Next, laminate all the sheets you've printed. To ensure the best quality product when printing from a home printer, select "fit to print" before printing. 8 Task Cards in the same colors (Each sheet includes cards for 2 children.).8 Base Charts in the following colors: navy blue, light grey, pink, light purple, maroon, army green, mustard yellow, and light blue.1 sheet of 48 Task Tags that can be reproduced for multiple children (Each sheet includes enough tags for 2 children.).After purchasing, you will immediately be sent a print-ready file. When we returned, I made a few simple adjustments to the Task Cards and the kids were back to business as usual.) (Such was the case the other day when I had the entire day "ordered" and had to whisk us all out the door for a rather random trip to the doctor.
But as Mom, I get the privilege of re-ordering the cards in the middle of the day if needed. Group subjects also have to be timed accordingly. I have to order each Task Card in such a way that allows one child to complete a subject that requires my assistance while the other kids work on more independent subjects. came next?Īdmittedly, selecting the next day's activities each evening does require a little bit of purposeful selection. Who wouldn't want to complete a math assignment knowing that snack time, computer time, playtime, etc. These extras supply an intrinsic motivation for my kids to keep on keepin' on. Extras might include play an educational game on the computer, complete a learning puzzle, have a snack, play with the baby, etc. I still maintain our TRIO of subjects but am now able to mix in an occasional "extra" to avoid a lot of downtime while I am working with or teaching another child. In the evening, I quickly scan my Brave Homeschool Planer (It takes about 10 minutes, tops!) and determine what activities I have assigned for the following school day.
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