There are no time slots. We meet with other homeschoolers once a week to play group sports, and to have a bigger goup of people to interact with. I would not have any more kids per adult and keep it that way even when the school moves to a farm one day. I make everything from scratch and the kids love to watch me or help. Sometimes a big, huge breakfast, sometimes only cereal from the health food store, sometimes just fruit.
Breakfast is a great occasion to chat, discuss the day, and to check the food groups.
For me it is the time when I turn into the kid's well-being. I suggest play, rest, or whatever the child feels like doing. If the kids are balanced energy wise they usually say, I'll do this, or I'll do that. Or they ask the other kids, let's do this or that. The whole house and the outside is available to them and there are so many things to do.