free printable homeschool lesson planner

Furthermore, this layout is where you can be specific about page numbers and specific assignments. Weekly SpreadĪ weekly spread with space to plan each subject out for the week. (Note: these bookmarks are specific for year 1.) 9. I printed and laminated mine as bookmarks, then left a copy in my planner for reference.

You can record goals for the year, extra reads that you might want to add, or sections you are thinking of skipping.Īmbleside year 1 Bible mapped out along with memory verses. This space is available for specific notes on each subject. This is space to decided on how long each lesson should approximately be, which subjects to do daily, and a list of subjects to loop. This is a place to figure out the logistics of what our homeschool day might look like. Book Lists for the yearĪ place to record all the needed reads for the year, in what subject and for what term.

I thought it would be nice to have space to chart my kid’s strengths and weakness, and then write a unique prayer for each of them. This is just a space to record my big picture goals. There is a full-page monthly calendar with a Charlotte Mason quote at the bottom for each month from August 2018-July 2019 (NOW UPDATED: for 2020-2021!!!) Yearly calendarĪ simple year at a glance. The Ambleside year is broken up into three, twelve-week terms, therefore this planner is organized by term. (Black and white only, I had the pages printed front and back and bound at a local print shop.) We will have our core subjects that we do each day like Bible, math, reading, literacy, copy work, and history while the other subjects will be on a loop schedule. It sounds like a ton, but if you are familiar with a Charlotte Mason education, you know that it is all about SHORT lessons with a wide variety of ideas presented. The subjects we will be covering this year are: Bible, reading, literacy, copy work, math, history, science/nature study, geography, foreign language, music, art, habits, and handicrafts. We decided to go with Ambleside online this year as a guide for our curriculum choices.Īmbleside has a handy week to week editable planner, but I wanted to simplify the presentation a bit and make it a little more user-friendly for our family. I love literacy-based learning and have been a big fan of Charlotte Mason’s philosophies for a while now. We are on the countdown before our home school starts, so I’ve been doing my best to get books ordered and get organized. ***NOTE: This planner has been updated for the 2022-2023 school year!

Free printable homeschool lesson planner