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    This document provides guidance for parents on creating an effective schedule for their K-12 student's online learning at home. It recommends structuring the student's day with routines that consider their age, learning assignments, access to technology, attention span, and need for breaks. Younger students benefit from highly structured routines while older students do best with some flexibility. Sample blocks of time are outlined for academic work, breaks, meals, chores, socialization, and enrichment activities.

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    This document provides guidance for parents on creating an effective schedule for their K-12 student's online learning at home. It recommends structuring the student's day with routines that consider their age, learning assignments, access to technology, attention span, and need for breaks. Younger students benefit from highly structured routines while older students do best with some flexibility. Sample blocks of time are outlined for academic work, breaks, meals, chores, socialization, and enrichment activities.

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    For Parents of K-12 Students: Online Learning at Home

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    For Parents of K-12 Students: 

    Online Learning at Home 


    Learning at home and online becomes less challenging with schedules and 
    routines that work for the whole family. As you think about structuring your 
    student’s day effectively, you’ll want to consider things like: 
     
    ● the age of your student(s) 
    ● the number of learners you have in the home 
    ● the types of learning activities they are assigned 
    ● access to a computer/tablet/Smartphone, if needed 
    ● how long your student can work on a learning activity 
    ● how often your student will need breaks 
    ● how your own schedule impacts that of your student 
     
    Younger students thrive with structure and routine in their days, and their focus 
    time for a particular activity will be significantly shorter than that of older 
    students. Middle school and high school students benefit from some level of 
    flexibility and autonomy in building their schedules. Work with your older 
    students to create a daily schedule that works well for them. Reevaluate at the 
    end of each day to determine whether adjustments should be made. And don’t 
    forget, it does take some time to get adjusted to new routines. 
     
    When your child is not tied to a school bell, your life and learning time can be 
    more flexible. So when you think of schedules, think more broadly across the 
    day. ​Consider the following blocks of time that should be worked into students’ 
    school days. 
     
     
     
     
     

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    Sample K-12 Family Schedule - An Online School Day
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    Daily Activity  Duration  Times  Activity Options 


    per Day 

    Academic  30-50  4-6  ★ Read and review learning materials 


    Time  minutes  ★ Take notes 
    ★ Complete learning activities 
    ★ Attend online learning sessions 

    Brain Breaks  15-30  2-3  ★ Take a walk 


    minutes  ★ Get a snack 
    ★ Stretch 
    ★ Do yoga or mindful meditation 
    ★ Dance 
    ★ Play outside 

    Meals  30-60  3  ★ Eat breakfast, lunch, and dinner 


    minutes  ★ Interact with family members during meal time 

    Chores  15-30  2-3  ★ Make bed 


    minutes  ★ Tidy up room and workspace 
    ★ Help prepare meals, set table 
    ★ Put away toys 

    Socialization  30  2-3  ★ FaceTime or meet online with friends or family 


    minutes  ★ Meet with clubs virtually 
    ★ Social media 
    ★ Play board games, cards, backyard games 

    Enrichment  Varies  Varies  ★ Read 


    ★ Create: use art supplies, legos, building 
    materials 
    ★ Watch an educational program 
    ★ Play or learn a musical instrument 
    ★ Listen to a podcast or audiobook 
    ★ Write a letter or journal 
    ★ Explore virtual field trips 
    ★ Do puzzles 
    ★ Do puzzle book activities (word search, logic 
    puzzles, crosswords, Sudoku) 

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