Pre k sample schedule: Pre-K Preschool Schedule – PreKinders

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Daily Homeschool Schedule: Preschool – Confessions of a Homeschooler

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I’m going to do a short series of posts titled ‘Daily Homeschool Schedule’ for you all. I’ve had countless questions about our homeschool schedule. And you can see a basic overview of our daily schedule here.

But more specifically you’ve been asking questions about how long we do each subject, how many days per week, and what our day looks like hour by hour for each grade level.

So for the next few weeks I’m going to share our schedule in a more detail by each grade level.

Download a copy:

  • Daily Schedule Prek – PDF
  • Daily Schedule Prek – Word Doc (Editable)

 

Today we’ll be taking a closer look into the life of the Teeny Tot. She’s currently 4 years old and doing preschool this year. Since she won’t be doing kindergarten until next year, we’ll be doing another round of Letter of the Week and add in a few of the K4 activities as she’s ready.

 

Here’s our Basic Preschool Schedule:

  • 8:30am   – Breakfast / Family Devotion Time
  • 9:00am   – Calendar Time & Daily Learning Notebook
  • 10:00am – Phonics
  • 10:10am – Fine Motor Skills
  • 10:30am – Color / Shapes Recognition
  • 10:45am – Math Activities
  • 11:00am – Logical Thinking
  • 11:15am – Large Motor Skills
  • 11:30am – Art
  • 11:45am – Reading
  • 12:00 noon – Lunch/Outside
  • 1:00pm  – Free

Her schedule is pretty simple, and it can vary from day to day. While I just shared our basic frame with you, keep in mind we do not rigidly follow this schedule, and our days vary quite a bit.

The other thing I’d like to mention is that if the Teeny Tot were my oldest I would probably not be doing school with her every single day. I would more likely do a Monday-Wednesday-Friday schedule with her.

But since we have older kiddos doing school, the Teeny Tot likes to be included daily. She even usually stays in the school room by choice after she’s done with her own activities.

Since she’s doing my Letter of the Week curriculum again, she is focusing on one letter each week. I sort out the activities so that she’s doing a bit of each skill every day.

 

In the Letter of the Week lesson plans (shown above), these activities are planned out for you, so you don’t have to do a schedule like the one at the top of this post unless you prefer to modify the curriculum.

Click here to see a SAMPLE LESSON PLAN

On most days the Teeny Tot does school from about 9am – noon. Like I said, it can vary. Often times she is done before that, it just depends on how long her activities take her that day.

And that’s about it!

I’d love to hear some comments what you do for preschool each day!

Leave a comment below!

The Letter of the Week is a full 26 week preschool course designed to give your student a head-start on preparing for kindergarten! It is a 26 week curriculum that’s full of educational activities that focus on the letter recognition, sounds, number recognition, counting, basic math skills, pre-writing practice, and all the necessary fine-motor skills that will be required for your preschooler to be ready for kindergarten! Included are weekly lesson plans that cover all the subjects a preschooler needs and more!

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Unlike a business executive or transportation professional, kindergarten and pre-K students aren’t focused on the clock during their day. The events in their lives are marked by what happens and not necessarily when it happens. The concept of a schedule may be something they don’t fully understand yet. Some pre-K children may not be ready to juggle several concepts in their head at the same time. That’s why educators should begin with a simple approach when introducing their class to the idea of a scheduled, organized school day.


The importance of a schedule

In the class setting, developing a schedule for pre-K and kindergarten students is important. A regular schedule gives them a sense of order and teaches the value of organizing their time, priorities, and expectations. When they are introduced to a regular routine, they can become more comfortable in their abilities as they begin to know what to expect.


Head Start Early Learning & Knowledge Center states that introducing children to a schedule can help them feel in control of their environment as they start to understand that certain event occur at certain times of the day. They learn the importance and benefit of planning as they know what is happening now and what will happen next.

Developing a schedule for your pre-K or kindergarten class can be an important part of the learning process


Why schedules are important for children

Creating a schedule for pre-K and kindergarten students is important because:


  • It can help a child feel safe and secure when they can anticipate changes in routine.

  • It may assist children in understanding what is expected of them and when.

  • They can become more engaged and attentive when they have schedules and routines they are familiar with, possibly increasing their capacity to learn new lessons.

  • It could reassure children with behavioral challenges and help develop self-control if they know they must wait for certain activities.


Before creating a schedule for pre-K and kindergarten students, teachers should consider a list of important factors including: the number of activities planned for the day (a variety can ensure that all children find something that interests them and reduces the likelihood they’ll perform in isolation for long periods of time), the balance of activities (between work and play), the children’s general attention span/level of alertness (children may be alert and engaged at different times), and any cultural or language issues that might be a factor.


Creating a schedule for pre-K/kindergarten children

When establishing a daily schedule for pre-k and kindergarten students, there are a few things you should take into account:


  • The schedule should be easily explained to the children and fairly simple for them to comprehend.

  • An effective, well-coordinated schedule will be arranged in a manner that balances the activities directed by the teacher with those that permit free, open-ended activities that allow for creative thought.

  • The schedule should provide adequate time for each structured activity and include transition time as well.

  • It should accommodate children with special needs to allow them time to transition and adjust.

  • The schedule should be shared with parents so they can have a picture of their child’s school day and provide useful input if necessary.

  • The schedule should be flexible, allowing time for special events or for activities to continue if children are interested and not ready to move on to the next activity.


It may take some time for the children to get used to the schedule and, indeed, there may be students who aren’t able to fully embrace the concept, preferring to continue activities rather than move on to something else. There could also be children who actively try to break the routine, but maintaining consistency is important. Knowing that some students will require time to understand and adjust is key for the teacher. It’s also important for teachers to follow the children’s lead and allow activities to continue when children are very interested or want to extend learning in a different direction.


Establishing a schedule for pre-K and kindergarten students can help you become a more effective teacher as well. You will be able to increase classroom engagement through a structured school day, making you a more successful instructor.


To find out more about how to create an effective classroom schedule, consider enrolling in our online course called “The Daily Schedule” through ProSolutions Training.

Approximate schedule for the announcement of the results of the OGE 2022

May 19, 2022

TG 4EGE

OGE

Publication of results and deadline for filing appeals.

Data for Moscow. Other dates may apply in your area.

graf-oge.pdf

Sites where the results of the OGE can be found.

Exam date

OGE and GVE Date of official publication of the results
(not later than the specified date)
The deadline for filing an appeal for disagreement with the points awarded (no later than the specified date)
May 19
(Thu)
Foreign languages ​​ 05/26/2022 (Thu) 05/28/2022 (Sat),
05/30/2022 (Mon)
May 20
(Fri)
Foreign languages ​​ 05/27/2022 (Fri) 05/30/2022 (Mon), 05/31/2022 (Tue)
May 23
(Mon)
Mathematics

05/30/2022 (Mon)

06/01/2022 (Wed),
06/02/2022 (Thu)
May 24
(Tue)
May 27
(Fri)
Social science

06/06/2022 (Mon)

06/08/2022 (Wed),
06/09/2022 (Thu)

May 28
(Sat)
June 1st
(Wed)
Physics, history, biology chemistry 06/08/2022 (Tue) 06/10/2022 (Fri),
06/11/2022 (Sat)
June 7
(Tue)
Russian language

06/15/2022 (Wed)

06/17/2022 (Fri),
06/18/2022 (Sat)

June 8
(Wed)
June 15
(Wed)
biology, geography,
chemistry, informatics and ICT
06/21/2022 (Tue) 06/23/2022 (Thu),
06/24/2022 (Fri)
22nd of June
(Wed)
Literature, physics,
geography, computer science and
ICT
06/29/2022 (Wed) 07/01/2022 (Fri),
07/02/2022 (Sat)

4th of July
(Mon)

Reserve: Literature,
physics, social studies, history, biology, geography, chemistry, foreign languages, informatics and ICT

07/08/2022 (Fri)

07/11/2022 (Mon),
07/12/2022 (Tue)

5’th of July
(Tue)
Reserve: Russian language

07/11/2022 (Mon)

07/13/2022 (Wed),
07/14/2022 (Thu)

July 6
(Wed)

Reserve: Literature,
physics, social studies, history, biology, geography, chemistry, foreign languages, informatics and ICT
July 7
(Thu)
Reserve: Mathematics
July 8
(Fri)
Reserve: All subjects 07/12/2022 (Tue) 07/14/2022 (Thu),
07/15/2022 (Fri)
July 9
(Sat)
Reserve: All subjects 07/13/2022 (Wed) 07/15/2022 (Fri),
07/16/2022 (Sat)

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How to calculate the amount of the monthly loan payment?

To use the calculator to see what the approximate amount of the payment will be, you need to select:

  • the amount of interest

  • planned payment period

  • note if you receive a salary on VTB cards, are a non-working pensioner or you are from 18 to 22 full years old

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What does the loan payment schedule look like?

This is the name of the table, which will be detailed:

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You can check this yourself. To do this, you need to open the payment schedule and look in the line opposite the nearest date – the “Balance” field will indicate the amount that you need to return to the bank. If you pay this debt along with the next payment, full repayment will occur.

How to calculate the loan burden?

The leverage ratio depends on the monthly payments on all loans and borrowings (including the one applied for), other mandatory payments and on the average monthly income of the borrower.

How to calculate the loan overpayment?

Overpayment means the amount of all interest that the client will pay for the full term of the loan.

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What is an annuity payment?

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What is a differentiated payment?

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How do I know if a bank will approve a loan?

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You can also call the free hotline 8 (800) 100-24-24 or 1000.

What affects interest and other loan conditions?

Loan conditions depend on various factors.