Can anyone tell me what lessons are taught in schools and how many per day? I'm curious. My older on…

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Can anyone tell me what lessons are taught in schools and how many per day? I'm curious. My older one studies at home, and I'd like to compare programs. Thanks!
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Valeriya
I can't attach a screenshot. My daughter is in 6th grade and has 6 lessons every day. These are specifically school subjects. The only extracurricular activity is "Conversations about what's important," but that's only once a week.
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Nataliya
There were 5-6 lessons. More often 6
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Evgeniya Ivanova
6 classes a day. 5th grade. Math every day. Russian 4 times a week. Literature 4 times a week. History 3 times a week. PE and English twice a week. The rest are 1 class per week.
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Kupava

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Evgeniya Ivanova
Evgeniya Ivanova Twin labor
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ZVYaGINA LENA
6 lessons every day
Five days a week
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Aleksandra
6 lessons every day. Also, special classes on Mondays, Thursdays, and Fridays starting at 8:00 AM. Math and Russian are daily, literature 3 times a week, history twice, physical education twice + extracurriculars, English twice.
Biology, geography, music, art, native language, crafts, IKN, DNKR once a week.
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Aleksandra
Aleksandra 5th grade
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Olga Antyuhova

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Kostikova Nastenka
6 classes on Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri, and 7 classes on Wed, studying 5/2 from 8:00 AM. On Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, there's a class meeting after lessons.
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Mariya
Math and Russian every day. 7 lessons on Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday, and 6 lessons on Tuesday and Friday.
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Olesya
Yellow ones are mandatory electives without grades, blue ones are paid optional extras, and mine doesn't attend those.

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Polina
Mariya Thank you so much!
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Polina
Kostikova Nastenka Thank you so much!
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Polina
Olga Antyuhova Thank you so much! Wow, 7 lessons and homework too…
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Polina
Aleksandra Thank you so much!
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Polina
ZVYaGINA LENA Thank you so much!
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Polina
Kupava Thank you SO much!
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Polina
Evgeniya Ivanova Thank you so much!
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Polina
Nataliya Thank you so much!
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Polina
Valeriya Thank you so much!
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Dergunova Lesya
So, homeschooling isn't the same as school at home. You need a curriculum, like the federal state educational standards (FGOS), and then you build an educational path based on the child's specific needs, like their nervous system, abilities, and the family's needs, etc. I also do everything at home, but without a lesson-by-lesson system like in school.
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Galinka Malinka
Dergunova Lesya Someone's asking for a screenshot of the schedule, like, why would she need those preachy rants anyway?
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