Today I have the 2025 homeschool planning schedule for your Homeschool Planner ready.
The homeschool planning your schedule is not just a calendar.
It is a form to both plan and track your schedule.
Place it in your homeschool planner to give you a framework for the year.
Besides, when you create a well thought out schedule you are more effective in your teaching.
Instead of being rigid, a schedule frees your mind of stress.
First, the 2025 homeschool planning schedule is if you school by the calendar year and not the academic year.
Many years I have started my year with the physical year because it made more sense for our family.
Whenever you start your year, academic or yearly, you’ll love that all 12 months are on one page.
The form begins with January and ends in December. So, if you’re new to homeschooling you can start with this form too.
7 Reasons to Plan Your Homeschool Schedule
Because the word schedule can have negative overtones, I will give you reasons why my schedule breathes life into our routine.
Look at these 7 reasons to have a homeschool planning schedule.
- It can serve as a checklist of subjects which are priority for your day.
- Communication is enhanced between you and your children. Yes, we can frustrate our children when we don’t have a direction for the day, week, or year.
- One of the most basic reasons I plan is to set goals. It helps me to track progress for the day and keeps us focused. We love rabbit trails and take them but also, we need structure to flow for our days.
- In addition, I run from stress. Having a schedule keeps me from racing at the last minute to put a plan in place.
- And don’t we all love to study just what we love? We do too but we need to cover other subjects less liked. It lets me see I’m not overlooking any areas or subjects that I want covered.
- Creating a schedule to meet my children’s learning personality and learning styles. The schedule is more personalized because I have taken time to think how I will present subjects.
- Finally, I hate scrambling at the last minute to grab supplies for an activity or project we want to do. Planning ahead of time I’m sure to have all the important items in the house.
Next, look at my sample homeschool schedule, so you know how to get the best benefit from it.
How to Use the Planning Your Homeschool Schedule Form
I have shown you a sample schedule below.
And although my sample shows an academic year calendar for the schedules I make each year beginning July and ending June, it’s the same tips.
Here are some features and sections it has.
- 12 months on one page so if you school year round, you can still track;
- is a calendar where highlight weeks you plan to homeschool and mark out weeks you take off;
- is used to track each day and total weeks by writing down; and
It has a comprehensive key box at the bottom of the form for you to note things like first day of school, holidays, quarters, and goals for days and weeks to homeschool.
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