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3 Beautiful and Free Homeschool Planner Covers

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Choosing a homeschool planner cover is one of the best parts about creating a homeschool planner. Grab other gorgeous planning pages on my Homeschool Planner and 7 Step Curriculum Planner page.

And because I love homeschool planner covers with quotes, I have 3 new planner covers. Mix and match them with the covers I already have on Step 1. Choose A Pretty Front/Back Cover.

3 Beautiful and Free Homeschool Planner Covers

In addition, whether your planner is for elementary, middle, or high school grades, the homeschool planner covers can be used for any age.

These quotes for planner covers are all in color because I love planners which are not all matching pages. Run wild with choosing colors on all my planners because all the pages are different.

Because quotes are inspiring, I have chosen three quotes to inspire you about homeschooling.

This first unique homeschool planner has a bright orange-ish pink-ish color.

3 Beautiful and Free Homeschool Planner Covers

And it has the following quote:

“A person who never made a mistake never tried anything new.”

Nobody likes making mistakes, but making mistakes is how we all learn to do things differently. Embrace mistakes to become a better homeschool educator.

Homeschool Planner Cover

Second, this next beautiful homeschool lesson planner cover page has bright turquoise and purple hues.

3 Beautiful and Free Homeschool Planner Covers

Then, this quote I took a bit longer to find; I feel it embraces exactly how I feel many years while homeschooling. After all, I didn’t homeschool to be like everyone else and I know you’re not either.

Here is the quote:

Take the course opposite to custom and you will almost always do well.

Finally, this third planner cover with a quote I love is this blue-ish pink one.

I’m not normally a pink girl, but I am a lover of bright colors. So, I do love the brighter pinks and included this planner cover as another color option.

Homeschool Planner Covers

Quotes for Homeschool Planner Covers

This last choice has the following motivational quote:

Beware; for I am fearless, and therefore powerful.

Yes, that quote comes from Mary Shelly, author of Frankenstein and I love it.

We are fearless when it comes to homeschooling our kids and there is no stopping us until we find what we need for them. Powerful!

Homeschool Planner Covers

The Best Printer and Supplies for Planners

Too, I have used a lot of printers through the years.

Currently, I’m using CANON PIXMA iP110 Wireless Mobile Printer. I think a good home printer works beautifully for your planner.

In addition, do not use cardstock because your planner will be too thick. I use regular all-purpose paper like this Hammermill Printer Paper.

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Free Homeschool Planner Inside Title Page

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I have a homeschool planner free inside title page. Grab other gorgeous planning pages on my Homeschool Planner and 7 Step Curriculum Planner page.

I am love, love, loving the fact that I have decided to spread my curriculum pages for planner printables throughout the year.  When the mood hits me and it hits often, I have to create and make my homeschool planner printables. 

Free Homeschool Planner Inside Title Page

Sharing the new printables with you too is one of my favorite things to do because I hope you get as excited as I do.

Because my 7 Step DIY Homeschool Planner has been the product of many, many years to refine the core of it, I feel like now I can add those refining touches as it grows larger with more options. 

From the beginning, I never wanted one curriculum planner with all the same pages to share with you knowing that everybody else has the same download.

I love options from year to year and I will continue to add them as I plod along.

CURRICULUM PAGES FOR PLANNER

Today, I have the first printable for an inside title page.  It is one of those refinements or new sections.

I have switched over the years to keeper covers for the homeschool planner which means there are no more dated planner covers. 

This allows you more choices to choose from each  year.

Homeschool Planner Inside title page

With that switch though, I know some of you have wanted some place to put the school year and maybe a few notes near the front of your planner. 

Some of the homeschool planner covers allows you to edit and fill in the school year and some don’t.

Also, because you may want something between your front cover and where your papers actually start, I have created the first inside title page for this new section of the planner. 

I haven’t decided where to place this new section of pages, but I will let you know shortly after I find an organized spot on my blog. 

Probably, I will keep them on the same page as the front covers and back covers.  It kind of makes sense to keep them there.

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The inside title page has a page for you to fill in the current school year and a place for your name.

You can use the lines below that to add other personal information or emergency contact information and/or to add some of your favorite quotes for the year.

  I kind of left it generic meaning you may prefer to add other items and I didn’t want to hem you in to what I thought needed to go there.

And like all my forms, the inside title page will eventually have many font choices and colors and here is my first form.

Hope you like it.  I can’t wait to create my planner for next year, but by starting early now and adding the new forms, we will have plenty to select from.

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Whoa, it’s been a while since I shared an inspirational quote.  You know how much I love them because they pack a punch of energy and I want my everyday filled always with lots of it.  I heart this one today.

There are two ways to live: you can live as if nothing is a miracle, or you can live as if everything is a miracle.”

~Albert Einstein~

So true!

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Free Student Planner Undated Calendar {Girly Girl Set}

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I have another free student planner undated calendar. Also, look my page DIY Best Student Planner. Also, look at DIY 7 Step Curriculum Planner and my page Homeschool Planner for more forms which easily can be used here.

I love my kids. 

I don’t want to sound corny, but I love your kids too and wanted something that would make them excited about using their free student planners. 

So today, I am sharing some some free undated calendar-like pages.  I’ll explain about it more in a minute.

Free Student Planner Undated Calendar {Girly Girl Set}

Too, like I mentioned I wanted something for your kids that they would hopefully think is smokin’ hot and would breathe some life into their organizational efforts. 

Color and pizzazz do it all the time for me in my curriculum planner and well I want something special for them too. 

Just like learning, the organization itch should start early and we should be passing on some of our organizational habits to our kids. 

Like us, they want things that are pretty too and so finally, I have one set created as your kids and my kids have been on my mind.

Curriculum Pages for Planner

So this is the first of two sets. 

Girls first and I started with a set just for them. Besides, they’re so cute your creative boys may love them too.

And even though I don’t have any girls, though one day far, far, far off in the future, I hope to have the most sweetest daughter-in-laws ever, I know you probably have one or two sweet girls.

With them in mind, I have created the first set of undated calendar-like pages called Girly Girl.

Kids have such unique needs and helping my boys to manage their deadlines and appointments, I have created a set with them in mind.

Oh sure, if you want this for your planner, please use it. 

I just created it a little bit different and more whimsical. 

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Here is how to use it:

  • First, it is undated so that means it can be used year after year. Well maybe what is first is the fact that it is colorful.  Lots and lots of color. You know my obsession with colorful planners.  Too, it starts with July and goes through June just like all my year round homeschooling planning forms do.
  • Then, it has a column to the right of the number to fill in the weekdays for that month.  Let your girls do that because once they start writing in their planner, they can claim ownership.  Just use the first letter or two of the weekday like this: “M” is Monday, “Tu” is Tuesday, and etc.
  • The next section for dates is different than our needs as teachers who plan.  It can be used to track deadlines, dates, or appointments if they have them or to fill in about field trips or things they want to journal.  It is a lot more flexible because sometimes they need more of a to-do list or a space to write about how they feel or about events coming up.  Also, one things that I notice with my boys is that they like to fill in events or journal after they happen.  So they really are not different than us in that respect. They probably have more to say and we as planners, have more things to fill in about upcoming events.  So that is the slight difference and my form reflects that little tweak.
  • So the larger box on the far right is big enough to track their notes for the week.  They can use a check off system by checking the colorful circles or just write down what they need to remember. This type of place allows your child to track his assignments.  As your kids get older, I know you will be assigning long term projects and part of shuffling adult size decisions is learning now to track them and write them down.

Free Student Planner

The calendar-like pages are more like a place to track tasks, notes and a space to keep their own calendar.

In the years past, I had just printed off a 2 page spread for the curriculum planner for my boys, but again students needs are quite different than ours.

They also need a place to doodle and this calendar-like set is so much more flexible. 

There is a box at the top of each month too where that they can doodle or they can use that box for writing in priorities for that month, depending on their age.

As your child gets older, priorities become a must as they juggle volunteering, working, learning to drive and doing school.

I love this new set for the girls and you know what that means. 

Yep, the Manly Man set is coming next for the guys.

I hope your daughters perk up a bit with their planners and again, if you like it, you know I love ya, so knock yourself out if you find this fits a need you have.

If you are going to use it, share with me how you think you will use it. I would love to hear how you use it too.

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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! Not a kazillion other people

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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Free Student Planner Undated Calendar Girly Girl Set

Curriculum Planner for Homeschool Day At a Glance Form

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I have the curriculum planner day at a glance form. You can find more free homeschool forms on my pages 7 Step Curriculum Planner and Homeschool Planner.

Too though I have been catching up on linking some other forms on my blog that have been waiting.

This page I have today is very flexible.

Curriculum Planner for Homeschool Day At a Glance Form

It can be used with creating your 7 Step Free Homeschool Planner here, my Home Management Binder, or even the DIY Student Planner.

Curriculum Planner Pages for Homeschool

I keep having requests too for some of my forms that I took down so I have slowly been putting them back up.

I have the curriculum planner day at a glance form. You can find more free homeschool forms on my pages 7 Step Curriculum Planner and Homeschool Planner. This page I have today is very flexible. It can be used with creating your 7 Step Free Homeschool Planner here, my Home Management Binder, or even the DIY Student Planner. The Day at A Glance is one form that I put back up. I have 3 choices so far.

The Day at A Glance is one form that I put back up. I have 3 choices so far.

Go to my page Step 5a Choose Unique Forms JUST for You Option 8 to find them.

Today, I am adding another choice with some green and blue luv. 

Too, remember this form can be used in your Home Management Binder too.

Mix and match. I have the black/white copy above and add in some color forms to your planners.

I have the curriculum planner day at a glance form. You can find more free homeschool forms on my pages 7 Step Curriculum Planner and Homeschool Planner. This page I have today is very flexible. It can be used with creating your 7 Step Free Homeschool Planner here, my Home Management Binder, or even the DIY Student Planner. The Day at A Glance is one form that I put back up. I have 3 choices so far.


If you missed it, I have the new back page up for the curriculum planner and it is linked now.

I have the curriculum planner day at a glance form. You can find more free homeschool forms on my pages 7 Step Curriculum Planner and Homeschool Planner. This page I have today is very flexible. It can be used with creating your 7 Step Free Homeschool Planner here, my Home Management Binder, or even the DIY Student Planner. The Day at A Glance is one form that I put back up. I have 3 choices so far.

You can go here to grab it.

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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! Not a kazillion other people

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

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

Step 6. Personalize It

Step 7. Bind it! Love it!

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Free Printable Homeschool Life Skills Checklist for Your Homeschool Planner

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You’ll love my newest form which is a printable homeschool life skills checklist. Also, grab more free homeschool forms on my page Homeschool Planner. 

Whether you call them chores or life skills, it’s what we strive to teach our kids during our whole homeschool journey.

Besides, when children are young, chores can help a child develop fine motor skills but also foster independence.

Free Printable Homeschool Life Skills Checklist for Your Homeschool Planner

And like any skill it is best taught through imitation and repetition.

When children are young, it’s helpful to list chores to guide them in how to eventually care for themselves.

Also, they learn by imitating what you do.

For example, a two-year-old sees you sweeping and the next thing you see your toddler grabs a broom and attempts to sweep. Nurture that love of wanting to help.

Beyond that as I mentioned, the process of learning self-care and then how to care for others nurtures self-reliant qualities.

What Are Life Skills

First, what are life skills.

I’ve read many definitions but basically it is a set of skills that helps a person take care of self and others.

And although I listed many physical things on the list, some things like handling emotions, making decisions, not being entitled, are learned the same way.

Children learn these vital skills in many ways.

We homeschool so that our kids can learn from us; we are our child’s foremost teacher.

And another safe way kids learn life skills is through direct hands-on learning.

This is why it’s important that our children learn them while under our supervision.

They understand successes and failures and consequences for their actions.

Beyond practical life skills like managing self-care, learning finances, and meal prepping, children have much to learn about healthy relationships with others.

Additionally, critical thinking skills and even compassion and empathy can appear void in some adults.

How I organized the printable

Lastly, instead of assigning an age to the skill, I just listed skills from the easiest to complex.

Some children have special needs, others are more advanced than their sibling, and still some struggle in one area over another.

So, you can use a different color for each child or use one with all your children. I made them so you could print one for each school year and simply highlight the skill when you feel you’ve covered it enough with your children.

Free Printable Homeschool Life Skills Checklist for Your Homeschool Planner

Also, you’ll love some of these pretty supplies for your homeschool planner.

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.

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Free Printable Homeschool Life Skills Checklist for Your Homeschool Planner

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