![]() ![]() Don’t be tempted to fill in the space because you have an opening in your schedule. Summer is a time to step back from the hampster wheel of extracurricular activities. It’s kind of freeing to have nothing on the calendar. I’ve found we need some days “scheduled” to stay in our pajamas and not have a lot planned. Keep reading to find out how to get our sample summer schedule (and one you can PRINT) along with a PRINTABLE cheat sheet for easy kid’s activities to fill in that open playtime.īefore we get to our daily summer schedule, I want to talk about balance. Kids follow a parent’s lead, so I created a daily summer schedule for our family to help structure our days. We don’t know what to do with ourselves if we have too much open-ended time without structure. Over the years, I’ve noticed that our family thrives when we find a balance between freedom and structured play. We start to lose our minds with too many summer days spent in our pajamas! ![]() While I’m all about letting kids get bored and giving them space to develop their imaginations, too much unstructured time, and we all tend to fall apart. But I know I’m not the only mom who starts to panic at this time of year and thinks, “How am I going to keep my kids happy the whole summer!?” □ Summer is almost here, and kids everywhere are thrilled. Do you make a summer kids schedule? Keep reading to find out why you need one and how to make one using a free summer daily schedule template. ![]()
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