Homeschool lesson planner by subject and day
Subjects run down the side and school days across the top: three, four, five or six days a week, so a four-day week with a co-op Friday fits as well as a full Monday to Friday schedule. Every lesson cell has a small box to tick when it is done, which makes catching up on a missed day easy to see. Print one page per child per week, or one for the whole family if you teach together.
Homeschool attendance record for the school year
Twelve rows, one per month from the month you start, with a box for each date. Weekends are shaded and dates that do not exist, such as 31 September, are left out, so you only mark real days. A column shows how many weekdays each month has, and you write the days you held school next to it. Record-keeping rules differ by state and country, so check what yours asks for.
Curriculum plan and reading log
The curriculum plan lists each subject with the curriculum or resources you use, the units or lessons to cover, a target date and notes, which helps when you review the year or show progress. The reading log keeps titles, authors, the reader and pages or minutes, for read-alouds and independent reading alike.
- Cover with your students and school year
- Weekly lesson planner
- Attendance record
- Curriculum plan
- Reading log
How it works
- Pick a design and open it in the editor.
- Change the text and colors. The preview is free and shows a watermark.
- Pay once with a card through Stripe and download the clean file right away.