The following is a post from contributing writer Lauren of Mama’s Learning Corner.
Even though it’s the end of the school year for many of us, I’m always on the lookout for how to make my homeschool planning life more simple. Here are a few planning resources we could all benefit from.
Homeschool Planning Helps:
Planning a Unit Study – Our Journey Westward
Help in choosing what to study, when to study it, and how to find unit study resources
How to Plan Artist Study for a Semester – Jimmie’s Collage
How to select an artist, which works of art to study, and scheduling additional art activities
How to Make an Overall Plan for the Year – Curriculum Choice
Detailed step-by-step practical ideas to planning the whole homeschool year
Homeschool Printables:
Printable Homeschool Planner – Living Well Spending Less
Includes a daily glance section, student goals, quarterly planning, and cover pages
Ultimate Charlotte Mason Planner – Homeschool Swag Printables
Includes several color variations – completely customizable
Classical Conversations Planner – Half a Hundred Acre Wood
Cycle 1 planner to be used with Classical Conversations; two-page weekly planner
Scripture Memorization Record – Mama’s Learning Corner
Plan a Bible verse/passage for each week of 2013; completely editable pdf
Lauren Hill is the homeschooling mama of 4 fabulous little people, ages 8 to 2. In her free time (ha!) she blogs about all things laundry and makes worksheets and printables for the Pre-K to Second Grade Crowd. She loves planning and has a fabulous Pinterest Board with tons of homeschool organizing and planning help.
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I have looked through all the links to find the link to the photo you used in your post, and I couldn’t find it. It is perfect and exactly what I am looking for! Do you have this file and any others like it? Or do you know where I can find it? Otherwise I can make it – just thought I’d see if it had already been done somewhere. Thanks!
Lindsay, that’s the personal planner that I made because I couldn’t find one that fit all of my needs. I put one child on each page.
It’s in MS Publisher. If you have Publisher and would like a copy of the file, I’d be happy to send you one. Email me at mama@mamaslearningcorner.com and I’ll send it over. 🙂