Updated: Saturday, September 24, 2005

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Our Homeschooling Week
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Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Bible
15 minutes		 Bible
15 minutes		 Bible
15 minutes		 Bible
15 minutes		 Bible
15 minutes
Math
30 minutes		 Math
30 minutes		 Math
30 minutes		 Math
30 minutes		 Math
30 minutes
Spelling
15 minutes		 Spelling
15 minutes		 Spelling
15 minutes		 Spelling
15 minutes		 Spelling
15 minutes
Poetry
15 minutes		 Poetry
15 minutes		 Poetry
15 minutes		 Poetry
15 minutes		 Poetry
15 minutes
Memory Work
15 minutes		 Geography
15 minutes		 Memory Work
15 minutes		 Geography
15 minutes		 Memory Work
15 minutes
Science/Nature Study
15 minutes
Art Appreciation
15 minutes		 Science/Nature Study
15 minutes 		Science/Nature Study
15 minutes 		Music Appreciation
15 minutes
History
15 minutes		 Drawing
15 minutes		 History
15 minutes		 History
15 minutes		 Drawing
15 minutes
Copywork
15 minutes		 Copywork
15 minutes		 Copywork
15 minutes		 Copywork
15 minutes		 Spanish
15 minutes
Reading
15 minutes		 Reading
15 minutes		 Reading
15 minutes		 Reading
15 minutes		 Reading
15 minutes
Literature
15 minutes		 Literature
15 minutes		 Literature
15 minutes		 Literature
15 minutes		 Home Economics
variable time
Greek/Latin
15 minutes		 Greek/Latin
15 minutes		 Greek/Latin
15 minutes		 Greek/Latin
15 minutes		 Greek/Latin
15 minutes
Total = 3 hours Total = 3 hours Total = 3 hours Total = 3 hours Total = 3 hours

Misha is the teacher for the vast majority of the time. However, Tom teaches math on Friday afternoons and is the teacher for one full Friday per month [he takes a day off of work once a month to teach the children].

The children wake up at 7:00 AM, pray, do their personal devotions, make their beds and do a simple chore. Breakfast is at 7:45 AM. A typical homeschool day begins at 8:30 AM after breakfast and stops at 10:45 AM for lunch [when Tom comes home for lunch]. School begins again at Noon and usually ends between 1:30 and 2:00 PM.

The afternoons are free for chores, nature walks, musical instrument practice, handicrafts, exercise and play.

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