Monday: school in am, Jake will have social skills group from 12:30-3:30
Tuesday: school in early am, music/art alternating weeks with my friend and her 3 kiddos in late am and lunch with them, nap for both kids, speech therapy for Jake, 1 hr social skills group from 4:30-5:30
Wednesday: school in am, nap in afternoon, take them swimming in late afternoon, piano at 5pm for 30 mins, church choir from 7-8pm.
Thursday: school in early am, Lydia has dance in late am for an hour, homeschool rollerskating every other week in afternoon, early evening Christian Youth Theater class
Friday: buddy day with Daddy & Jake in the am to go to the golf driving range or whatever, Lydia at preschool, Mommy gets down time
2-3pm homeschool PE class, Saturday: 1 hr gymnastics class
Sunday: Sunday school for 1 hr.
He will also have soccer this fall if the practices fit into our schedule. It is kind of low on my priority list but it was one of the first things I signed him up for. If it works, great. If not, great.
He will also have 1:1 therapy time with his new therapist for our new perspective taking therapy program we are starting. She will work with him 10-15 hrs per week but about 1/2 of those will be within our activities and classes. The other 1/2 will be at home around the house.
It seems like a lot but OTOH I am homeschooling him because I want him to work on the social stuff. He will have some down time. And, he should see his time with his new therapist when they are at home as fun down time with his "buddy" as we are calling her. The evenings we are at home I plan to make very relaxing with dinner at home (minimal eating out) and lots of fun family time playing outside and whatnot.
What do you guys think? Too much? Not enough? Just right? I know it is hard to know since you don't know Jake but your input is still appreciated.
(BTW, I'm not worried about getting our academics done. I think that will be more than enough time at the pace he works at.)
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