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Homeschool Planner

January 30, 2014 | 5 Comments
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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.

  • How to Choose the Perfect Planner for Multiple Students

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.

  • Click here to build your unique free 7 Step DIY Planner. This is my original planner which has over 450+ free pages and growing every year!
  • You can download and know How to Make Your Own Student Planner Simple and Beautiful
  • 31 Popular and Free Homeschool Planner Printables
  • Step 4. Choose Lesson Planning Pages Right For YOU!
  • Click here to build your unique free DIY Student Planner.
  • Click here to build your unique DIY Easy Home Management Binder. Organized IS the way to roll during your homeschool years.
  • Gorgeous 7 Step Free Planner You Build
  • Step 5a Free Forms Attendance & Reading Logs & Day Glance Pages
  • Free Student Planner Undated Calendar {Girly Girl Set}

Daily Planner Versus Weekly Planner

  • Weekly Planner vs Daily Planner: Which Is Really Better?
  • Curriculum Planner for Homeschool Day At a Glance Form
  • 6 Ways a Homeschool Daily Planner Beats a 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.

  • The Ultimate and Beautiful DIY Homeschool Unit Study Planner
  • A Unique Flexible and Beautiful Preschool Homeschool Planner. A planner which can be used for Prek to 1st grade entitled Early Learner Planner.
  • Grab the beautiful Dynamic Homeschool Colorful Planner.
  • Another homeschool planner is the Glam It Up planner. Sometimes you need extra glam.
  • 5 Beautiful and Detailed Planners for Homeschool Moms

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

  • Download these 4 PRE-Homeschool Year Planning Pages.
  • Confetti Editable Homeschool Lesson Planning Pages – Confetti Color
  • Step 4. Choose Lesson Planning Pages
  • 4 Colorful and Editable Homeschool Lesson Plan Templates
  • Robin’s Egg Editable Homeschool Lesson Planning Pages – Robin’s Egg Color
  • Gems Editable Homeschool Lesson Planning Pages – Gems Color
  • 4 Editable Homeschool Planning Pages to Ease Planning

Field Trip Planning

  • Free Editable Field Trip Tracking Guide for Homeschool Field Trips
  • How to Create A Homeschool Lesson Plan in 7 Easy Steps
  • Homeschool Quarter Planning Form
  • Homeschool Weekly Planner vs Homeschool Daily Planner: Which Is Really Better?
  • Creative Free Editable Movie Lesson Plan Template for Homeschooling

Tips for Lesson Planning

  • How to Choose the BEST Homeschool Lesson Planning Pages THIS Year
  • Lesson Planning Backwards! Part 1 of 2.
  • Homeschool Lesson Planning Backwards Part 2 of 2.
  • Ultimate Homeschool Unit Study Planner – Which Lesson Planning Pages to Use?
  • How Far Out to Homeschool Lesson Plan?
  • How to Write a Simple But Effective Homeschool Lesson Plan
  • 3 Risks of Not Tracking Your Homeschool Lessons (Even If They’re Laid-Out)

Life Skills Printables

  • Free Printable Homeschool Life Skills Checklist for Your Homeschool Planner

Planner Forms

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

  • 3 Beautiful and Free Homeschool Planner Covers with quotes
  • Beautiful Printable Week At a Glance Form
  • Colorful and Editable Homeschooled Student Attendance Record
  • 4 Beautiful & Colorful Homeschool Attendance Sheets For Record Keeping
  • Two Free Homeschool Student School Planner Covers
  • Editable and Pretty Weekly Checklist for Homeschooled Kids
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.

  • How a Homeschool Planning Calendar is Superior to a Regular Calendar
  • Gorgeous Free Homeschool Objectives Printables and Educational Goals

Planner Supplies

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

  • Homeschool Planner Supplies – Organizational Eye Candy Because Paper Planners ROCK!
  • Free and Fun Homeschool Planner Stickers Back To School Craft
  • 7 Step Free Homeschool Planner – Top 5 Questions Asked Are Answered
  • 3 Free High School Planner Cover Designs
  • Free Homeschool Editable Progress Report Card for Teen

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

  • 2024-2025 Homeschool Planning Schedule (Sky Color) Beautiful Form
  • 2024-2025 Homeschool Planning Schedule (Seafoam Color) Beautiful Form
  • 2024 New Year Homeschool Goals FREE Printable (Get it Together Girl)
  • 2025 New Year Homeschool Goals FREE Printable (Get it Together Girl)
  • 2025 Planning Schedule
  • Year 2024 Schedule
  • Year 2023 Schedule
  • 2023-2024 Schedules

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

  • 2024 to 2025 (Aster Color) Two Page Monthly Calendar
  • 2024 to 2025 (Prim Color) Two Page Monthly Calendar
  • 2025 Two Page Monthly Calendar
  • 2023 to 2024 Two Page Monthly Calendar
  • 2023 Two Page Monthly Calendar

Just Plain Old School Calendars (Not So Plain)

  • 2024-2025 Printable School Calendars on One Page
  • 2025 Printable School Calendar on One Page
  • 2023 Printable School Calendar on One Page

5 Years Holiday Dates on One Page

  • 2025 to 2029 Colorful Printable List Of Major Holidays (5 Years One Page)
  • 2024 to 2028 Colorful Printable Major Holiday List Form (5 Years One Page)

Planner Pages for Science

  • Free Science Materials Checklist

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

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Homeschool Planner Cover

January 11, 2014 | Leave a Comment
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I have it bad! I have been pining over organizational projects that I can’t do right now.   Tackling them this time of the year, I normally get my injection of organizing how-tos.  But, we are shooting for a February 1 date to put our house on the market.

Focusing now on what I can do like update the curriculum planner gives me a small fix on my need to keep it all organized.  Too,  I don’t know what my spring months will look like with the move and because I don’t want to hold you up when it’s time to print your curriculum planner again, I have started to already update the curriculum planner.

You know you always get all my printables first.   Let’s start with some new fresh updated covers.

Today, I have one I named Melting Bubble Gum.  I hope you don’t think I have lost it when I name these printables, but I am always inspired by something when I create.  I can’t just make printables, I have to be inspired because I love them and use them too.

Melting Bubble Gum Homeschool Planner @ Tina's Dynamic Homeschool Plus

This new cover reminds me of fond memories I had as a little girl when I put apple bubble gum and plain bubble gum in my mouth at the same time.

Do they still make apple bubble gum?

Download Melting Bubble Gum cover here.

I have a few more covers coming!

Hugs and love ya,

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Here is the MAIN 7 Step Homeschool Planner Page

Check out the other pages I have created so far this year:

Homeschool Planner Cover – Blue Serenity
Homeschool Planner 1 – Melting Bubble Gum
Free Homeschool Planner Cover Point Well Taken
Free 2014 Year Around Homeschool Planning Schedule
Goal Setting
2 Pages Per Month At A Glance Academic Calendar
Curriculum Pages for Planner � Homeschool Planner�Free Inside Title Page
Year Round Homeschool Planning Schedule – Option 1
Year Round Homeschool Planning Schedule. Color Option 2.
Day 5. Creating Unit Study Objectives. 10 Days of Diving Into Unit Studies by Creating a Unit Study
Free Curriculum Cklist Thru 12th Gr
Free Academic School Calendar 2014-2015 1 of 3 {Maybe}
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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,

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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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Free Homeschool Editable Progress Report Card for Teen

May 17, 2013 | Leave a Comment
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I have an editable progress report card for a teen. Also look at my page Homeschool Planner and my 7 Step Curriculum Planner for more homeschool planning forms.

I had planned to share all my graduation ideas with you by now too. But, I cave, I am totally a sobbing wimp. I have embraced the full meaning of homeschooling with heart.

Free Homeschool Editable Progress Report Card for Teen

You just can’t homeschool and teach your son from his first tiny baby step, to his first hold of a pencil, to his first feel of a car steering wheel and come away unscathed.

I need to look at all of this project graduation objectively instead of how I feel now.

Too, you know how up/down this past year was with the hubby. 

So I savor every precious moment of life and I get spikes and shots of overflowing feelings when I get ready to write. 

Stay tuned as I know I will eventually share but I keep myself reined in about project graduation lest I sound like I have totally lost it and possible unsound words make their indelible marks on the world wide web.

Free Homeschool Editable Progress Report Card for Teen

Enough of that. So what does this have to do with what I am sharing today?

Well I did want to share this picture with though it’s a tad bit out of focus. Tiny was on the other end but I do kid friendly pictures. 

But, this was the day Mr. Senior 2013 finally got his driver’s license.  What a patient kid when all of that stuff hit us while I was in the middle of teaching him to drive.

After that jubilant day, the fun day came for insurance.

The insurance company gives a discount for good grades in school and needed a current progress report.

Oh yippee, I needed another form and figured you would need one like this too sometime or the other.

Since I need something a little more official looking than the pretty progress report  (Option 16)

I already have on the site which is basically used to satisfy reporting for those that live in countries/states like this, I put this report together. It really acts as our final report card too.

The sample above is what eventually will go on the site. I left what I could on it from when I used it last year and added a few notes to explain how it is set up.

It is editable and I am in love with it. It worked just perfectly when I sent it to our insurance guy.

The only parts not editable are the comments and the signature which are normally done hand written.

Now that I have confessed all about Mr. Senior 2013, if you have a senior this year give him or her a hug today. You he or she needs it.

Still in the homeschooling trenches with you as I have two more sweet sons to go.

How to Get the Free Homeschool Progress Report Card for Teens

Now, how to grab the free lapbook. It’s a subscriber freebie.

That means when you sign up to follow me, you get my emails in your inbox and you get this freebie.

1) Sign up on my email list.

2) Grab the freebie now.

3) Last, look for all my emails in your inbox. Glad to have you following me!

Begin building your free 7 Step Homeschool Planner below.

You’ll never go back to downloading one planner that may fit your needs this year, but not the next.

7 Easy Steps – “Tons of Options & Pretty Color” Begin building your planner.

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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