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You can do it! Build your own weekly schedule and use it for a term. Then build a different weekly schedule for the next term. Here are the main components to include: Family Subjects to distribute across the days —…

This schedule allows you to rotate or alternate a different special activity each week of the month. Insert your own special day ideas for Weeks 3 and 4 or just alternate between field trip days and project days for a…

This schedule grants one full day each week to play educational games — just for something different.   Day One Day Two Day Three Day Four Day Five Family Work (All Grades) Scripture Memory Hymn Study History Bible Literature Poetry…

This fun schedule allows for a full day each week of studying, reading, watching, practicing, and performing one of Shakespeare’s plays.   Day One Day Two Day Three Day Four Day Five Family Work (All Grades) Scripture Memory Hymn Study…

This light schedule pares the subjects down to bare necessities spread throughout the week. It’s designed for those seasons of life when you’re feeling completely overwhelmed and need to scale back for a short time. (Please use it sparingly!)  …

This schedules combines all the fine arts subjects onto one day in the Family Work section, instead of spreading them throughout the week. It may not be ideal for the long haul, but it may be a fun change for…

The family-science schedule encourages studying science as a family instead of independently for a term. As you can see, “science” has been moved up to the Family Work section instead of down in the individual grades section.   Day One…

This typical schedule demonstrates how to combine the children for many subjects and assign independent science, math, grammar, and additional reading in any subject for the older grades. It can be rearranged any number of ways for subsequent terms, with…