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Homeschool Curriculum Planner +Free Printable Goals

August 12, 2013 | 3 Comments
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I hope I come down off this high I have been on since I moved my blog to WordPress. I have been so stoked in getting all kinds of goals checked off my list and accomplished.

Speaking of goals, I have been trying to get this new printable to you, but have been so engrossed in the 31 day boot camp.

Though I have a list of objectives  on Step 3: Choose Goals/Objectives, that form is more academic or homeschool focused. So it is for the objectives that you set for your children. My new form today is more geared toward general goals for your homeschool, personal, health and spiritual.  This more sweeping view allows you to make more general goals.

For example, it would be absolutely appropriate to write down under the Homeschool box: Survive My 1st Year of Homeschool. For me, I am focusing more attention to my health. My boys have been real good about their health, I just need to be sure I make more time for myself. I labeled one box Personal Goals because there may be something you might want to accomplish that is private or maybe something like financial. You decide what you want to write there as I left that title more general.

Visual person that I am when I see the goals written down, I am reminded of them. Plus, when you look back at the end of the year, it shows you made progress no  matter how tiny the step.

I have 2 color choices for you today. Geeky person about forms that I am, I named them. Okay, corny, but I couldn’t resist.

Goals for the Years Orange You Glad @ Tina's Dynamic Homeschool Plus - Copy

Download here  – Orange You Glad

Goals for the Years Blue 1 Like Me @ Tina's Dynamic Homeschool PlusDownload here – Blue Like You

Okay, by this time next week, I will be wrapping up the 31 day blog boot camp and I am still enjoying all your comments. This week on the boot camp, I have been hitting some tough subjects.  I know that some of you might be facing those problems soon, if not, then right now. I hope that when that time comes you can come back to the blog and grab some encouragement.

I haven’t shared an inspirational quote in a while and you know how much I heart those small, but powerful capsules of energy. So here is one I luv today.

“The thing that is really hard, and really amazing, is giving
up on being perfect and beginning the work of becoming
yourself.”
~ Anna Quindlen~

Hugs and I hope you enjoy the new free printables today

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3 CommentsFiled Under: 2. My FREE Organizing Printables {Any topic} Tagged With: homeschool curriculum planner

Free Student Planners _ Covers now EDITABLE

July 28, 2013 | 4 Comments
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I started creating my free student planner a little after creating my 7 Step DIY Homeschool Planner that is now on my blog. But I wasn’t blogging when I created either planner so I want you to know I have a Student Planner too.

I know some of you have already started getting ready for the new year so I wanted to point out a few things to you about my Student Planner.

Student Planners and Covers @ Tina Dynamic Homeschool Plus

The most important thing I wanted you to know was that I have spent several days updating the covers to have ALL of them, except one, to be editable.

The editable boxes contain: The school year, grade and name of student for you to type in.

I have over 15 choices in covers and will continue to grow this planner like I have my Curriculum Planner.

3) The updated covers are on THIS blog post only for right now, until I create a page for them on my blog. It takes a while to edit over 15 pictures or covers.

Here are all the covers in a editable pdf and instead of waiting to send them to you with a thumbnail picture so you know what you are downloading, I will let you be surprised as you download each one.  There is a mix of boy and girl covers.

Download here.

Click here to download

http://tinasdynamichomeschoolplus.com/download/step_5_a_unique_forms/Student%20Cover%20012%20orange%20pink%20fg.pdf

http://tinasdynamichomeschoolplus.com/download/step_5_a_unique_forms/Student%20Cover%20012%20flower%20power%20g.pdf

http://tinasdynamichomeschoolplus.com/download/step_5_a_unique_forms/Student%20Cover%20012%20dyed%20zebra.pdf

http://tinasdynamichomeschoolplus.com/download/step_5_a_unique_forms/Student%20Cover%20012%20beyond%20the%20beyond.pdf

http://tinasdynamichomeschoolplus.com/download/step_5_a_unique_forms/Student%20Cover%204%20-%20star.pdf

This is the one not editable because of the slanted text box.

http://tinasdynamichomeschoolplus.com/download/step_5_a_unique_forms/Student%20Cover%202%20-%20pink3%20flowers.pdf

http://tinasdynamichomeschoolplus.com/download/step_5_a_unique_forms/Student%20Cover%202%20-%20pink%202.pdf

http://tinasdynamichomeschoolplus.com/download/step_5_a_unique_forms/Student%20Cover%202%20-%20green.pdf

http://tinasdynamichomeschoolplus.com/download/step_5_a_unique_forms/Student%20Cover%201%20-%20pink%201.pdf

http://tinasdynamichomeschoolplus.com/download/step_5_a_unique_forms/Student%20Cover%201%20-%20orange.pdf

http://tinasdynamichomeschoolplus.com/download/step_5_a_unique_forms/Student%20Cover%201%20-%20blue%201.pdf

http://tinasdynamichomeschoolplus.com/download/step_5_a_unique_forms/Student%20Cover%20%203%20-%20subjects.pdf

I know it’s a lot of printables to throw at you, but I would rather you have them and they be updated than to not have them for when you decide to plan.

I hope you enjoy the new updated editable covers.

The series will rock on and I have more back to school printables coming!

Hugs and love ya much,

4 CommentsFiled Under: 2. My FREE Organizing Printables {Any topic}, Student Planners Tagged With: student planner

My "Original" 180 Day Planner Page – Now Editable

July 18, 2013 | 5 Comments
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Thank you for all of your comments on the giveaway going on right now. I have enjoyed hearing from you. If you didn’t enter for a chance to win the history lover’s basket, it ends tomorrow.

Go to the link below to enter:

“A Tisket, A Tasket, A Back to School Basket Giveaway & Blog Hop”

Also, you know I am always working on other things. One thing that has been long overdue, I feel anyway, is to explain about my original planner page as I call it.

I get asked all the time why my planner in my pictures are so much thinner than one printed off by somebody using my planner pages. Though I try to be as specific as  I can on my blog page, it can easily be overlooked that I use a “1 day per page” lesson planning page and not the 2 page per 1 day spread.

Many times new comers to my blog will pick the 2 page spread per 1 day instead of the 1 page per day. I even waffled for a while before I offered the 2 page spread because I didn’t want to send mixed signals.

In other words paper planning should be streamlined.  There is no way any one planner,  printed or on-line, will ever be perfect, but over planning and bulky are not good either.

Lifting the veil of mystery on what subjects to cover even through to highschool equips you to plan better. There is no secret, below is what you cover in each grade for a good part of your journey.

Lesson Planning Page Sample TDHP 5.3.2013

The 4 components of language arts are always going to be: grammar, reading, writing and spelling as I have shown above.  So when creating my original form I stuck with the subjects that would be used longer by you and filled them in. I have done this because I have no desire to create a bunch of useless forms with blank lines.

I explained on page 4 of my blog on my comment to Tracy that for a very short time you have different subjects than those that I have typed on my original lesson planner page as shown above.

However, there are always exceptions to the rule and that is for a few short years in the younger grades you will do phonics and crafts, etc.  Too, in high school you need the ability to adjust as your teen’s interests grow. So flexibility can be needed during those times.

Each year has been different for me too. Sometimes you need the flexibility to focus on more or less subjects and different subjects.

Picture for Step 4. TDHP Original 180 Page 1 Page Per Day EDITABLE

Can I hear a drum rolllllllllllll please ? Now, I have created my form making ALL of those fields editable for you.  Look above at all the hot pink areas and that is the area you can type in.

This way if you are starting out you can type in exactly what you need to cover each year. If you are going to mix things up this year, you can create the unique subjects you want to cover.

This download is 2 pages but the first page is a “LEFT” hand page and the second page is a “RIGHT” hand page.  Both pages are editable but you may have the same subjects you cover each day. If you want to cover alternating subjects then put one set of subjects on page 1 and another on page 2.

I think it is easier to print 60 or however many you want of page 1 and then to put them back into the printer and print the second page on the back side.

Also, two pages are better for you to fill in than 180 editable pages with the same subject and so that is why the download is just 2 pages. All you need is a right hand page and left page and you print off as much or as little  of a year that you want to.

Download 2 pages HERE. Page One is a LEFT Hand Page and Page Two is a RIGHT hand page. More than likely you will fill both pages in with the same subjects that you will cover each day OR if you want to alternate days, then fill in with different subjects. But this is ONE page PER DAY ALL KIDS  ON ONE PAGE.

I hope you enjoy the new editable form of my “original” planner. As always you get my forms first and when I have time I will upload to my blog.

31 Days of New Bee Homeschooler Blog Boot Camp 6.5.2013 Blog Sidebar Button

Also, I wanted to remind you of one more thing and that is my 31 Days of New Bee Homeschool Boot Camp on my blog begins tomorrow. I know not everybody that follows me is a new bee, but I hope too that you will find some encouragement from this series even if you are a seasoned homeschooler.

I promise to be sharing other things too during that time. Can you help me to spread the word for this new series?

Hope you luv the new form and I will let you know the winner of the giveaway tomorrow!

Hugs and you know I love ya,

5 CommentsFiled Under: 2. My FREE Organizing Printables {Any topic} Tagged With: curriculum planner

Updated Holiday reference pages for curriculum planner

June 2, 2013 | 1 Comment
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I have been moving along nicely trying to get the whole planner moved over to my new blog and creating the headers for each page. The header above is the new one for the blog page Step 5a. I think they tell more what each has on it for new visitors. What do you think?

So far I have these pages completed on my blog for the planner;

7 Step Curriculum Planner – Please Read First

Step 1. Choose A Pretty Front/Back Cover

Step 2. Choose Calendar/Appointment Keepers

Step 3. Choose Goals/Objectives    About 99% done.

Step 4. Choose Lesson Planning Pages

Step 5a. Choose Unique Forms JUST for You

In between I am still working on updating my printables.  I updated the reference pages for holidays and I have 2 color choices. I really like these pages because it has 5 years of holidays on one page. No, it doesn’t have all of the holidays on there and I have been ask why this or that one is not on there, but it has the major holidays so it works for me. I find it real useful for planning purposes in my planner. Download your copy below and I will have it up on my blog soon.

Download Orange Lime Luv here

Download Turquoise Lime Luv here.

 

Hugs and love ya,

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5 Days of Tina’s 7 Step DIY Curriculum Planner: Day 2 Academic School Year Pretty Calendars

May 21, 2013 | Leave a Comment
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The real reason I didn’t want the academic school calendars on the front of the curriculum planner anymore is because now I can add lots more color and different designs since they are a separate page. Mix and match is so much more prettier and unique. Today, I have 3 academic school calendar pages. Too when these pages are not laminated but put close to the front of your planner like right behind the cover, it allows you to circle holidays you want to observe and important days to your family.

These are school calendars only not the school planning calendar pages. There is a big difference. The pages today are for reference and noting important dates. The pages coming tomorrow are for actual school planning.

Remember too my pages are made for year around homeschooling. My pages start with July and end with June. Even if you don’t start school until August or September and end in May that is fine. This is the one you will use. Keeping the form from July to June allows greater flexibility if you decide to start later and end early or vice versa.  Here are 3 color choices for the Academic Year School Calendar.

Download Green Chevron Luv Here.

Download Lemon Luv Here.

Download Red/Orange Luv here.

Here {excuse the font on my website-I am updating and my site goes a bit bonkers as I clean it up} is the calendar page if you want to grab the two page spread appointment keeper and a black/white page of a 2014 or 2015 calendar to use for long range planning purposes. The 2 page spread appointment keeper is toward the front with all of my pages under a tab Calendar. This way, my planning, my calendar for the school year and appointments are all kept together. Any black and white pages for long range planning or calendars for reference I put toward the back of my planner. That is just my preference because I tend to plan for next year at the end of the present year. So that is my planning preference. You may want all those types of pages up close to the front of your planner. You decide.

Tomorrow, I updated the Year Around Planning School Calendars and have those coming! Isn’t this fun? Hitting you with all the forms at one time instead of spreading it out all summer. Plus you never know when I get my wild hair day and have another form I need. It allows me all summer to simmer on it.

Hugs and love, simmering

If you missed Day 1: Free Covers of 5 Days of Tina’s 7 Step DIY Curriculum Planner -  Click below

If  you want to get started now on your curriculum planner for next year, click below to go the main website page.

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