Tina of newbeehomeschooler.com has created this terrific build-it-yourself customized curriculum & homeschooling planner as a way of giving back to the homeschool community. It is a wonderful planning resource for both new and veteran homeschoolers. Here’s what they say about it:
Simply put, our Curriculum Planner, Student Planner and Home Management Binder are a work of our heart! We are glad you are here to benefit from it. This planner will TAKE TIME to build, but once you do it once or twice you will understand our method. TAKE YOUR TIME to build it so that you have ALMOST PERFECTLY what you want. Take a breather if you need to by just remembering which STEP you are on and come back.
Build your own unique planner and savor the organizational tidbits shared along the way on each page and on each form. There are 7 steps to building the planner but each step has SEVERAL options to help you determine which form/s are best suited for your needs. Print off all the forms you like. There is no right or wrong, just what is right for you.
Click here to go to the instructions and download page!
Love this site, I used it last year. They also have student planner covers and pages that I’m using this year.
I just read your newsletter “rant” and it brought tear to my eye. I am changing my ways after reading it. I am no longer going to worry about my messy house, like you said, all too soon the kids will leave the nest and there won’t be a mess to clean up. I’d rather have the mess. Thank you for the reminder.
Looks good. Need to look at the Student planner too
Thank you for high lighting this planner! It looks excellent.
Can’t wait to use both the adult and student planner!
Made my own planner for the first time this year – just got it back from being bound! So excited about this concept. Almost never is something tailor made just for me, I’m always trying to fit someone else’s mold. This is a special treat. Quick note, though: the first time you do it will take quite a bit of time & planning, reviewing & going through stuff. It’s best to do it in an off time, like summer break, or over several weekends.