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What should a daily homeschool schedule look like? Simple! With Old Fashioned Education's FREE online K-12 curriculum, you do just 3 lessons per day - one per program for a complete curriculum. Here's a look at our daily homeschool schedule + free printable!
![]() Pour a cup of tea, and enjoy the Parent's Review, a FREE quarterly resource. Issue 1 is now available here. It features the article, "A Picture of a Peaceful Morning." You are welcome to comment below using the discussion questions included in the article or other topics that come to mind. You may print for your own personal use. Resources on Schedules (from our other website): With our curriculum booklists, parents have options. For example, you choose your own math curriculum. As a parent, you know best what fits your child's need and your family's budget. Old Fashioned Education will list our pick with a short review and the price per page (below). This list will grow over time.
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AuthorRenee Metzler holds a degree in Secondary Ed, English from Bloomsburg University of PA. Archives
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