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Individual full-day visual schedules continue to be the focus in our visual supports series. Today we are talking about even more examples of
Looking for a homeschool 1st grade schedule? Here is a sample homeschool schedule for 1st grade to organize your homeschool day.
Georgie's always had a morning and bedtime routine but now I'm thinking of an after-school one. According to age, there are some great examples on the blog.
Today, I have the HUGE pleasure of welcoming Ariella to Discovering Waldorf. If you haven't already found Ariella's blog, CHILDHOOD MAGIC, y...
Teach students the importance of good behavior at school. This lesson will help teach students that it is not okay to tantrum at school. This is one lesson included in Unit 3 of the Behavior Basics Program. To read more about the Behavior Basics Curriculum, visit www.behaviorbasicscurriculum.com Behavior Basics Curriculum has been designed to help teach basic behaviors to students. This program has been broken into 60 behaviors divided into 4 units of study: Unit 1: The Classroom Bundle Unit 2: The School Bundle Unit 3: Student Behaviors Unit 4: Social Skills Each behavior lesson includes: classroom posters parent newsletters weekly homework social narratives (4 levels) discussion questions & worksheets coloring pages interactive notebook pages review pages (4 levels) focus board pieces certificate of completion All 60 behaviors follow the same weekly format to create a consistent routine within your classroom. The program is not designed to go in lesson order. Each behavior has been assigned a lesson number for teacher organization and easy location of the materials for each lesson. This also allows for flexibility on the teachers behalf to teach any behavior in any order they choose depending on class and student need. Behavior Basics Curriculum is great for any early childhood classroom, special education program or autism classroom. This is also great for any schools implementing a Positive Behavioral Intervention Services (PBIS) approach or looking to implement a school wide social emotional learning program. *****What's Included in Unit 1? ****** Lesson 1: Classroom Rules Lesson 2: Raising My Hand Lesson 3: Smooth Transitions Lesson 4: Staying on Task Lesson 5: Following Directions Lesson 6: How I Move in the Classroom Lesson 7: Working With Others Lesson 8: Keeping My Workspace Clean Lesson 9: Cleaning Up After Myself Lesson 10: Using School Tools Appropriately Lesson 11: Technology Rules Lesson 12: Changes in School Lesson 13: Substitutes *****What's Included in Unit 2? ****** Lesson 14: Cafeteria Manners Lesson 15: Bathroom Behaviors Lesson 16: How to Line Up Lesson 17: Recess Rules Lesson 18: Library Rules Lesson 19: PE Rules Lesson 20: Assembly Rules Lesson 21: How I Act in the Community Lesson 22: Getting to School Safely Lesson 23: Celebrations at School Lesson 24: Fire Drills Lesson 25: Earthquake Drills Lesson 26: Lockdown Drills Lesson 27: Tornado Drills *****What's Included in Unit 3?***** Lesson 28: It's Not Okay to Tantrum Lesson 29- Keeping My Hands and Feet to Myself Lesson 30- I won't Hurt Myself Lesson 31- I Will Stay with My Class Lesson 32- Keeping My Clothes On Lesson 33- Waiting Patiently Lesson 34- I Will Only Eat Food Lesson 35- I Will Not Be a Bully Lesson 36- Understanding My Emotions Lesson 37- I Will Not Copy Others Lesson 38- It's Okay to Make a Mistake Lesson 39- I Can Be Kind Lesson 40- I Will Tell the Truth Lesson 41- I Can Be A Role Model Lesson 42- I Will Be Accountable for Myself Lesson 43- I Will Use Nice Words Lesson 44- Personal Space Lesson 45- I Will Not Throw Things Lesson 46- I Will Not Take my Friends' Things Lesson 47- I Can Share *****What's Included in Unit 4?****** Lesson 48: Greeting Others Lesson 49: Listening Lesson 50: Body Language Lesson 51: Communication Basics Lesson 52: Staying On Topic Lesson 53: Taking Turns Lesson 54: Asking for Help Lesson 55: Apologizing Lesson 56: Sarcasm and Jokes Lesson 57: Resolving Conflicts Lesson 58: Manners Lesson 59: I Need... Lesson 60: Asking a Friend to Play *****Behavior Basics Year Long Curriculum****** Unit 1: Classroom Bundle Unit 2: School Bundle Unit 3: Student Behaviors Unit 4: Social Skills Behavior Basics Curriculum: Discounted Bundle ***For reading extension activities, pair with the Behavior Basics Book Club**** ***For data sheets and IEP goals, pair this with the Behavior Basics Data Bundle**** ***Want the complete Program? Check out my Behavior Basics- The BIG BUNDLE Stay up to date and keep in touch: BLOG! * Facebook * Instagram * Pinterest Email me: [email protected] www.behaviorbasicscurriculum.com
Homeschool schedules -examples of helpful plans to keep your family on track. Detailed, task orientated as well as general plans; Different homeschool schedules by homeschool families
For children with ADHD, reliable schedules and easy-to-follow routines can make a world of difference. Here, learn how to create effective routines for waking up and going to sleep — two common trouble spots.
Write postcards on a weekly basis. Go for scenic drives. Schedule virtual TV time. Use family history as a topic for virtual lessons.
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Discover the power of an Amish Daily Schedule to transform your productivity and mindset! with an example of a daily routine lived by the Amish, giving you a roadmap for intentional living.
We share four sample homeschool schedules to help you as you find what works for your family. Choose one, or a mix, or make your own!
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**UPDATE** For a downloadable, detailed planner, click here. ********* I used to throw around words like "schedule" when I talked about our homeschool days. Going into our third year and 3 additional kids later, I know better. Routines are better because they are not time dependent but help us create patterns of behavior that keep [...]
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Here are 4 college course schedule examples that you can use to help scaffold your own course schedules. If you've never taught before, here are some tips.
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I have the honor of introducing Nicole, from Frontier Dreams, today. When I asked Nicole to write a post for Discovering Waldorf, the first thing that came to my mind was how her life reflects the gentle rhythm of her home. She really seems to have worked out a clam flow to her family’s day. […]
+80 Prepositions List and Example Sentences About: They have a discussion about football. Above: A plane is flying above the village. Abroad: Mary went abroad. According to: According to my family, I’m a clever student. Across: You can swim across the river. After: I slept after I arrived my house. Against: This company is up against the bankruptcy. Ago: She came back school a while ago. Ahead of: We are ahead of our work schedule. Along: Are you going along? Amidst: I think my sister was luck woman. My sister was born and reared amidst plenty. Among: I want to
Are you looking for a simple homeschool schedule as a working mom? This simple way to structure your day might be the perfect fit for your family.
It’s that time of the year – everyone is busy planning what to do next year for their studies…. Can I share a secret with you? I started planning in February. Not because I was worrying about what to do, or because I didn’t like what we studied this year (loved it!), but because…
To maintain consistency, consider making a list of the house rules each member of your family must live by. If you have pictures then even the youngest children will be able to be taught these rules. Print Free File: House Rules 1. Eat and drink only in the kitchen. 2. If you make a mess, clean it up. 3. No hitting, kicking, or pushing. 4. Only mommy & daddy can enforce a punishment. Siblings cannot put each other in time out. 5. Talk nicely to family & friends. 6. Wake up happy or stay in bed. 7. Only two hours
This post is dedicated to the students and families in our class. If you haven't had a chance to come in yet this year, we encourage you to try to stop by soon... Here is what you will see, engage in, and learn more about... Our Flow of the Day: Daily Physical Activity (DPA) Morning Meeting Writing Feedback Make a Plan for Thinking and Learning Time Self-Regulated Snack Morning Recess Special Activity (Gym, Learning Buddies, Library, Music, Art) Drawing/Writing Lesson Make a Plan for Thinking and Learning Time Self-Regulated Lunch Lunch Recess Listen to Reading on Tumblebooks Read-Aloud Relaxation Math Instruction Make a Plan for Thinking and Learning Time Finish Daily "Work on Writing" Task Clean Up End of Day Meeting Mailbags and Home Time Please note that the students freely flowthroughout the school day, however the teachers provide highly structured instruction: a.m. Ms. Babalis engages in inquiry-based learning. Mrs. Ham provides small group support in fine motor and guided writing, letter identification and sounds, and Levelled Literacy Intervention. p.m. Ms. Babalis provides small group support in guided reading (read to self, read to someone, word work) and math through problem solving. Mrs. Ham engages in inquiry-based learning. Both educators document the learning, make observation notes, and assess students when appropriate. The students had the very innovative idea of creating a collaborative Dot and Beautiful Stuff Tree (More documentation to follow): Help us think of a name for our pet rabbit: Read documentation, take a scavenger hunt of our learning environment, and complete a survey for us to get to know more about you and your family: Please leave us your questions or comments below...
Keeping your homeschool family organized can be a challenge. These five homeschool schedules are great examples of what has worked well for other families.
It’s time to start cleaning up here at the Stonybrook House! Now that the kiddos are back to college, there will be less messes to clean, right? Less messes means a cleaner house, a cleaner house means I can focus on getting more projects done! Yay! Am I boo hooing because my house is empty? No not really. I love the time I have with my kids, but I also love the time I have with hubby and just being by myself. It’s probably because when my kids are here, I focus on them. They know I’m nosy and I'm in their business quite a bit… Oh well. I’m the mom, right?! Isn’t that my job?? I thought so…. I’m sure I won’t have much time to miss them. They seem to come home often and use the laundry room :) Okay, back to cleaning. I’m not a neat freak, but I really do like it clean and organized. That doesn’t mean that it is clean and organized. I’ll show you a few pics of what I mean. This is how my house is right now as I write! It's not horrid, it's just that all of that gets to me and stunts my creative juices... :) Time to get rid of the dead flowers.... See the new topper for the gazebo! Ugh... dishes... Then, I’m going to do some cleaning and show you how I like it to look ALL the time. Ta Da!! I know that’s a fantasy to think it will stay like this. But for some reason when the kitchen and the office is clean I feel like the whole house is practically clean! Cleaning is ALWAYS a work in progress. I found this Cleaning Calendar on Pinterest. (Yay! I’m using something I pinned!!) {Source} I actually think it’s doable. I’m going to tweak it some. I’m an empty nester. I don’t need to do a load of laundry everyday. (THANK the LORD!) And I’m much more productive in the morning so, I’m going to add a few more things there. Plus I need a reminder to clean the kitty box (fun stuff!) So here it is! Ok... It only took me an hour or so to figure out how to turn a Word Doc into a jpeg/png! But I did it! I know that the first thing is to make my bed. That will be a challenge, if you read in 25 Quirky Things About Me, #5 is that I don't make my bed. So, I'm going to try! I've done it a few times last week and it actually felt good. Weird, I know. A reality check.... I know I’m probably not going to get everything done everyday, but I think it will get easier over time, right?! I have so much to do and of course, creating this new cleaning calendar took WAY longer than I thought! Oh well, isn’t that how it always goes?? I AM going to work on stenciling something for the office today! I’ve got to get off this computer and get moving! See ya! Hey, let me know if this would work for you? Do you use some sort of calendar to clean? Please share it with me!
Trying to make a homeschool daily schedule that works for you and your family? Get my best tips + 3 sample homeschool schedules to help!
Here are 4 college course schedule examples that you can use to help scaffold your own course schedules. If you've never taught before, here are some tips.
Theories are nice to read about, but we all need to have real-life examples of just how things work, don't we? (I know I sure do!) So, how 'bout hearing how we've done things at our house? Here is an example of a relaxed homeschool schedule (although I prefer the word "routine").
