We listened to hundreds of homeschoolers in our quest to create THE ULTIMATE HOMESCHOOL PLAN BOOK. We recorded what they would like in an ULTIMATE PLANNER to run their homeschools more easily, efficiently and beneficially. Then we created that tool.  

Simply choose which of the forms will work best for you. Make extra copies as needed and add them to your binder. And there you have it, a personalized planner for managing life and learning.

We can't possibly list all the pages and planning sheets you'll find within THE ULTIMATE HOMESCHOOL PLAN BOOK, but here is a sampling...The worksheets are grouped into 5 categories. They include:

PLANNING: This is your area that has all your scheduling and planning master sheets. They are grouped by week, month, day and year. You'll find sheets for:

~ Compiling your reading list.

~ Planning your yearly budget.

~ Planning your yearly goals for each student by key area.

~ Transferring your goals to monthly and weekly action plans.

~ Using a Scope & Sequence in planning and sample Scope & Sequence forms.

~ Extra curricular tracking sheets and calendars.

~ Monthly planning sheets including space for goals, field trips, reading list and supplies.

~ Brainstorming sheets to use with your spouse and child in compiling your goals for the  

    year (both family and school).

~ Field Trip Planning Page

~ Weekly, and daily calendars.

~ Supply tracking sheet (for orders you have placed).

~ A list of homeschooling suppliers with addresses, phone numbers,
web sites, etc.

~ Article: How much time is enough? How to break your schedule
into time blocks by age group. Samples of Charlotte Mason's
methods.

~ Article: Planning by Priority. Learn how to use your priorities as a
practical guideline for your planning.

RECORD KEEPING & ASSESSMENT: This is your place to keep all those important records. As you use sheets from other sections, you'll be encouraged to place them in this section for safekeeping. This becomes your Log of Learning. Here you will find:

~ Using a scope and sequence as a basic tool to assess skills.

~ Daily log sheets.

~ Character trait and social skill attribute list for assessing child's
interpersonal development.

~ Logs for recording attendance, hours, etc.

~ Reading time sheet.

~ Immunization sheet.

~ Important numbers and address book.

~ Expense log.

~ Unit summary pages.

~ Loaned and borrowed records.

~ Learning Log & Record.

UNIT STUDIES: This section contains everything you need to plan your own unit study, smoothly and effectively. You'll find:

~ Article: A 10 Step Action Plan for Designing Your Unit Study.

~ Article: Free Unit Studies Available on the Web (where to find them)

~ A Unit Planning Sheet

~ Dates of events throughout the year to inspire you in your planning.

~ A list of ideas for thematic study.

~ A sample schedule and program of a thematic study.

KIDS' SHEETS: We've included forms that you can copy for
your children on a wide variety of topics.

~ Log of Learning worksheet (by day and week, choose whichever works best for you.)

~ Book's I've Read

~ Book Report Template

~ Book Log Forms

~ Field Trip Worksheet

~ Science Experiment Form

~ Exercise Study and Log Sheet

HOUSEHOLD: Managing a homeschool would be impossible without managing your homefront. This section hopes to make that management much, much easier for you.

~ Chore List Chart.

~ Menu Planning.

~ Grocery List.

~ Food Log.

~ Exercise Forms.

Article: A Four-Step Action plan for Getting Organized for Good

Article: Writing a Family Mission Statement

Article: Chore and Reward Systems