Are you a parent looking for guidance on how to create a preschool homeschool schedule? After a year of homeschooling and trying different schedules, here is what I do as a mom with a 3 and 5-year-old.
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Creating a schedule for your child is important because it helps them get familiar with a routine. I always hear other homeschool moms say that children thrive with a routine set in place.
When creating a preschool homeschool schedule for your 3-year-old or 4-year-old, you want to establish a good foundation for the future homeschool years. A portion of a good homeschool foundation for your children is finding a schedule that works best for your family.
It is easy to get distracted by what others around you or on social media do.
Some families choose to homeschool in the morning. Other families choose to homeschool in the evenings.
Some families homeschool only on the weekdays. Other families homeschool on Saturdays.
Some homeschool families choose to homeschool nine out of the twelve months. Other families homeschool year-round.
I say this because you are starting your homeschool journey and looking for a simple homeschooling schedule for preschool. Before I share what I do with my children, there is no wrong way of creating a schedule.
This blog post is all about Simple Preschool Homeschool Schedule.
Related: Homeschool for Beginners
Preschool Homeschool Schedule Ideas
Sample Schedule
A simple sample schedule when we incorporate a homeschool lesson when we stay home.
Morning Activities: Independent Play, Read Books and Homeschool Lessons.
Afternoon Activities: Quiet Time or Nap Time.
Evening Activities: Board Games, Painting, Coloring, Dance Party, or Independent Play.
A simple sample schedule when we incorporate a homeschool lesson when we leave the house.
Morning Activities: After breakfast we head out to our outing.
Afternoon Activities: After Lunch, we do a homeschool lesson.
Evening Activities: Independent Play.
I did not put time stamps because every activity is different every day. Just keeping it real!
I realized putting a set time limit on each activity sets me up for stress. I want to create a rhythm and routine for my children to follow.
Not overwhelming but enough to where they feel like they have a structured routine in place.
Related: Pre-K Homeschool Curriculum
FREE Weekly Printable Schedule
I have created 3 weekly homeschool schedule printables that you can download.
I hope the sample homeschool schedule I created for my family inspires you to create a simple one for yours. Lastly, remember to create a schedule and routine that works best for your family.
This blog post was all about Simple Preschool Homeschool Schedule.
