as you have discovered. He does lots of other stuff that comes up without me having to specifically plan for it in advance. As I shared in another answer, a local principal told one homeschooling mom that homeschooled kids in gr. 1 shouldn't spend more than 1 hour on formal work a day. He didn't say should spend 1 hour--shouldn't spend more than 1 hour. Some kids will naturally want to spend more than that and that's fine.

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A:If you are starting at 7:50 then you will have plenty of time to fit in the reading block in the morning. There are many combinations that could work, but I usually start off the day with Journal writing. This way the students have an activity to do while morning announcements and attendance is taking place. I would follow the journal writing (10 mins.) with my Reading block (8-10). Then you will have about 45 mins to input writing, science, social studies, or recess. Between specials and lunch you have 20 mins. so you could input an activity there. After lunch, 12:20 you could start your Math block. Just remember, the way things look on paper does not have to dictate exactly how you run your class. Of course when you are being observed by administration and the District then you follow your schedule to a T but on other days, if you finish early then move on. You will be surprise how everything that needs to get done actually does get done. Oh and don't forget, you can have your students read, or in the case of the first half of the year read to your students, their science books and social studies books during reading. But once again make sure you check to see what your district guidelines are.

A:Monday-pose for poporatzee(Sic) Toosday(sic)-Promote my absolutely awful "album"and say "thats hot" Uh...What comes after Tuesday? Thursday-Trade my pet kinkachew(sic)in for a toucan. Friday-Meet Nicole in a supermarket and stare her down. Saturday-Star in a suckish movie that nobody sees because they no(sic) how bad it is. Sunday-try to go to church but they bar me at the door.

A:i write in each day i get paid on a calendar -- trying my best to estimate how much the check will be. also, on those days, i write the bills that are due on or before the next pay day. as i write the checks i mark it off the calendar. try to buy groceries on one large shopping trip to save time and money. i do this after i pay the rent at the beginning of the month to prevent coming up short. it has worked very well for me. good luck!