Timberdoodle Scheduler sample

What a week of 6th Grade looks like with the Timberdoodle kit

A typical mid-year 6th Grade week with the Timberdoodle kit: five school days, 8 subjects, and 11 to 12 short checklist items a day.

We asked parents who used our 6th Grade Kit how long their student spent on "school,” and they estimated that their students spent 2-5 hours a day on their kit, working 4-5 days a week.

From “How much time does it take to do the 6th grade kit each day?” on the 6th Grade kit page.

A week from the middle of the year

Laid out by the Scheduler itself, the way it builds a family’s schedule: Monday to Friday, with the standard Complete kit. The two editions differ in one course: the Classic kit has Uncle Sam and You, and the Nonreligious kit has Discover! Social Studies 6 instead. Basic and Elite add or remove courses; compare the levels on the kit page.

Classic edition, Complete level

16 courses this week. Not in this particular week: 4D Torso Puzzle, Little Worlds: Bat.

Your 6th Grader’s Week

A week from the middle of the year • 58 Tasks

Do these tasks in any order: group them by subject, or spread them through the week.

Language Arts

Mosdos Press Literature Pearl
  • Sing Me a Song of Teapots and Trumpets - page 354
  • The Great Quillow - page 358
  • Activity pages and assignments
Spelling You See Level G5 sessions, 10 minutes each
Wordsmith Apprentice
  • Day 1, Prepositional phrases, p. 61
  • Day 2, Paragraphs on page 62
  • Day 3, Find prepositional phrases in own reading
Typing Instructor Gold3 Lessons

Math

Math-U-See ZetaLesson 17: Video lesson, Worksheets A, B, D, G

Thinking Skills

Critical & Creative Thinking Grade 6Pages 67–70
The Fallacy DetectiveLesson 18
Grizzly GearsChallenges 37–38

History & Social Studies

Uncle Sam and YouLessons 68–71
Stealing HomePages 49–51

Geography

Skill Sharpeners Geography Grade 6Pages 62–65

Science

Real Science-4-Kids Book 6
  • 10.3 Mathematics - page 101
  • 10.4 Electronics - page 103
  • 10.5 Computers - page 105
  • 10.6 CERN - page 106
Dr. Bonyfide Presents Bones Book 4Pages 65–68

STEM

Turing TumblePuzzles 28–29

Art

Doodle Your DayDays 164–173
Painting to Gogh National Parks Kit1 session, 20 minutes

Timberdoodle Scheduler

What the Scheduler does for you

Tell the Scheduler when your year starts, when it ends, and which weeks you're taking off. It lays out every subject, day by day, for every child in the house, and reshuffles itself when life happens.

  • It comes free with every 2026 curriculum kit. Your activation code is on the second page of your handbook.
  • One code covers your whole family, every child, Tiny Tots through 12th Grade.
  • Add your own courses right alongside your Timberdoodle materials.
  • Print a weekly or daily checklist for your child to work with.
  • Log what's done, set break weeks, and pull progress reports and transcripts.

Not using a kit this year? One-Year Family Access is $69.95 on its own.

See the 6th Grade kitHow the Scheduler works

A sample, not your schedule. Yours shifts with your start date, breaks, school days, and any items you swap or remove.