Daily Duties: Independent Check Sheets for Students
In this ebook/download, of 16 printable pages, you will find help for those times when you get to the end of the day and discover that your child hasn’t finished his math or you get to the end of the week and find out that your daughter didn’t finish her history reading for the week. Help for those times when you are tied up with another child, and the rest of the kids are “waiting” for Mom and not getting anything done while they wait.
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In this ebook/download, of 16 printable pages, you will find help for those times when you get to the end of the day and discover that your child hasn’t finished his math or you get to the end of the week and find out that your daughter didn’t finish her history reading for the week. Help for those times when you are tied up with another child, and the rest of the kids are “waiting” for Mom and not getting anything done while they wait. This product has several pages at the beginning that describe how to implement Daily Duties or Independent Work Lists for elementary through high school students. Following this you will find several pages of charts, printables, and planning pages to print off and use with your kids to be sure that all of their independent task lists are done each day (including some that are time-based; some that are subject-based; and some that are open-ended). Learn more about how to use Independent Work Charts in this Wondering Wednesday podcast episode.
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Donna Reish, mother of seven grown children and thirty-two year homeschool veteran, is a prolific curriculum writer, blogger, and teacher from Indiana.
Donna has written curriculum for twenty-five years, including her latest curriculum books that are digital downloads for secular and faith-based homeschoolers, bringing her total curriculum products to one hundred+ books of 50,000+ pages.
Donna teaches parents, homeschoolers, and teachers at her teaching website, Language Arts Lady Blog, as well as her podcasts/videos, “10 Minute Grammar,” “Our Homeschool History,” and “How I Teach.” She is also active on Instagram, teaching daily in posts, videos, and reels.
She and her husband Ray own and operate Character Ink Cottage Classes and Teaching Services online and in person in Fort Wayne, Indiana.
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