Ahh... The perfect homeschool planner. Thick, beautiful pages, plenty of space for each subject, the understanding that homeschool is fluid...does it even exist?!
In short...no.
Never fear! I have found a few that come pretty close!
First up is The Well Planned Day
I used this planner last year, And it was pretty awesome! The monthly calendar was immediately followed by the weekly planning pages, which gave ample space to write in your children's daily schedules. It says it has room for up to 4 homeschool students. I used it with two.
It also had shopping lists with perforated edges, daily attendance tracking, monthly planning for up to 4 students, house cleaning schedules and so much more!! It also took a beating. I don't know about you, but I don't baby my planners, I use them! So this planner's tough pages took a beating!
The only downside for me was the "core subjects" were already written in, and I had to cover them up. Hardly a major complaint. All in all, I loved this planner, And would absolutely use it again!
Next up is the Bloom Undated Academic Planner in Marble ♡
This isn't a homeschool planner. This is a teacher planner, but it has some serious homeschool upsides!! First I'd like to point out the fact that it is un-dated! How great is that as a homeschool parent? We all know that sometimes M-F isn't our jam at all, this allows you to schedule a way that fits your family!
Now there are things about this planner that aren't super necessary. Like the student parent contact list. However, I guarantee by the time we get rolling this school year, I will have a use for these pages! There are many pages to track grades, and just like the Well Planned Day planner, the weeks follow directly behind the monthly spread.
So far, I am absolutely loving this planner! I will do an updated post at the end of the school year to see how this planner holds up!
Do you have a favorite planner for homeschool? Leave a comment and we can start a discussion!
