Homeschool in the Summer

 

15-30 minutes a day.

That’s all the learning that I will be doing with Ryleigh this Summer. At the very least, 15 minutes every day just to make sure she keeps up her skills and maybe introduce some new ones. For example this morning, she started to work on graphing (a new concept to her). However we only did 20 minutes of it, and then she was off to her room to make up her bed. I want to do the year-round approach with her, so in the future June will be filled with regular homeschooling but, for now, she is learning some and playing a lot more.

Here is one of the books that I use to facilitate Ryleigh’s learning. $5 at Five Below!

Here is another part of our Summer Schedule. Please excuse the amateur drawings 🙂

The hot pink sticky notes are our fun way to mark off what she has already done for the morning.

While we are…

• Maintaining her educational skills (Counting, Writing, Simple Math Problems, Reading Small Sentences, Crafting etc.)
• Learning some new concepts

I want her to…

• Be 5 years old.
• Play in the water.
• Explore outside
• Have FUN!

What do you do in the Summer to keep the learning going, but also have fun?