HomeLife,  HomeSchooling

use our school plans. seriously.

I’ve decided to try the whole “balanced schedule” “year round school” adventure this go round.

We started a few weeks ago, actually.

(The kids and I called the first days our soft launch.  Just a little testing of the waters.)

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As I was prepping for the year I kept running into the same problem I have run into in previous years.

I could not find a planner that truly suited me.

I used this one two years ago.

It was pretty encouraging but I wasted two pages every single week because of the extra items they put in that I never used or found helpful.  I couldn’t stand to waste that much every week.

I used this version one year.

I thought it was going to be the solution, but I still found myself wasting lots of pages and then not having enough room for all of the kids and for what I did actually need.

My fellow homeschooling buddy Jo and I were chatting on the porch one summer afternoon and we said, “Let’s just make our own planners.”

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We shared ideas, exchanged files, bought adorable binders and said, “Why on earth did we wait this long to try this?”

We purchased pretty paper – because everything looks better when it’s cute.

I’d love to share these pages with youif you want them.

Here’s how we can do this:

1.  Look over the list of forms we created.

2.  Email me at SoEveryDay@gmail.com and tell me which forms you would like to receive.

3.  I’ll send you an e-mail back with the papers in a word document and you can print and use them however you desire.  You can change the names from my kids to your kids – because that only makes sense.

4.  You can feel free to send me a donation though Paypal if you’d like.  (I’m planning on sharing the donation love with Jo since this was her idea too!)

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The List of Forms

Month by Month Year at a Glance

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First Page – Cover Page

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A Child’s Individual Reading List

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Daily/Weekly Schedule or Routine

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Progress Report for One Specific Child

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Record for School Attendance

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Field Trip Blank Form

Books Read As a Family Blank Form

Weekly Check List Per Kid

Reading Lists – Suggested Reading for Various Ages

Family Curriculum Blank Form

Individual Student Curriculum Blank Form

Hymns to Learn This Year

Individual Student Curriculum List

Daily Schedule – three different varieties

My Charlotte Mason List of Attainments

A Formidable List of Attainments For a Child of Six

 

2 Comments

  • Lana

    I finished our homeschooling journey of 23 years about 6 and a half years ago but we finally ended up doing the same after 8 or 10 years and it was such a help. Glad you are sharing this with those in need of it.