Again, every family is different and will do what works best for them. However, I have found that having a daily schedule is extremely helpful when homeschooling my preschoolers. It helps to keep everyone on track and makes sure that we get all of our core subjects covered each day.

If you’re interested in creating a daily schedule for your homeschool, there are a few things you’ll need to consider. First, think about what core subjects you want to cover each day. For most families, this will include math, reading, and writing. You may also want to add in science and history. Once you’ve decided on your core subjects, it’s time to start planning out your day.

Think about when you and your child are most productive and try to schedule your core subjects during those times. For some families, this means doing school right after breakfast. Others prefer to do school in the afternoon or evening. Once you’ve decided on a time frame, it’s time to start filling in the details.

Remember, your daily schedule doesn’t have to be perfect. It’s okay to change things up as you and your child get used to the homeschooling routine. The important thing is that you make a plan and stick to it as best you can. With a little practice, you’ll be a homeschooling pro in no time!