Daily Schedule

Jackson requires a very detailed schedule in order to prepare himself for both the work and transitions of a "typical" school day. It does not matter if he is being taught at home or in an institutional environment, he REQUIRES a detailed schedule for success. One of the failures of the public school was their inability to provide him with this information. I create his schedule every night and keep it on a clip board. He is allowed to bring it anywhere he wants so he can frequently refer to it throughout the day. This helps him understand the expectations for his time and academic efforts.

















Here is our actual schedule from Friday, November 11th.

8-8:30 Watch News & Eat Breakfast
8:30 Get Dressed, Deodorant, Vitamins, Brush Teeth
8:45-9:30 *Morning Work*
- Daily Work: 1 worksheet
- Handwriting: 1 worksheet
- Read Chapter 3 in Big Nate
- Yoga
9:30-11 Shopping (with iPod): Harris Teeter, Starbucks
11 - 12 *Language Arts*
- Read, cut, & paste articles from New York Times into writing journal
- Spelling Test: 2 worksheets
- Sentence Building Lesson: 2 worksheets
- Antonyms Lesson: 2 worksheets
- iPad: 2 games: iSentence, Feel Electric
12-12:30 Lunch
12:30-1 Walk Duke
1-2 *Math*
- Odd/Even & Rounding Review: 2 worksheets
- Greater/Less Than Lesson: 2 worksheets
- Place Value Lesson: 1 worksheet
- iPad games: SplashMath - 2, 20 question quizzes
2-2:30 iPad Reward
2:30-3 *Social Studies*
- Color, cut and paste 3 worksheets on members of family
- Create Family Tree Book
3-4 End of School Day: Tivo
4-5 Computer
5:00 Download Skeeball to iPad for "Awesome Week" reward
6-9 Georgetown Women's Basketball Game
9:30 Bedtime

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