Share your homeschool day in the life

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1. 17, 10, 9, 5 year old twins, 3 and 1. Full house. I wrote this post earlier this week… http://www.amylearningtolove.com/2013/01/to-finally-write-that-stinking.html

2. Our little people are: 12, 11, 10, 8, 7. http://carliabenlandeesamra.blogspot.com/

3. Our little people are: 12, 11, 10, 8 and 7

4. I have an 8.5 year old (3rd grade), a 5.5 year old (Kindergarten), an almost 4 year old (Pre-K), and a 15 month old. You can read about what our day looks like here: http://homeschooldiscoveries.com/2013/01/30/a-day-in-the-life-in-early-2013/

5. I have a 14-year-old girl, and a 15-year-old boy who is chronically ill. You can read about our day here: http://2kidschoolhouse.blogspot.com/2013/01/a-day-in-life-with-14-and-15-year-old.html

6. We are a homeschooling family with a special needs graduate (22) and three littles 12, 10 and 9 years old. Here is our day in the life ~
   http://my4sweetums.blogspot.com/2013/01/a-day-in-life.html
   blessings, Dawn

7. I homeschool a 7.5 year old, a 6 year old, and keep a 2.5 year old out of trouble, all while waddling along at 31 weeks pregnant. 😉

   http://www.hopeisthewordblog.com/2013/02/01/a-day-in-our-life-january-31-2013/

8. I really love reading about how different families do their days 🙂 Here’s a day in my life, pregnant with number 7, homeschooling ages 11, 9, 7, 6, 5, and 4-

   http://www.consideringhome.weebly.com

9. I use a mix of Classical Education, Charlotte Mason, and my own style to homeschool. I have a (nearly) 3-year old and a (nearly) 6-year old.
   http://nourishedandnurtured.blogspot.com/2013/01/a-day-in-life-of-our-homeschool-with.html

10. I love reading about how different families “do” their days 🙂
    Here’s a day in my life, pregnant and homeschooling 6 (ages 11, 9, 7, 6, 5, and 4)

11. I have graduated two and am down to homeschooling my 13 year old son. My link is here: http://homeschool-review.blogspot.com/2013/02/a-day-in-life.html

12. It’s amazing because every homeschool is unique and has it’s own way of doing things. With my two oldest graduated I have a 10 year old I am still homeschooling. Here’s what a typical day is supposed to be like: http://www.harringtonharmonies.com/2012/08/back-to-school-ready-weekend-edition-1.html *But see below for those bad get nothing done kind of days!

13. My children are 7, 6, almost 3, and 1. I enjoyed writing a post about a usual day because I didn’t realize that we get as much done as we do 🙂 I’m not going to feel so frustrated about not getting anything done for a while. Here’s my post http://raventhreads.wordpress.com/2013/01/31/a-day-in-the-life-7-6-2-and-1-year-old/

14. I have a daughter who is a senior this year, a son who is a sophomore & a son who is in 6th grade. So, my kids aren’t “little” anymore. 😉 We have homeschooled from the beginning & I wouldn’t trade it for anything! Here is a peak into our homeschool day:
    http://alishagratehouse.com/a-day-in-the-life/

15. We begin the school day early with our first- and third-grader. We all are early risers. My husband and I co-teach. He handles math, writing, grammar and spelling in the early a.m. while I work from home and then he heads to work and I handle science, history and literature. The kids are involved in some outside music/PE/science classes. I teach art weekly. We spend as much of our day outdoors as we can in any decent weather, walking, gardening or doing projects like building a compost heap, which I write about at http://www.backyardandbeyond.org. Math, writing and reading are daily, some other subjects (history, cursive practice, science) are every couple of days.

16. Check out our year with a 10, 7 & 4 year old!

17. I’m homeschooling my three young daughters, ages 2, 4, and 6. We’re following a classical approach but leave plenty of room for meandering. http://www.teachingstars.com/2012/08/27/the-first-day-of-homeschool-august-20-2012/

18. 6, 8, 9, and 11 year old twins whom are are just learning English (newly adopted from Ethiopia:)

    http://Www.turnertimesct.blogspot.com

    1. love seeing you here!!

19. Here is our homeschool day in the life! We have two boys (ages 8 and 5) and three on the way this spring! (a newborn, a 10 year old and a 4 year old)

    http://theramblingjunkie.com/2013/02/01/what-a-day-in-our-homeschooling-life-looks-like-daily-schedule/

20. Check out our day with a 10, 7, and 4 year old. Looking forward to reading through the list later in the day!

    http://learningonacurve.blogspot.com/2013/01/woke-up-got-outta-bed-dragged-comb.html

21. I am homeschooling ages 8 and 11 with my 17YO doing his own thing with Connections Academy.
    http://onehomeschooljourney.blogspot.com/2012/08/a-typical-homeschool-day-for-us.html

22. Good morning!
    We have two sons, ages 6 and 3 3/4.
    We just began this journey in January and are figuring out our own groove!
    Our younger son goes to preschool 3 mornings a week but the other days joins us (on those days, we do museums, and outdoors (cross-country skiing and skating and snowshoeing).
    I learned QUICKLY that our children do not find joy in traditional copy out letters, write a sentence types of learning, and nothing puts a cramp in the day like disconnect so sometimes i am sneaky so that my elder is writing but doesn’t see it as tedious! Instead he is pursuing something he loves and learning naturally happens.
    One day, my elder said he wanted to make a puppet so we planned it all out (colors, material, what kind, etc), decided materials, made it, then interviewed it (it’s a space alien), which allowed us to learn the who what when where why in story-making. We wrote down the interview, drew a picture of the alien, and took photos!
    Other days, we play hangman (for letter writing practice- in a way that he loves) or use our counting pebbles and construction vehicles to learn numbers odds/evens, counting by 2s and 5s. Every day, we try to have a short circle time with a verse and candle, and we do our nature watch using binoculars- then often go outside to follow the tracks we spot. each night before bed, I try to put out things for the next day I think he would be interested in (right now, anything outer space or “magic school bus” oriented are instant hits!) -from books for him to look at or read to art ideas to a theme- it starts him off excited (like he’s going on a treasure hunt). I am keeping a daily journal of everything we do and bring it with me EVERYWHERE! The boys also have their own journals for drawing, writing, whatever they want and we keep a large “journal” with all of our art projects (or photos) and stories we create.

    We are part of a weekly hs group at our library and an art class, cross-country ski lessons twice a week, and once a month go to a museum hs day. Mostly, I’ve learned flexibility is key and following my children’s interests ensures a great day for us all!

23. I am Bekki, a wife, mother of four (ages 10, 9, 8, & 5), small business owner, lover of the Lord, among many other things. Here’s my blog and Day in the Life of …

    Thanks for reading 😉

24. We are newbies at home schooling, but here is where we are at right now…
    http://littlehouseinmichigan.com/2013/01/21/its-not-rocket-science-its-kindergarten/

25. I love to read A Day in the Life posts! I have a 1st grader, 4 year old, 2 year old and one on the way. http://fromthemrs.blogspot.com/2013/01/a-day-in-life-in-our-homeschool.html

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