Observation Notes Template
A weekly sheet for one child: free choice, repetition, concentration, independence, and the presentation to give next.
Exploritori Teachers' Corner
Printable sheets for the work a guide, assistant, or serious homeschool parent already does: observe, prepare the shelf, present practical life, practice grace and courtesy, and keep the month's rhythm.
Five sheets you can print and use. Observation decides what you present. Week and month labels are a scaffold for the adult, not a timetable for the children.
A weekly sheet for one child: free choice, repetition, concentration, independence, and the presentation to give next.
A one-week planner for practical life, sensorial, language, math, and culture. Record what was repeated, what was ignored, and the one change to make.
A Children's House shelf sequence for preliminary exercises, care of the person, care of the environment, and food preparation, with a shorter toddler-community adaptation. Week numbers are the adult's planning order.
Eight mini-presentations for a 3-6 room: greeting, waiting to interrupt, inviting a peer, offering help, walking around a mat, returning work, snack manners, and repair.
A monthly sheet for the work cycle, grace and courtesy, classroom care, and what to watch. It plans the room's rhythm, not a script for the children.