Create your own homeschool curriculum and lessons plan from scratch with our must-have printable Homeschool Planner for example!
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Our Homeschool Printables are great for everyone who’s homeschooling! Create your own homeschool schedules using our templates – edit with the free Adobe Acrobat Reader or just print out and write down everything you need!
Feeling overwhelmed with all the homeschooling resources out there and you have no idea where to start? We’ve got you covered!
With our homeschool printable planner, it’s so easy to create your own tailor-made curriculum from scratch with our homeschool planner printables! The simple design is practical and at the same time makes thorough planning possible for your successful homeschool preschool year. You can personalize your planner to your and your child needs.
We, homeschooling parents are busy and we have a limited amount of time to spend. Therefore, our Homeschool Preschool Planner helps you capture everything you need to know and do about homeschooling in one place. Plan your lessons, your weekly themes, set your goals! Structure your days, weeks and months!
Our Must-Have Homeschool Planner is suitable for all grade levels through high school. They help you plan thoroughly, so that nothing is missed or forgotten. It’s so simple to organize all important and required areas of homeschooling!
It helps you create your own customised curriculum for your family, so you can follow your own flexible teaching plan. Homeschooling allows freedom! It allows also that your child learns at their own pace. That’s one of the most important reasons to invest your time in creating your own homeschool curriculum! You can tailor to your child, so it fits perfectly!
Therefore, we want to take advantage of homeschooling instead of feeling overwhelmed or scared when we become new homeschooling parents.
How we started with homeschooling
When we decided to start homeschooling, at first, I had no idea where to start. From virtual preschool through apps and videos to full preschool curriculums, there were so many options out there. Some of them free, some of them pretty pricy. We tried virtual homeschool for two weeks, but it did not work well for us. We bought a full curriculum that we couldn’t really use because we did not liked it once we tried to begin using it. Aiden seemed so bored with worksheets, videos and apps, so we needed something exciting that fits us. So, instead of wasting more time and money, we decided to create our own homeschool schedule and step by step to plan everything. I hold a master’s degree in economics and worked in the corporate world before becoming a mom. So, not exactly the classical homeschooling mom background. However, I love reading, I read a lot and I’m pretty good with time management, so challenge accepted! I wanted to see whether homeschooling is an option for me as it seemed pretty time consuming and a little bit intimidating.
Luckily, my parents are both teachers, so they could give me good advice how to structure everything, what to include and where to start. I did not join any homeschool group so-far, but it always a good idea to find someone with valuable experience you can talk to.
For us, it turned out, no need for self-doubt, just plan well in advance and be flexible when teaching.
Using our Homeschool Planner helped me create a complete, detailed, well-planned homeschool preschool curriculum. Homeschooling is about following your child and it’s always a learn-as-you-go process.
And that’s how our Homeschool Planner works
1. State Homeschool Law
In our case, it’s only a preschool, however it’s well worth it and from 5 years onwards needed to know the homeschool laws in your state.
Check what subjects and qualifications are required.
Outside the US, it’s bit different. Sad, but true. In Germany and most of Europe for example, homeschooling is illegal (with some minor exemptions).
2. Homeschool Styles Quiz
After you informed yourself about the homeschool laws in your state, it’s good to know which homeschool method and style is the best for your family. It’s not obligatory to take a homeschool styles quiz, but it’s quite helpful from the start to identify what homeschool method will work best for your family and your child.
From the traditional very ordered, scheduled day of school-at-home homeschoolers through relaxed, eclectic homeschooling, unschooling, Montessori to Charlotte Mason, everything is possible and great if it fits your family.
3. Choose your Resources
Also, there are so many resources (online and books) that help homeschooling parents. We started with Khan Academy Kids, and my first book about homeschooling was Practical Guide to the Montessori Method at Home by Julia Palmarola for example. Choose the best resources for your family that will help you to make sure that your child will be on the right track for their education.
Save all your valuable ressources in one place, remember your usernames, passwords, books, media, videos.
4. Supply List
You can write down everything you need to organize your homeschool in the homeschool supply list.
5. Plan your your yearly, monthly, weekly and daily goals
Determine what you want to achieve for the coming homeschool year. Every child learns at their own pace, so setting your own homeschool goals is great! You can tailor your curriculum accordingly.
6. DATED HOMESCHOOL CALENDAR OCT 2020 – JAN 2022
It’s so easy to organize your homeschool day, week, month, and year! Use our dated calendar to keep track of appointments, lessons and themes month by month. Plan the big-picture!
With our Homeschool Planners you can you plan ahead and at the same time look back and see areas of growth.
7. Plan your HOMESCHOOL CURRICULUM
Use the Homeschool schedule templates to plan your homeschool curriculum and lesson plan – on monthly, weekly and daily basis.
Use the templates for weekly themes, monthly, weekly and daily lessons with schedules.
6. Plan your homeschool activities – Activities List and Description
Make homeschool activities list for every subject your teach and use the templates to describe every activity in a nutshell.
Budget your time! Once you have a full list, you can decide and manage how to spend it – which activities are great and most engaging for your child.
Spend the most time on things that are important to your child, so your child enjoys learning and discovers their talents.
7. Plan your Homeschool Daily Schedule
Plan your daily routines easily with our Homeschool daily schedule template and make the most of your day!
8. Visual Schedules Lesson Plan, Chores and Goals for Preschoolers
Homeschool Preschool just got even more exciting! With our Ultimate Homeschool Preschool Planner Printables.
Use the homeschool visual schedules and help them succeed.
9. Circle time Preschool Materials
Our Homeschool Preschool Printable Planners include also over 120 Pages Circle Time Materials:
NUMBER OF THE DAY 1-10
LETTER OF THE DAY A-Z
SHAPE OF THE DAY
COLOUR OF THE DAY
WHAT’S THE WEATHER LIKE TODAY?
HOW DO YOU FEEL TODAY?
DAYS OF THE WEEK
YESTERDAY, TODAY, TOMORROW
10. Thank you cards for your little Learner
Use 6 encouraging and thank you cards for your child to show them how proud you are of their hard work!
Easy Homeschool Organization with our Homeschool Printables
We know that not everything deserves to be in our homeschool schedule! We have a limited amount of time to spend. So, we plan what’s important and prioritize!
Have a great homeschooling year with our Homeschool Planners!
How to teach kids about money? Read here!
