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Day 29: Planning the Morning Circle – The Complete Planner (FREE!)
This is a post out of the 31 Days of Morning Circles. You can find the main page for this series here.
In this post, I help you plan the morning circle from A-Z. I’ve created a printable planner for you to help you organize the activities based on the academic goals.
Keep in mind that you can make the morning circle as simple or as complex as you’d like. You can focus on one goal for as long as required, or change up the goals daily.
Use this page as a reference for possible activities. Corresponding starter activities are offered in this series.
This page is meant to help you remember how the child learns best. It also allows you to write yearly goals in point form so that you can refer to this sheet when planning the morning circle.
You can quickly plan a month’s worth of main activities on this calendar page. Just write in the month and dates, and you’ve got yourself an at-a-glance reference page.
What goals will you tackle this week in the main activity section? Just list them, then plot them on the weekly scheduler.
This is the same planner I included on Day 8. You can print this and laminate it for use as a visual schedule.
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