Weekly Chore Schedule

This is my cleaning schedule. Taking real life into consideration! 

Sunday: The Lord’s Day!
Worship Him! Rest!

Monday: Clean Master Bedroom

Wash and Change Bed Linens

Tuesday: Clean &Take Inventory of Fridge,

Freezer, & Pantry

Make Menu & Shopping List

Wednesday: Grocery Shop & Errands

Thursday: Pay Bills & Purge Mail & Planner

Garden Work

Friday: Organize and get rid of unwanted or unused items from one room each week.*

Saturday: Work in the yard or on a home improvement project.

*Week 1: Kitchen

*Week 2: Bathrooms & Yard

*Week 3: Master Bedroom

*Week 4: Kids Room

*Week 5: Living Room

Daily Chores

This is our daily chore chart. 

Mom

Make bed

Make Breakfast

Table Clean up

Start a load of laundry

Take out dinner

Kitchen and Living Room quick pick up

chore of the day

Oldest Son  

Fold and put away blankets, make bed

Feed the Dogs

Sweep the Kitchen

Take out the trash

Chore of the day

Help with laundry

Dinner dishes

Oldest Daughter

Clean room and make bed

Feed animals

Wipe counters and table am

Breakfast and lunch dishes

Chore of the day

Help with Laundry

Dinner Clean-up

Middle Daughter 

Clean room and put pillows on the bed

Pick up shoes and toys in Living Room

Help put away clean dishes

Wipe chairs and table at lunch time

Little ones

Be sweet and adorable! 

Our Schedule

Morning Routine

6-7am

Wakeup!!! Read and pray.

7-7:30am

Get ready for the day.

7:30-8am

Make breakfast! Children wake up, get ready & eat breakfast.

8-9am

Family worship and devotions.

9-9:30am

Daily Chores.*

9:30-10am

Outside time!

10am-12:30pm

Snack and disciplined studies.*

*Check master schedule.

Afternoon Routine

12:30-1pm

Lunch and clean up.

1pm

Nap time for little ones.

1-3pm

Fine arts. Pick up projects!

3-4pm

Outside play time for children. If weather is too severe, a quiet indoor project.

Sewing project for mom.

4pm

Begin Dinner with helper.

Older children finish up school or read.

4:30pm

Hang, fold, put away laundry.

Evening Routine

5pm

Finish up dinner. Set table with helper.

6-7pm

Dinner and clean up.

7-8pm

Free time.

8-9pm

Children get ready for bed, story time and in bed!

9-10pm

Dad and Mom time. Go to bed!

The Ultimate Homeschooling Tip

Proverbs 9:10 The fear of the LORD is the beginning of wisdom, And the knowledge of the Holy One is understanding.

2 Timothy 3:16 All Scripture is inspired by God and profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction, for training in righteousness;

Discipline and Discipleship- First and foremost, be diligent to teach your little ones the word of God. As they learn to submit to God’s word and the authority He has lovingly and providentially placed over them, they will gain a heart of wisdom and understanding. It will be very difficult, to say the least, if our children cannot obey us, to educate them as God has called us. We must make first time obedience our highest educational priority. Our greatest goal should not be high test scores, prestigious colleges, degrees, or even to merely to complete the curriculum. For what will it profit these little ones if they gain worldly wisdom and have not the wisdom God will impart to their very souls by the implanted word. Instead, are greatest joy should be that our children walk in truth. If they know and love the Lord Jesus Christ with all their heart then He himself will be their sufficiency. By all means we are to educate our children so they may be productive adults who can do all that the Lord has called them to do. Sow the scriptures in their life and reap a harvest of a Christ-centered home and education. This of course cannot be accomplished apart from the work of the Holy Spirit in our life and in the hearts of our children. But let us make this our aim, to be well pleasing to the Lord, as we discipline, and disciple our children. For to this, we have all been called, homeschoolers or not!