Weekly activity schedule
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Anonymous
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Trying to gage what is normal… can you share your dc’s weekly activity schedule?
For us, 8yo dc has M: Tennis, T:, Soccer, W: Math, Th: Lacrosse and taekwondo, F: Theater, S: Taekwondo, Sun: Soccer and taekwondo. 4yo has M: Kumon, W: Kumon, F: Taekwondo, S: Baseball. |
Anonymous
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DD8:
Monday, sport1; Tuesday, language1; Wednesday, instrument1; sport1; Thursday, language1; Saturday; sport1; language2; Sunday, instrument2; language2; sport2. |
Anonymous
| Your poor children. My kid comes homes and plays. Then he does his homework and chores. He does one activity each week- rock climbing. I cannot imagine it is healthy to be on the go all of the time like that. |
Anonymous
You’re going to burn out your child. |
Anonymous
100 percent Asian |
Anonymous
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11 year old has soccer Friday and Saturday, flag football Sunday, social group Wednesday, band Tuesday, Student Council Thursday! I guess that’s a lot but he has plenty of time to hang out. He did a play in winter which was almost every day after school.
8 year old only has soccer Wednesday and Saturday. |
Anonymous
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M Sport 1
Tu sport 2 Wed sport 1 Thursday sport 2 Friday nothing Saturday nothing Sunday sport 1 and sport 2 |
Anonymous
Forgot to mention. 9 year old. |
Anonymous
| This is a joke, right? Isn't Kumon a math center? Do they even take 4 year olds? Or do you mean 14 year old? |
Anonymous
Sounds insane. My 7-year old goes to after care at school, and does musical theatre on Sunday. |
Anonymous
He won’t be able to do well at anything except math. Everything else he’ll be mediocre at best. |
Anonymous
If 3 and 4 year olds have money to pay they’ll take the kid. That’s the age where they love to do worksheets with mom or dad. That time frame where they closely sit with you doesn’t last very long, I worked with mine until about 2nd grade. Saved a lot of time and money. |
Anonymous
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My 10 year old is high energy and an only child. His schedule changes regularly as he drops or adds but he typically has something every day except one in the week and that works fine for us. Some kids have different needs.
For us: Monday is music and then scouts. Tuesday is music. Wednesday soccer. Nothing Thursday or Fridays for now. Saturday is soccer. Sunday is football. Scouts has one weekend camp or activity per month usually. Sometimes school clubs have morning or afternoon meetings. He stays busy but he is happy. And its not chaotic. He does all homework on Thursday usually. |
Anonymous
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That seems like a lot depending on how long these activities are and the energy level of your kid. Also depends on the commute IMO. I try to stick to activities nearby but it’s not always possible. Mine is almost 10:
Sun- 30min swim lesson or sport game during season Mon-violin lesson 45mins Tue- nothing or sport practice in season Wed- nothing Thu- math 2 hours Fri- activity once a month Sat- 1.5 hours orchestra |
Anonymous
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9 yr old: tennis x3, swim team x2, instrument x1
I supplement math and formal writing/grammar lessons at home. |