Here's an example of what a typical week might look like in terms of creating schedules and routines for a homeschooled second grader:

Monday - Friday:

* Morning routine:

+ Wake up at same time each morning

+ Brush teeth, wash face, etc.

+ Eat breakfast together as a family (or independently depending on individual needs)

* Homeschooling schedule begins after breakfast

- 9am-12pm: Core subjects like reading/writing, math, science/social studies

- Break for lunch and recess from 12pm-1pm

- Afternoon work sessions can focus on electives (art/music/PE), projects, or review of previously covered material if needed

* Afternoon routine:

+ Outdoor playtime or activity together as a family

- This could be going to the park, playing ball in the backyard, etc.

* Snack time and/or quiet time for reading or relaxation before dinner

* Family dinner at 6pm sharp (or within an hour of that)

* Evening routine:

+ Bathing/bedtime routines begin around 8:30-9pm

Remember, every child is different! Some may need more structure while others prefer a looser schedule. Be flexible and willing to adjust as needed based on your student's unique needs and personality traits.

In addition to these general guidelines above there are many other things you can include in order with how they fit best for yourself along certain days out of week such as:

- Wednesdays: 'Wacky Wednesday' where everyone does something completely different from their usual routine (like going swimming, playing laser tag, etc.)

- Fridays: Have a special movie night together before bed or have pizza party after finishing up the week's work

The important thing is to remember that homeschooling doesn't mean there has to be no structure at all. In fact, having some sort of daily schedule can actually help keep things running smoothly and make it easier for both you (the parent/teacher) AND your child(ren).

Daily schedule for grade school kids