Must-Have Free Printable Homeschool Planner

This free printable homeschool planner is a great way to stay organized this school year! It’s perfect for homeschool parents and parents who want to keep tabs on their child’s distance learning schedule. Download your free printable homeschool teacher planner today.

Staying organized is an absolute must when you’re a teacher. If you’re homeschooling, it’s particularly important because most states have laws concerning documenting your homeschool attendance and lessons.

Having a dedicated homeschool planner in a binder can also save you valuable time because you can keep everything organized all in one place. I hope you enjoy this printable homeschool planner as much as I do!

A preview of 7 printable homeschool planner pages on a teal background. The pages have a pastel rainbow border. Pages shown include a cover page, quarterly objectives, planning checklist, year at a glance, goals at a glance, high school credit plan, and weekly timetable

As a note – if you’re considering right out homeschooling, not just supervising your child while distance learning, it’s very important to check your state’s homeschool requirements and make sure you fulfill them.

How to make your homeschool binder

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The easiest way to use your printable homeschool planner is by making yourself a homeschool binder. You can easily add pages, organize activities, and keep track of plans for multiple children in a three ring binder with tabbed dividers.

I personally prefer the Avery 1″ view binder. I’ve always found the Avery binders to be very durable and I love slipping my cover page into the front so I can keep track of what’s in the binder. I like to use tabbed dividers with pockets for hanging onto smaller items and notes that aren’t easy to hole punch.

I used a ton of my ink to test five different papers to demonstrate the best paper for planner printables. Make sure to check out that post for a side-by-side comparison of papers to see why I never use plain printer paper for printables.

If you’d like, you can resize these printables to fit in a Happy Planner or other planner system. I personally have a Happy Planner, but I prefer to use these pages in a binder.

To resize letter printables to fit a Happy Planner Classic, simply select scale: 83%. Trim away excess with a paper trimmer and use your Happy Planner hole punch.

You can see an arrow pointing to the scale to 83% in the image below from my post with free printable mood trackers:

a screenshot of a print dialogue box showing a cat themed printable mood tracker scaled to 83%. There is an orange arrow pointing at the 83% filled in in the scaling box.

Free printable homeschool teacher planner

Like all free printables on The Artisan Life, this homeschool parent planner is intended for personal use. You are not licensed to alter, sell, or redistribute the files or printouts to others for their own personal use. Please just send your friends to this post so they can download their own copies!

Let’s take a look at what’s included in the planner:

Cover page
Section divider pages – Records & Resources, Lessons and Enrichments, and Notes
Planning checklist
Homeschool governance
Year at a glance
High school credit plan
Contacts and supplies
Homeschooling resources
Supplies checklist
Book list
Activity ideas
Goals at a glance
Curriculum
Subject objectives
Test & assessments (for required annual testing)
Grade book
Quarterly objectives
Attendance register
Monthly recap
Monthly calendar
Monthly planning
Weekly timetable
Daily lesson plan
3 different styles of note page

I put together a quick slideshow so you can see every page that’s included:

This planner is available FREE to Artisan Life family members. Just use the form below to let me know where to email your planner:

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