I meant to reply earlier, but the afternoon got away from me and I wanted to give you a useful answer instead of a rushed one.
I think the easiest plan is to keep it simple and not overpack the schedule with too many stops. If you start with the one thing you really want to do, the rest can stay flexible and it feels a lot less hectic by the end of the day.
I usually make a short list on paper, then leave a few open windows so there is room to change plans if the weather turns or if everyone gets tired sooner than expected.
Also, bringing a snack and a backup layer saves a surprising amount of trouble. I have learned that anything too tightly planned starts to feel stressful, and it is much nicer when the day has space to breathe.
If you want, I can help narrow it down tonight.

I checked on that, and I do think Friday works better for me than Thursday because I will have a calmer morning and can stay focused without rushing from one thing to another.
If your main goal is to finish it quickly, I would gather the materials the night before and keep them all in one spot. That always helps me avoid the weird scavenger hunt feeling right when it is time to start.
Another thing that helps is setting a timer for short breaks so the whole project does not start to drag. When I lose momentum, it is usually because I forgot to pause for a minute and reset my brain.
You could also send me what you already have done, and I can look it over before you continue. I am happy to do that if it saves you a second round later.
Either way, I think the simpler option is probably the right one here.