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7 Step Homeschool Planner Free Inside Title Page

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I didn’t mean for a year to go by before I released another option for the inside title page.

I know you have emailed me asking for more choices for the 7 step homeschool planner free inside title page.

Too, I always say I wish I could create my forms on demand, but I have to get over the top giddy about creating them because they are forms I use too. So I plod along because I want to fall in love with each one. (okay, I’m strange that way.)

Curriculum Pages for Planner

So today, I have another choice for the inside title page, which I love because I bring in some of the hot pink color along with turquoise luv and some navy.

I get wild about the planner because when you mix and match pages, you create a one of a kind planner and this inside title page is no exception.

I know not everybody will want to use an inside title page, but some of you will like it.

Too, another idea for this is to put this on the backside of the cover page and laminate it after you write on it so it’s not an extra page.

Inside title page 2 for the 7 Step Homeschool Planner @ Tina's Dynamic Homeschool Plus

Another reason for creating these inside title pages is that I moved away from dated front covers.

So this allows you to write in the school year and still choose the free curriculum cover you want each year.

Too, you can add your favorite quotes or thoughts for the new year. I plan to have some more color options this year and not wait so long before the next one.

Inside title page 2 for the 7 Step Homeschool Planner @ Tina’s Dynamic Homeschool Plus

I hope you love this next choice!

Hugs and love ya,

Tina Signature 2015c

 

If you have not used my 7 Step Homeschool Planner before, then for your quick reference I have listed each page or step below!

7 Easy Steps – “Tons of Options & Pretty Color”

Step 1. Choose a Pretty Front/Back Cover

Step. 2. Choose Calendars/Appointment Keepers

Step 3. Choose Goals/Objectives

Step 4. Choose Lesson Planning Pages Right For You!

Step 5a. Choose Unique forms JUST for You!

Step 5b. Choose MORE Unique Forms JUST for You!

Step 5c. Choose MORE MORE Unique Forms Just for You!

Step 6. Personalize It

Step 7. Bind it! Love it!

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2016 New Year New Goals Form – Free 7 Step Homeschool Planner

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It may seem insane, but last year when I looked for this form to put in my planners, updating it got away from me with the move overseas.

2016 New Year New Goals Printable @ Tina's Dynamic Homeschool Plus

This year, I had it on my to-do list to get a 2016 New Year New Goals Form done really early so that I would have time to not only add it to my planner, but to reflect on it before the end of the year.

Curriculum Pages for Planner

Besides, I can’t make goals spur of the moment or without having time to really think about. Call me slow, but on some things I just am, or is that quick now? okay, okay.

The reasons I originally created it are still some of the same ones this year:

  • I need more general goals.
  • One to three general goals make it doable instead of a whole long list that I really can’t reach.
  • I wanted a place to also put what I want to do less of. Sometimes I hyper focus on accomplishing instead of letting go. Do you ever do that? Letting go of what I can’t control is a great stress reliever and reminder that I am just human.
  • I wanted something that I could put both in my homeschool planner and my blog planner.

Creating it early gives me time to ponder on goal setting.

I feel too like I can get a jump on the new year because the end of the year is always busy for me. I figured you may still be putting your curriculum planner together and may want to stick this in a place or two.

Grab it below.

2016 New Year New Goals Printable @ Tina’s Dynamic Homeschool Plus

Don’t forget! If you want to start building your homeschool planner, I take you step by step with OVER 300+ free downloads and options.

7 Easy Steps – “Tons of Options & Pretty Color”

Step 1. Choose a Pretty Front/Back Cover

Step. 2. Choose Calendars/Appointment Keepers

Step 3. Choose Goals/Objectives

Step 4. Choose Lesson Planning Pages Right For You!

Step 5a. Choose Unique forms JUST for You!

Step 5b. Choose MORE Unique Forms JUST for You!

Step 5c. Choose MORE MORE Unique Forms Just for You!

Step 6. Personalize It

Step 7. Bind it! Love it!

What do you think? Can you use this form early?

Hugs and love ya,
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2016 Physical Year Calendar –2 Pages Per Month At A Glance. Dreaming Option

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2016 Physical Year Calendar Dreaming 2 Pages at a Glance @ Tina's Dynamic Homeschool PlusToday, I am sharing the 2016 Physical Year Calendar –2 Pages Per Month At A Glance with you. It is the dreaming option.

You know how sometimes you do something and then you realize it is a keeper?

After many of you have emailed me asking where is the 2016 option for this dreaming color combination, I decided to bring it back for 2016.

What I am so passionate about in my 7 Step Homeschool Planner is to keep it ever changing with color options and functions.

That is part of the reason I luv using it each year.  But some things, like this color combination makes my heart go pitter patter too.

So I brought it back as an option for you for 2016.

Curriculum Pages for Planner

Each month has a different color for the month name and on the note section, I kept the background white and bright.

It has a top right section, which is a task list.

Separating that from the bottom section which is more of a to do list for the month, it helps to divide priorities.

I tend to keep a running lists for tasks whether they are due that month or not.  And my to do for the month at the bottom is just that, things that need to get done by that particular month.  I think the reason I put that list at the bottom is that I am hoping it will go away too. {ha ha}

Whether you want to add an academic school year that runs from July to June {find them here on STEP 2. Option 2} or this physical year calendar for 2016 or you’re obsessed and using both like me, you decide what works for your unique planner.

Guess what? You can get it now for .99 cents!

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Hugs and love ya,

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7 Easy Steps – “Tons of Options & Pretty Color”

Step 1. Choose a Pretty Front/Back Cover

Step. 2. Choose Calendars/Appointment Keepers

Step 3. Choose Goals/Objectives

Step 4. Choose Lesson Planning Pages Right For You!

Step 5a. Choose Unique forms JUST for You!

Step 5b. Choose MORE Unique Forms JUST for You!

Step 5c. Choose MORE MORE Unique Forms Just for You!

Step 6. Personalize It

Step 7. Bind it! Love it!

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Homeschool Planner

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Because a homeschool planner should be the life blood of your day, I’ve created many different ones here. Whether you are using a planner to track lesson plans, or just journaling, you’ll love the choices here.

{Planners should be organized for the children you’re teaching this year. So, do not try to make your unique lifestyle adjust to something made for a classroom.

How to Choose

Whether you’ve homeschooled for a long time or you’re new you need a planner which adjusts to the way you teach.

Free Planners

First, begin with building a planner suited to your year. Because you have students of different ages, choose exactly what you need.

Do not use fluff pages stuck in your planner. A fluff page is a page you will not use. It is useless.

Build each page as you need it because these planners below allow you to pick and choose pages instead of being one download.

Daily Planner Versus Weekly Planner

Other Planners

Then, sometimes you want customizable pages or even a bit more color or glam. Below you’ll find colorful and unique homeschool lesson planners.

Lesson Planning

Also, part of what makes a planner uniquely yours are the lesson planning pages. Below, I have several lesson planning pages, lesson planning how-tos, and lesson planning tips.

Lesson Planning Templates

Field Trip Planning

Tips for Lesson Planning

Life Skills Printables

Planner Forms

Next, one of the best parts about a planner is to add forms for a specific need.

Homeschool Planner

How to Schedule & Objectives

However, the best part to any planner is the ability to organize your schedule. You’ll love the tips share here.

Planner Supplies

Too, what makes a lesson planner not only beautiful, but useful are the supplies you use in it.

Homeschool Planner Calendars

I prepare 4 types of calendars and you want at least one type of each in your planner.

Planning Your Homeschool Schedule Calendars

Two Page Monthly Calendars for Noting ALL (a.k.a Appointment Keepers)

Just Plain Old School Calendars (Not So Plain)

5 Years Holiday Dates on One Page

Planner Pages for Science

15 Gorgeous Homeschool Planner Supplies

Whether you add a bit of eye candy or consider it essential supplies, you'll love some of these ideas.

Poppin Zip Folios, Aqua

Set of 3 slide-tab reusable plastic envelopes

Poppin Page Markers, Set of 8

Poppin Page Markers, Set of 8

Retractable Gel Luxe Pens

Love how these write.

Bubble Shape Sticky Notes

8 Bright Colors: Including blue, light blue, green, yellow, orange, rose red, pink and purple; colorful memo pads that look good and are hard to ignore.

Light Soft Color Erasable Highlighter Pen

Highlighter Pen, 6 Color Set 

6-in-1 Multicolor Ballpoint Pen

I love these because every color you need is available in one pen.

Plastic Binder Dividers with Pockets

You can add dividers to your planner by cutting off just a bit of it and it still can be coil bound, but let the office personnel where you take your planner to be bound to trim it for you.

Eco-friendly Wood & Plastic Free Rainbow Pencils

RAINBOW PAPER PENCIL:The inner body of pencils is made of rainbow -like recycled papers.Premium #2 HB grade lead for smooth writing and drawing.

Highlighter, Pastel Colors Chisel Tip Marker Pen

USA Brand ZEYAR, AP Certified. BRIGHT COLORS: the assortment of Great bright Fluorescent or Macaron inks protect and emphasize your handwritten texts, No shadow on the next
page

Bible Highlighters and Pens No Bleed

These work beautiful on your planners. Bible Safe Dry Highlighters: These no bleed highlighters are great for journaling and memorizing verses

Glitter Washi

Package Include: you will receive 30 rolls of glitter washi tapes in 30 colors, each measuring about 2 meters/ 2.2 yards in length and 1 cm/ 0.4 inch in width, abundant in quantity, enough to satisfy your daily decorating and crafting needs

BOSOBO Mouse Pad

► PERSONALIZED MOUSE PAD: Measure 7.9 x 7.9 x 0.1inch ( 200mm x 200mm x 3mm), small size but perfect size for work and game. Elegant geometric shape and exquisite illustration add personality to your office, perfect for all style desktop, office, home, computer, keyboard and mice.

Canon PIXMA TR150 Wireless Mobile Printer

You don't need an expensive printer to print your homeschool planner. I've used this mobile printer for years.

Eco Highlighter Pencils

Eco Highlighter Pencils - Set of 5 Colors - Will Not Bleed or Dry Out - Includes Wooden Sharpener

Semikolon Sticky Page Tab Markers

I've used these for years and love them.

Point Taken Homeschool Planner

Free Homeschool Community Service Planning Record

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I have something new for you today. A homeschool community service record. But before I get to that, I had to share.

I just couldn’t wait. I had to share a picture or two because I just got back the graduation party pictures and I have a new planning page that I am excited to get into your little hands also.

Updated Robertson Family Picture

At least now I have an updated family picture and loved how this one turned out.

10 Days of Plannning Homeschool Highschool Graduation

I have a few more to share with you and then the rest I want to  show you when I start my 10 days of planning a homeschool high school graduation. I have MUCH to tell you about what to do and what not to do when planning. Plus, I need to tell you about it when its fresh on my mind.

Mr. Senior 2013

Here is the graduation picture that I am loving. I like it the best of the “official” cap and gown ones, but he did have some taken outside too.

Graduation Picture outside
Mr. Senior 2013 Graduation Picture outside

Another project I had reeling around in my head for new followers and maybe not so new followers is to explain the steps for my planning pages. I know I put each step on a separate blog page, but having something for you to quickly glance at gives you an overall idea of how to do this.

I want to show you what constantly is going on in my mind as I continue to build the planning pages. I will put this new visual on my blog so that hopefully  nobody gets overwhelmed as I continue to have ideas for new forms swirl around in my head.

7 Steps to Planning a DIY Homeschool Curriculum Planner @ Tinas Dynamic Homeschool Plus1

Too because I realize I needed some new forms as I was record keeping for Mr. Senior 2013 through the last four years, I will slowly be sharing those as  I go along too.

One that was real obvious to me right away was something to track his community service.

Sure he can write it down in his student planner, but “I” needed to track it too so I had a clear idea on the hours for record keeping purposes.

Free Homeschool Community Service Planning Record. Need a way to track your teen's volunteer hours or community service? You'll love this AWESOME form! Click here to download it.

So here is the latest form for your highschooler. Too, some states require more intensive record keeping and so if you are doing anything to give back to your community and you need to track it for your children because it counts as school, this form will work for you.

It is a 7 day week because a lot of times community service is done on the weekends too. I have 2 slots on each day which is just enough room to jot down the total hours or time spent and a simple note for the type of service. Then a total for that week is at the bottom. Use the larger box at the very top for the total monthly time spent.

If you need more room and there was a specific community project or you are doing something different each week, then use the long dotted line out beside the week to make more notes for  the project.

By keeping this a monthly form, you can print off as many or as few as you need. In other words, you may not be doing something for the whole year.

I have a bit of color creating withdrawal lately so this satisfies my color craving for just a short time anyway. I LOVE color and hope you do too.

Download Tracking Community Service Record Here.

You’ll love reading these other tips about high school. 10 Days of Planning a Homeschool High School Graduation, 3 Ways to Homeschool the BIGS (a.k.a. Older Kids) and How to Grade a Homeschool Unit Study for an Older Child (& high school assessment).

Luv ya, hope you like the new form and our latest family picture.

Hugs