Kids Routine During Lockdown

Some tasks like morning getting ready, shower breakfast and home work for an hour or two, then screen time.
After lunch, and some relaxing time, again some home work and then screen time, fixed routines... if they don't follow, switch off internet on the device.
to Avoid screen time, you can together engage in some painting, reading, movie time together , craft time, all depends on how much time you have in your hand.

 

How old are your kids?

My 8 yr old kid has class meetings and work from 9-2.15 with 1 hour break in between. It is all optional, but I make her do all of it, so that she wont complain about no work and less work for me to watch her all the time. She sits with me, at the table and I check with her if she is doing the stuff she is supposed to do. I maintain her regular sleeping time, but she sleeps late after going to bed. and wakes up late.
Her routine goes like this.
Wake up at 8.30 ish
9-11.00 school work, math games writing.
12-2.15 school work, math games writing.
2.15 to whenever we finish working, she is allowed to play on her own anywhere she wants in the house, but no tv. She does some reading on screen.
After 5, it's outside time since weather is good. Just in the yard or in front of garage, play something or just hangout.
6.30 - take shower and
7 - dinner
8 - Bed time, we read a story, hang out and try to sleep. Not much physical activity makes sleep difficult. She sleeps around 9 or so.

She resists mot of the things, and suggests I let her watch tv, but there is enough screen time with the math or reading or the graphic novels they assign from school.
If your kids are younger, it is more challenging. Making a routine will help a lot.
Smaller kids love art and sensory activities - so may be make use of a lot of play dough, legos, drawing etc. Sitting with them will help, even if you are not doing the same thing they does. Also, take them to kitchen and give some safe activities while giving them a snack. There are some videos online.

 

all in the family should support that it is kids study time, and no tv that time. even you need to shout for 1 or 2 days 3 rd day you have to shout less, kids know if they can't escape they will do it. 6 year old kid can understand that first school work and then only some tv time, how much time kid can watch, you can decide. Ask all adults to help in this by not switching on tv or no fun time when kids studying.
They do less but if routine is there like after lunch, study / school work time, slowly they improve. Tell them even if they don't like they have to do it.

 

My kids are 7 and 5. We keep the schedule similar to what it used to be. They go to bed at 8:30 and wake up at 6:40-7:00. 1-2 hrs of screen time. I make a schedule with my older one in the morning and we kind of follow it. I am happy if they get to do some writing and math workbooks. Reading is never an issue, my son reads ~1-2 hrs unprompted.
Rest of the day, we just have fun- we make breakfast and lunch together and kids get to do all the calculations for recipes. They play together well with Legos or in the backyard. My husband and I are taking turns. He works until 1 pm and I work from 2-7ish. They make dinner and then I give the kids bath. My husband and kids usually play board games, read, or go for a walk.
We do art and science projects together. Both kids have microscope and journals/ lab notebook as they call it.
We don’t pressure them but I feel they are learning quite a bit and I haven’t heard‘I am bored’ from either of them in the last 45 days of lockdown.