Having a good morning time routine can help to get all children on the same page, as it gives them a task to complete each day, such as a worksheet or activity/game.
Morning work should be engaging and fun, depending on the age of the children. Activities may include cutting, glueing, coloring, listening to a read aloud, or creating a memory book.
Morning work is a great opportunity to review skills and incorporate standards you've already taught. It can also be used to review what students already know before starting the homeschool year.
Morning work is a great tool for informal assessments, allowing you to see where your children are successful and where they are not. It is best to look at a couple pieces of data and decide when and how to review the skills.
Having a morning basket is an easy and relaxing way to incorporate morning work into your homeschool day. It gives children the opportunity to feel like they are taking part in the daily routine of homeschool. It also provides a chance to practice/review skills, create a routine, and gather data. Happy Homeschooling. Swipe up to read more on 4 Reasons You Need Morning Work in Your Homeschool Routine