 In the homeschool circles, we talk about morning time. This is sort of a warm-up for the homeschool day. But with multiple children and studies, you might be thinking, how can I fit it in? With our peaceful morning schedule, it's actually quite easy. Let's take a look. With our family together curriculum, you teach the whole family together in just 3 lessons per day. You can see how it works - 1 minute video here.
If you do morning time at 9:00 am, it will not cramp your schedule and it will bring more peace! What Is Morning Time?Morning Time is a warm-up to the daily learning. Take a look at this article: 5 Ideas for Planning Your Morning Time to learn more about what to plan. But, the one thing you don't want to skip is giving your children time to develop a relationship with God. Do this with morning devotions! You might also:
When Should I Do Morning Time?Try 9 am. Spend 15 minutes each morning with a daily devotional or other selected activities. This is when Charlotte Mason recommended beginning studies each day. Children can find a cozy corner to read independently or gather together around the kitchen table. Remember, Program 1: Christian Study takes about 30 minutes, so there is ample time in the first hour for morning time. Where Should I Write Down My Morning Time Plans?We include morning time plans in Prep-Level Teacher Guides (Preschool and Kindergarten), however for the family together programs of 1 to 3, we let morning time up to you since families are so varied with different needs.
We suggest two reasources for keeping on track as a homeschool mother and for planning morning time among other things:
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AuthorRenee Metzler holds a degree in Secondary Education, English from Bloomsburg University of PA. She is a homeschool mom of 4 children and loves to share her joy of lesson planning and curriculum. Categories
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