Free printable for homeschool planning for the year

18 Nov 2008

Free printable for homeschool planning for the year

If you’re like me, it helps to plan out and get an idea of what to expect for the next year of homeschooling and it makes writing lesson plans (if you’re required or just like to do that) easier, on top of just getting a general idea of what to gather material and book wise.

This is just one of those “tools” that is helping me out with planning out my curriculum for homeschooling and maybe for others, this can be an asset.

For us, it helps us get an idea of what we want to explore the next year and what we will need to either buy, get from the library, download or just prepare for and it’s created in a way, to not be an absolute by the book, but more of a curious glance at the year ahead.

Due to us planning to home school with a year round schedule, I have it set from July to June and broken into four quarters but if you home school using a different method, or by themes, I left the blocks empty to be filled in as needed.

Hopefully this can be of some help to someone out there,otherwise, it’s just a fun read. LOL

To download the long range planner, you can get it: <a href=”http://h1.ripway.com/twinklemom/longrangeplanner.doc”>Long Range Planner Template</a>

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