Home timetable for P1

[radiantmum]

Good to see most parents are getting their kids to sleep early around 8 & 9


For mine, the only thing I insist in his BASC programmes is to cater for nap time and play time (note to me TV time is not play time) Had a shock when I received their programme list - largely schoolwork and teatime - - CKS sure meet KP school if you have listing :lol:

[radiantmum]

Huh i meant to say assessment time above instead of teatime …

[ningy]

Hi, the time table for my dd :


8.30 - 9 am wake up and breakfast
9 - 10 am do assessment, give her spelling
10 - 11.30 bathe, lunch, wait for school bus

7 - 8 pm dinner, watch tv (her favorite korean drama which daddy threatened to remove)

8 - 9.30 pm do homework
10 pm sweet dreams… (but she tends to chit-chat and update me on her school happenings till her sister barked at her to keep quiet and sleep)

weekends - relax and learn spelling. Have not included time to do revision, may be next term.

[prisnkc]

ningy:

Hi, the time table for my dd :


8.30 - 9 am wake up and breakfast
9 - 10 am do assessment, give her spelling
10 - 11.30 bathe, lunch, wait for school bus

7 - 8 pm dinner, watch tv (her favorite korean drama which daddy threatened to remove)

8 - 9.30 pm do homework
10 pm sweet dreams... (but she tends to chit-chat and update me on her school happenings till her sister barked at her to keep quiet and sleep)

weekends - relax and learn spelling. Have not included time to do revision, may be next term.

My target timetable is similiar to yours. But ds needs a lot of pushing before he do his homework. Sigh, must cultivate into a habit for him to follow timetable.

[KoalaMummy]

Hi, may i know what is the time table you all have for pr school going kids, with working parents? Say from 7pm when you reach home, what is the time that your kids start doing homework and what time do they sleep? (i think the sleeping time of kids is also one concern raise by someone…forgot who oredi)

[Luvkid]

Hi koalamummy,


We have something similar discussed earlier on.

http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?t=4144&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=0

[KoalaMummy]

Luvkid:

Hi koalamummy,


We have something similar discussed earlier on.

http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?t=4144&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=0

Hi Luvkid, i roughly browse thr that discussion, but lots of OT and time table for pre-primary kids, only 1-2 on this topic...hope to get more insights here...

[MMM]

Koalamummy,


This is what we do :

8.00 - 10.00 pm Homework/ revision for kids
10.00 pm - 10.30 Reading
10.30pm Bedtime

We do this with 2 primary kids and 1 pre-schooler.

Usually do it from Mon - Fri. But given that we are near exams now. This schedule also works for weekends.

[Admummy]

MMM:

Koalamummy,


This is what we do :

8.00 - 10.00 pm Homework/ revision for kids
10.00 pm - 10.30 Reading
10.30pm Bedtime

We do this with 2 primary kids and 1 pre-schooler.

Usually do it from Mon - Fri. But given that we are near exams now. This schedule also works for weekends.

MMM, for the elder children who are in primary school, what do they do in the morning before going to school? Currently, my kids attending full day at childcare center so i just need to \"worry\" abt them when i return from work...I wonder how to arrange their time table when they reach primary school..from wake up till going to school, unsupervise...have thoughts about quiting my job when my gal reach pri 1 but many of my colleagues think otherwise...they said pri 1 shld be ok as long as got my maid and mil supervising then shld be ok.....u guys/gal think coaching is essential when kids reach primary school? at which stage do u think \"parent intervention\" is necessary?

[Funz]

DD in P1 now and her schedule goes like this


7.00 - reach home, shower
7.30 - Dinner
8.00 - Practice Piano
8.15 - homework/revision
9.00 - Free
9.45 - bedtime routine (milk, brush teeth, story)
10.15 - lights out