Comments on: Anne’s homeschool day in the life (with a 4-, 7-, 9- and 11-year-old) https://simplehomeschool.net/annes-day-2015/ Never let your schooling interrupt your education. Thu, 12 Feb 2026 23:02:44 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.0 By: Danielle Huddleston https://simplehomeschool.net/annes-day-2015/#comment-521081 http://simplehomeschl.wpengine.com/?p=36614#comment-521081 Right now my boys tackle math but I do reading first with my girls. Sounds like a full day!

]]> By: Susie https://simplehomeschool.net/annes-day-2015/#comment-368898 http://simplehomeschl.wpengine.com/?p=36614#comment-368898 I’d love to hear how and when you fit in chores. I find myself in a season were we either clean/declutter OR do school, it’s almost never both 🙁 I’m not happy with that current pattern, so I’d love to hear how you work this in.

And I SO appreciate the outdoor wintertime thing… that will help break mommy of the winter blahs!

]]> By: Tracy Horton https://simplehomeschool.net/annes-day-2015/#comment-286756 http://simplehomeschl.wpengine.com/?p=36614#comment-286756 Thank you so much for the outdoor wintertime tip! I think fresh air helps everyone! And thank you for taking time to share. Its very encouraging!

]]> By: Nancy https://simplehomeschool.net/annes-day-2015/#comment-283448 http://simplehomeschl.wpengine.com/?p=36614#comment-283448 Thanks for this post. Can you tell me which typing program you’re using for your older children?

]]> By: Cara https://simplehomeschool.net/annes-day-2015/#comment-281209 http://simplehomeschl.wpengine.com/?p=36614#comment-281209 My son is an “Eat that Frog” type of guy. He always tackles his schoolwork first thing in the morning. Sometimes even before eating breakfast! My daughter doesn’t start thinking in concrete until she’s had a change to create or imagine. I let her have personal time first thing in the morning and I don’t require her to get to work right away. This works out well for us because at their current ages and stages – it’s best that they don’t observe each other’s schoolwork. 🙂
Overall though, I feel like our rhythm is quite similar to yours Anne. Thanks for sharing!

]]> By: Kate https://simplehomeschool.net/annes-day-2015/#comment-281046 http://simplehomeschl.wpengine.com/?p=36614#comment-281046 I love peeking into other people’s homeschools–thanks for the glimpse. We start with leisurely read-aloud and memory work before getting on with more workbook-y work. Do you get all your blog work in between your early morning and afternoon rest time? I’ve recently started a blog, and I’m still not quite in a groove with incorporating my writing time into my day.

]]> By: Sara Furlong https://simplehomeschool.net/annes-day-2015/#comment-280780 http://simplehomeschl.wpengine.com/?p=36614#comment-280780 Classical unschooling. Exactly the phrase I’ve been looking for! I’m so glad to see others feel these approaches are compatible.

]]> By: Cait Fitz @ My Little Poppies https://simplehomeschool.net/annes-day-2015/#comment-280737 http://simplehomeschl.wpengine.com/?p=36614#comment-280737 Love this! We tackle piano practice first and then usually math. The rest of the day is up in the air, depending.

]]> By: Anne Bogel https://simplehomeschool.net/annes-day-2015/#comment-280727 http://simplehomeschl.wpengine.com/?p=36614#comment-280727 In reply to danielle.

Yes, it’s a great problem to have!

]]> By: Anne Bogel https://simplehomeschool.net/annes-day-2015/#comment-280726 http://simplehomeschl.wpengine.com/?p=36614#comment-280726 In reply to Diane.

Question, Focus, Imagine. I like those!

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