If you want your summer to be filled with a lot of fun ideas of things you can do, while also being flexible and not feeling like you have to do something every single day, this list has got you covered!

Tools to Grow provides these FREE Activity-a-Day Summer with hundreds of activities designed to maintain academic knowledge, battle summer boredom, and make family memories! They are super high quality and I recommend them to friends all the time!

Whether you are looking to stay organized, just starting out on your homeschool journey, or have a child with special needs, visual schedules work great.

Young children who are not able to ready as well as children with Autism and Sensory Processing Disorder among other different needs can benefit from having a visual schedule to look at every day.

If you are like me, you want to incorporate a little more “go with the flow” for your summer schedule.

Then check out this Boredom Buster Bingo for Summer from A Dab of Glue will Do.

You can print it and have the kids X out or color in each square as the activity is completed.

Don’t make your summer schedule about planning, planning, planning. There’s really no need to stress about getting materials together, missing a day here and there, or having the whole summer planned out. Take it a week (or a day!) at a time. Slow. Down. and connect with your kids this summer! This schedule will help make that happen.

Looking for the perfect summer daily toddler schedule with your 1 year old? Need to work from home about 5-6 hours with a 12-18 months old toddler? Make your life easier and plan your day better with this resource.

This is a great schedule for older kids that provides the flexibility and structure that they need. They will love the variation and built in breaks and downtime in this schedule.

All you need to do is print, hang this schedule somewhere so everyone can see, & hopefully this will help give you a little structure to the crazy days of summer!

This isn't the type of schedule that tells you exactly what to do each minute of the day. Instead, it gives your child a checklist of personal tasks, chores & educational / screen-free activities to earn screen time.

Get your family summer routine organized with this ultimate summer chores and activity checklist to help kids structure their day. It’s perfect for setting up those summer break screentime rules and involving children around the house and home.