Some of my friends are already expressing curiosity as to what's on the Posters, that is working so well. I will write ours out for you :)
Routines:
Morning~
*Make Bed
*Get Dressed
*Dirty laundry to hamper*Hair, hands, face, teeth
Evening~
*Final clean-ups
*Pjs on
*Dirty laundry to hamper
*Hair, hands, face, teeth, last drink, and potty
Chores:
- Put away clean dishes
- Wash dirty dishes
- Trash out
- Laundry hampers to wash room
- Fold and put away
- Wash table & highchair
- Pick up LR floor
- Pick up K floor
- Pick up H floor
- Sweep up entry floor
- Rabbit care
- Dog care
- Bird care
- Clean up bedroom
- Clean up playroom
- Clean up nursery
- Clean up bathroom
- Clean up outside toys
Now, now, don't freak out on me. These are things the children all work on together as a team, and we manage to get them done in a very reasonable amount of time, as long as we are doing it EVERY. DAY. I work with the children, sometimes helping with the task they are doing, other times doing the next step or a bigger part of the picture along side of them. 99% of the time, they are cleaning up messes they made :D So it's not impossible.... unless we don't bother doing the work after the play.
Daily Schedual:
8 am Wake up, Morning routine
8:30 Breakfast
9 am Morning Chores
10 am School -or- Project time
12:30 pm Lunch time
1 pm Recess Outside
1:30 School -or- Project time
3 pm Afternoon Chores
4 pm Recess time
5 pm Start Supper
7 pm Evening Routines -and- baths
*** 7:30 pm EARLY BEDTIME (consequence only)
8 pm Final Clean-ups -and- Feed Dogs
8:30 Story time
9 pm Lights out. No excuses.
Yes, I have Final Clean-ups in there twice in the evening. Jacob is as fast as greased lightening and as destructive as a hurricane when he's in a mood. LOL When it's not needed, they get that extra time for other things. We're not there yet.
Yes, I have 2 hours of chore time. They just wasted 37 minutes building forts behind closed dorrs while I typed this up for all of you. :) I need to go deal with that. ;)
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ReplyDeletelocation of said posters? bedroom, kitchen, school area?
This is something that I can borrow and fix to work for us. Thank you so much for posting!!
ReplyDeleteDiane
The posters are hanging in the Hallway :)
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you like it, and can use the idea to help at your house :)
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