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Free Printable Homeschool Math Planner

Six simple pages that keep the whole year on track: plan, log, track skills, compare curricula and keep high school records. Pick the pages you want, add your kid’s name, and print. Free, no sign-up.

Year at a glance

Curriculum, level, target pace and a month-by-month plan.

Weekly lesson plan

Monday to Friday for up to three kids, with review and notes.

Daily lesson log

Date, lesson, score and a quick note. Your records, done.

Skills tracker

Introduced, practising, mastered. Kids love filling it in.

Curriculum comparison

Compare three programs side by side before you buy.

High school math record

Courses, hours, grades and credits for the transcript.

Tip: in the print dialog, choose “Save as PDF” to keep a copy. Letter size; A4 works too.

Homeschool Math Planner

Year at a glance

Curriculum, level, target pace and a month-by-month plan.

Name: Year:
Curriculum:
Level / book:
Placement result:
Start date:
Lessons in the book:
Target lessons per week:
AugChapters / lessons:
SepChapters / lessons:
OctChapters / lessons:
NovChapters / lessons:
DecChapters / lessons:
JanChapters / lessons:
FebChapters / lessons:
MarChapters / lessons:
AprChapters / lessons:
MayChapters / lessons:
JunChapters / lessons:
JulChapters / lessons:
Goals this year
Extras (games, books, projects)

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Homeschool Math Planner

Weekly lesson plan

Monday to Friday for up to three kids, with review and notes.

Name: Year:

Week of:

Kid 1:Kid 2:Kid 3:
Mon
Lesson: ______Review / game: ______☐ done   ☐ checked
Lesson: ______Review / game: ______☐ done   ☐ checked
Lesson: ______Review / game: ______☐ done   ☐ checked
Tue
Lesson: ______Review / game: ______☐ done   ☐ checked
Lesson: ______Review / game: ______☐ done   ☐ checked
Lesson: ______Review / game: ______☐ done   ☐ checked
Wed
Lesson: ______Review / game: ______☐ done   ☐ checked
Lesson: ______Review / game: ______☐ done   ☐ checked
Lesson: ______Review / game: ______☐ done   ☐ checked
Thu
Lesson: ______Review / game: ______☐ done   ☐ checked
Lesson: ______Review / game: ______☐ done   ☐ checked
Lesson: ______Review / game: ______☐ done   ☐ checked
Fri
Lesson: ______Review / game: ______☐ done   ☐ checked
Lesson: ______Review / game: ______☐ done   ☐ checked
Lesson: ______Review / game: ______☐ done   ☐ checked
Notes: what was hard, what to repeat

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Homeschool Math Planner

Daily lesson log

Date, lesson, score and a quick note. Your records, done.

Name: Year:
DateLesson / topicMinutesScoreNote

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Homeschool Math Planner

Skills tracker

Introduced, practising, mastered. Kids love filling it in.

Name: Year:

Write a skill in each row. Color a dot as it moves along. Mastered = can do it next week without help, and explain why.

SkillIntroducedPractisingMasteredDate

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Curriculum comparison

Compare three programs side by side before you buy.

Name: Year:
QuestionProgram A:Program B:Program C:
Mastery or spiral?
Who teaches? (me / video / kid)
My time per day
Cost this year
Placement test result
Hands-on or plain pages?
Enough practice and review?
Faith-based content?
Sample lesson: how did it go?
My kid’s reaction (1–5)
My reaction (1–5)
Decision:

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Homeschool Math Planner

High school math record

Courses, hours, grades and credits for the transcript.

Name: Year:
GradeCourseCurriculum usedHoursFinal gradeCredit
8th (if HS level)
9th
10th
11th
12th
Extra
Outside proof (SAT/ACT, CLEP, AP, dual enrollment)
How grades were calculated
Course descriptions to write
Notes for college applications

A year-long course is usually 1 credit, roughly 120–180 hours of work.

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How to use it

  1. 1Fill in the year page in August. Ten minutes now saves a lot of “where are we?” later.
  2. 2Print a stack of weekly plans and keep them in a folder or binder.
  3. 3Use the daily log as your records. Many states that ask for records are happy with exactly this.
  4. 4Let your kid color in the skills tracker. Seeing progress is hugely motivating.
  5. 5Use the comparison sheet with two or three free samples before you buy a curriculum.
  6. 6For high school, keep the math record up to date each term. The transcript writes itself.
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