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Free BEST Homeschool Planning Pages 2020 to 2021

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I have the two color choices for the homeschool planning pages 2020 to 2021 ready today.

Long range planning is key to sticking to homeschool, so I know you’ll love getting these color choices early in the year.

Free BEST Homeschool Planning Pages 2020 to 2021 at Tina's Dynamic Homeschool Plus

Curriculum Planning Pages

Remember that I create both academic and planning calendars. Although they may seem similar, they are not.

When you take a closer look, you’ll see that each calendar has a different purpose.

The form today is for you to PLAN your school year and track the number of days and weeks your kids are doing school.

I have all 12 months on one page which means you can start on any month that you begin homeschooling and move forward to plan your year.

Plain calendars (okay, they are not so plain) are just for noting dates and for your reference. I don’t create them to write appointments on them OR to track your school.

Plain calendars are always on Step. 2. Choose Calendars/Appointment Keepers. 

The 2 page spread appointment keepers are for appointments and have more room for writing.

The forms today are to plan your homeschool year with days off, teacher planning days and holidays to take off.

It gives you a glimpse of your homeschool year. Plan and track your school year on it.

Because this form is not a calendar but more of a planning tool, I keep it each year at Step 5a. Choose Unique forms JUST for You!

If you need to see how to use it go to that step Step 5a. Choose Unique forms JUST for You! to look at my sample copy.

This form today is NOT the 2 page spread calendar. You can grab that too.

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I have two color choices like I mentioned. Download both or just grab one. You can keep one in your planner and print one separately.

Sometimes I print two copies and keep one in the front and one in the back, but you really only need to have one.

Download Amethyst color choice here
Download Tropical color choice here

Homeschool Planning Pages

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You’ll love these other tips.

More Homeschool Planning Forms

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Amazing Tracking Homeschool Core Subjects and Electives Form

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I have a tracking homeschool core subjects form today. Also, look at my page Homeschool Planner and my 7 Step Curriculum planner page for more homeschool planner forms.

I’m so excited about this latest homeschool planning page which is the amazing homeschool core subjects and electives form.

If you live in a state where you have to track core subjects (a.k.a skill subjects) separately from electives (a.k.a content subjects) you’ll love how easy this form is to use.

Before I go on to explain this form, you may want to be sure you understand the two different types of categories most subjects fall into. Look at Skill Subjects vs. Content Subjects: What’s the Difference.

Tracking Homeschool Core Subjects

Look at some of the features of this form.

  • This is 1 Form but you get 2 different color schemes because I love color. Three sections are editable on the form.
  • There is a place at the top right to fill in the Month and Year (editable).
  • There are two parts to the form. The top part has a part for CORE subjects to list with 9 EDITABLE lines. Add General subjects like Math and Language Arts OR add specific assignments.
  • The bottom part has a part for ELECTIVES to list with 9 EDITABLE LINES.
  • Your can use it or your child can. Give it to your child to track OR you add to your 7 Step Homeschool Planner.
  • You can print each month after you type in OR print one each month that changes. It’s a very flexible form.
  • The form is in landscape.
  • The days 1 – 31 run landscape across the top of the page. There is a space to pen in the abbreviation for the day of the week below the date and a place to put a check mark below that when the assignment is completed.
  • In addition, I’ve created it with space at the top and bottom so that you can turn the form portrait to bind your 7 Step Homeschool Planner.

You can grab it today!

Curriculum Planner Pages

You’ll love these other forms and my tips.

Hugs and love ya,

Daily Tracking Homeschool Core & Elective Subjects Form

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Daily tracking homeschool form core & elective subjects. Whether you want to track or hand off assignments to your child, you’ll love this BEAUTIFUL form.

Editable Daily Tracking Homeschool Form

Adding this form to your 7 Step Homeschool Planner will help you to track core subjects and electives daily.

Also, if you want to foster independence of your child’s work, you can let him track his assignments each day with this simple and uncomplicated but beautiful daily tracking homeschool form.

There is a place to put a check mark to show the assignment OR subject was completed for the day.

4 Editable Homeschool Planning Pages to Ease Planning

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Today, I’m sharing these 4 editable homeschool planning pages to ease planning. Also look at my page Homeschool Planner and my 7 Step Curriculum Planner for more homeschool planning forms.

Homeschool lesson planning has always been totally exhilarating and totally exhausting – at the same time. How is that possible?

You know my 7 Step Homeschool Planner that you build yourself is one hard working and beautiful planner.

4 AWESOME and BEAUTIFUL Homeschool Lesson Planning Pages to Ease Stress @ Tina's Dynamic Homeschool Plus

With over 500 free forms, there is just no comparison.

While growing it for the last 10 years, I always have found ways to help you ease homeschool planning.

The four editable homeschool lesson planning pages I have today makes the free 7 Step Homeschool Planner soar even higher. (okay, I’m a bit biased.)

Homeschool Lesson Planning Forms

Look at the features of these 4 editable homeschool planning forms:

  • It’s two pages for each color choice. One left hand side page and one right hand side page. Fill in the subjects or topics you want for the lesson planning pages.
  • Fillable boxes go across both the left hand and right hand side of the form.
  • There is also a vertical box on the left side of both pages to add more information. Generally that is the place you would put your kids’ name, but again this is YOUR form. You use it how you need it. Your imagination is the ONLY limiting factor.
  • Also there is one long fillable text box at the bottom of both pages. Generally, that is the place I both content subjects. Look at this post to understand the difference between skill and content subjects.
  • Of course, the pages are undated. You add the date and lesson plan number as you use them.
  • Don’t forget that you can print only a month’s worth, a week’s worth or the whole year and still change the headings half-way through your schedule.

Look at these 4 beautiful color choices.

4 Editable Homeschool Planning Pages to Ease Planning
4 Editable Homeschool Planning Pages to Ease Planning
4 Editable Homeschool Planning Pages to Ease Planning
4 Editable Homeschool Planning Pages to Ease Planning

Creative Ways to use Homeschool Planning Pages

What makes editable pages so awesome is that you can use them anyway you need to. Look at these other creative ideas in how to use the editable lesson plan pages.

  • You can use them for ONE subject. For example, organize science into subjects like Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and etc. This is especially good if you have younger kids and are not really focusing in depth on one science discipline like you would at the high school level.
  • Use it to break down sub-topics for a unit study. If you’re studying the Ocean, then divide the topic which is huge into plants, animals, sea floor and marine biology jobs.
  • If you have a high school kid, use one set specifically for his very unique core subjects and electives. Check out A to Z List: Middle and High School Homeschool Electives.
  • Use ONE for EACH kid or ONE for ALL of your kids. When your kids are very young, you may not need as much space.
  • The lesson planning pages are VERY versatile and with 4 different color choices, the options are limitless.
4 Beautiful and Awesome Editable Homeschool Lesson Planning Pages to Ease Homeschool Stress @ Tina's Dynamic Homeschool Plus

I know you’ll love these newest editable lesson planning! Be sure to look in my shop for bigger pictures of the layout.

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Editable Homeschool Lesson Planning Pages – Robin’s Egg Color

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You do not want to fill out 180 pages. (Yikes) Fill it out once and use the pages over and over to print.

Page 2 is the left side and Page 3 is the right side.

The following fields or spaces are editable:

  • All subject fields and text is BLACK and the large box at the bottom is BLACK text.
  • The far left field or space is for the name of your child or anything else you prefer to add instead of name and text color is ROBIN’S EGG BLUE. Text runs vertical.
  • There are 6 areas of fillable text boxes total. Three areas on each page. The top, the bottom, and sides all can have text if you choose.

Editable Homeschool Lesson Planning Pages

Look at the color sample below to see how the two page spread will look when printed.