LIFE-CHANGING Homeschool Routine | Time Blocking Schedule For Homeschool

Are you looking for a way to have more flexibility and make room for LIFE to happen in your homeschool but still maintain some organization to your day? If so, you don't want to miss this video about how time blocking your homeschool day can change your life!

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Hi friends! I’m Erin. I’m a homeschooling mom to 4 kids and we’re in our 7th year of this homeschool lifestyle. I love to share videos with tips about things we’ve learned along the way that have helped me out, as well as curriculum reviews and some heartfelt homeschool inspiration. I hope you leave here feeling encouraged that YOU CAN DO THIS!

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[TheEclecticHomeschooler]

What’s your homeschool routine like? Please share! 😄

[suzannenapolitano]

Praise GOD, the LORD led me to do Christian private education, Homeschooling, for my children, now are routine, has changed, they're teen, i start with my devotional time, , praying with children in the Morning even if they're still sleeping, make there breakfast, then they start there own schedule, 2 or 3 classes, then a break, family prayer at noon, then lunch/ break time, resume the next classes on there schedule, finishing at usually 3pm, dinner at 530 pm 6 pm chore time, then free time, my children are 14, 16, 22 year's, i love the fact that we can Pray as a family at any time of the day, and honor the LORD any time also, and no person or school officials, can tell us we can't 🙏 pray, GODs Word is of utmost importance in our lives, and his Holy Spirit Amen.❤❤

[carinthiamontana]

Our routine looks like this: My children get up at 6:00 in the morning. They go down to the kitchen and start working on their math. It usually takes me 30 min to do my devotional and be fully awake, so I‘ll usually join them at about 6:30 in the kitchen and make breakfast.

At that point they‘ll move on to other independent subjects (Fix It Grammar, Wordly Wise, Typing, ...). Then we have breakfast together. After breakfast, we continue with school; I correct their work and work with them individually where need be.

At about 9:00 to 9:30 we are pretty much done with school. After school, my children go outside to burn some energy. I call them back in at 11:00 to help with lunch. We have quiet time after lunch and the kids go outside afterwards.

In the Late afternoon, the kids either have sports practice, a friend over or we do an interest-let unit study. My children listen to an audio-book or do independent reading in bed before going to sleep. That’s about it. That’s my day. I wouldn’t change it for the world.

[thespiritualprepper]

That little time lapse of you drinking your coffee on the couch while your kids all run around really is so amazing. You are blessed! Thanks for sharing your life ❤️❤️❤️

[seasonalliving]

I REALLY love the unschool Wednesday! I’ve never felt like I wanted to do a full unschool but I really love a sprinkling of that interest based learning in the week.

[paddiemorgan]

I love your realistic and down to earth approach.
I agree, blocking and looping are the way to go! I’ve been homeschooling since 2002… when everyone was against it. lol
Now many families have joined. Particularly after the pandemic. I’m currently homeschooling my Grandson.
You have anew follower! ❤

[bakerbrewz]

Time blocking is totally my jam just as a life skill! I’ve always loved having a set time to get work done and then a block to just relax or burn energy. That focused ‘block’ has really helped me accomplish more as an adult and I’m excited to try to implement this into more of our home school routine.

[aliciagaber]

My daughter is in 6th grade and I assign a certain amount of work each day and when she's done, she has free time. Social Studies is done independently. Science is also usually done independently and she takes a science class at a homeschool science center once a week where they do experiments. I do math with her and is the subject she struggles with the most. We use IEW for writing with the dvds, so writing is mostly independent. We fo readers workshop and use novel studies for the novels she reads. She averages one novel study a month and she has free reading for 30 minutes everyday. We also do logic, vocabulary and notetaking. I work evens, so she will do a lot of the work after I leave for work.

[faithhomeschool]

Using lunch and snack breaks as a foundation for block schedules is gold. We naturally have a flow but you have greats ideas I can implement

[lanaasha]

Thank you. This WAS super helpful. We're 10 years in and every time I have to change up our schedule because something isn't working I always feel like a complete failure and like I don't know what I'm doing. It's the home stretch, they're both in highschool, but if I let them they'll shove the science books to the back of their shelves and try to forget about them. 🙄 And if I'm not careful... I'LL forget about them. 😅

[lauthiry]

Haha! This is the first time I watch you, but this is almost exactly how I block out our days... morning block, core block, Lunch and then afternoon block. Homeschooling a 12, 8 and 5 yo. Works really well for us. Gives a good structure and routine while also maintaining some flexibility.

[sakinahaidar]

I am a home ed mom & this video saved my energy ...Thanks a bunch

[MoralOrder]

I’m glad you discussed not rushing them with their work.

[angel-chan]

Thank you so much for your videos. I’ve been homeschooling for 9 years, but now have 4 school-age kids, one toddler, and one on the way. I’ve been feeling like I need to try different strategies for this upcoming year to be more involved in their schoolwork equally. You’ve given me lots of ideas! 😊

[Fabulous_Sadie]

We switched over to blocked scheduling half way through the year this year. Couldn’t be happier with the change! Can’t wait to see your loop schedule video! 😃

[priscillaramos]

I do follow or try to follow a block schedule, i have a five year old daughter, a three year old son, and a two month old son. I dont have it written down though.. thank you much for the blank block schedule printable!!:)

[AB-]

I'm new to homeschooling and just bought the 2nd grade student bundle from Abeka. I'm so overwhelmed on how to start out lesson plans. I'm really glad I found your channel.

[pteytran]

Homeschooling papa here. Thank you for sharing!

[juliee]

I tried the easy peasy since i haven't chosen a curriculum and i felt i was making them miss out or left behind. I only had them out a week out of public school. I almost gave up too soon but i saw your channel and truly has bless me and encourage me in a big way. I was praying to God for the strength because i know that he called me to do this but you were an answer to my prayers. Thank you soo much.

[agrarianschoolhouse]

Thank you for sharing your time blocking schedule! So awesome. I like that it is a plan that allows for flexibility, as I do not thrive under too rigid a routine.