** Update: I've had to remove the link to the blank daily plan. I had left it editable in the hopes that people would save a copy and then edit their copy but that is not happening. I've now taken it offline and I'm not sure if or how I will replace it. Sorry for any inconvenience. It is an easy table to duplicate if you are so inclined. **
How do you organize your homeschool day?
Do you use a planner or checklist? Or an online program?
This list is a simple thing, but what a big help to have a visual of our week.
The last couple years I used an online scheduling program called Homeschool Skedtrack which, while I really liked it, is very intensive in terms of adding in all the lessons you are going to do in a year for each subject. At least the way I did it. It kept me on track for the year and it was something to look at every morning to see what we needed to do and check it off.
Funny thing, this list is working just as well for us. I post the list for the boy and the girl on the side of the fridge and as they do their subjects they check them off. My girl is in grade 3 so she can run through the 'on my own' section while I work on other things with my boy in grade 1. This list was passed on to my from our Homeschool Teacher.
I decided to leave all of my girl's curriculum in the editable list because I know I always like to see what others are using. :)
This is how we've been using it.
And just for fun, in case you're wondering what the list above is referring to, here's a list of the curriculum we are currently using for Grade 3. There are a couple areas not covered by the list, like Social Studies for example. I realize that.
MATH - BJU Press Math 3
HANDWRITING - www.education.com cursive worksheets
WRITESHOP - WriteShop Junior Book D
HISTORY - Corresponding chapters in Mystery of History 1 and Story of the World Vol 1
SCIENCE - Sonlight Science D
DRAW WRITE NOW - Draw Write Now, Book 1
Hope your week goes smoothly!
