Samples of what and how to schedule with kids at home
Having kids at home can be challenging for everyone, but also poses for a rare learning opportunity that school cannot offer.
It’s not like we have a choice about this or are in control of this situation, so let’s make the best of what we do have control over, how we use this to our advantage.
Life skills are important things for kids to learn, these are acquired by allowing kids to do things that are not learned in school or in text based study, these are learned at home, and are supported by parents who are intentional and purposeful. More on this topic and cool ideas coming soon.
For now see the schedule below that you can copy and paste to modify to suit your family and your home.
Enjoy!! Happy learning!
Kids schedule:
8:00am: wake up pray modeh ani, wash hands, get dressed
8:30am: Breakfast
9:00am: Full prayer and charity
9:30am: older kids: learning, younger kids: Passover coloring
10:00am: Recess break and snack
10:25am: Older kids learning, Younger kids: play games
11:30am: Lunch
12:00pm: Outdoor recess
12:30pm: Passover cleaning
1:30pm: an active game
2:00pm: printables
2:45pm: snack
3:00pm: magnatile building projects
3:40pm: laundry time
4:00pm: story time
4:30pm: clean up time around house
5:00pm: recess
5:30pm: supper
5:50pm: clean up
6:00pm: bath time for youngest kids
7:00pm: bed time
Kids Menu:
Sunday breakfast: cereal, lunch: make pizza Trader Joes pizza dough.
Monday breakfast: oatmeal, lunch: bread and cheese.
Tuesday breakfast: pancakes, lunch: bread and tuna.
Wednesday breakfast: eggs, lunch: pasta and cheese.
Thursday breakfast: toast with avocado, lunch: shakshuka.
Friday breakfast: french toast, lunch: blintzes, Shabbos dinner
