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A little structure. Lots of room to grow.
The pages you will use every week: a cover, a weekly family plan, a daily page for your student, a to-do list and notes.
Everything you plan to use this year, in one place. One sheet per student.
| Subject | Curriculum / resource | Level | Cost | Notes |
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Plan the year: curriculum overview, a plan for each subject, weekly lesson grid, unit studies, reading list and a supplies budget.
Start dates, breaks, co-op terms, testing and trips. Cross out the month names and write your own if your year starts elsewhere.
Keep the days moving: year at a glance, monthly calendar, daily routine, loop schedule, chore chart and a field trip planner.
Mark each school day. P = present, H = half day, F = field trip, S = sick, X = no school.
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The records your state may ask for: a full-year attendance grid, hours log, grade log, progress report, goals and test scores.
Start small. Ask for help when you need it. Celebrate something you tried.
Pages for your child to fill in themselves: my day, my week, reading log, habit tracker, goals and a weekly reflection.
Map out the courses for each year. Check your state and your target colleges for what they expect.
| Subject area | 9th grade | 10th grade | 11th grade | 12th grade |
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Everything a transcript is built from: four-year plan, credit tracker, course descriptions, activities log, college applications and scholarships.
Decide once, on the weekend, and nobody has to ask what is for dinner.
| Day | Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner | Snacks |
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The rest of the day runs smoother too: meal planner, grocery list, monthly budget, cleaning schedule, contacts and an emergency info sheet.
Tell someone who has not read it what it is about and what you thought.
Turn reading into a record: book report, story map, vocabulary log, read-aloud log, a 25-square reading challenge and a library tracker.
Everyone in the class and how to reach their grown-up.
| Student | Age | Parent / guardian | Phone | Allergies / notes |
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For anyone teaching more than their own kids: class roster, sign-in sheet, class lesson plan, sign-up sheet, class schedule and a permission slip.