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Planning Ahead:
Below is a simplified list of several of the forms, charts, and calendars I've made to help me organize schedules, assignments, and other information. Click on the link to pull up a blank chart in pdf format. You can save it to your own computer and print as many copies as you like. Happy planning!
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- CALENDAR: 2009 Month-by-Month (I keep these in the front of my notebook — current month on top)
- CALENDAR: 2009 Year-at-a-Glance (a handy view... helpful in calculating due dates when you're pregnant!)
- CALENDAR: 2010 Month-by-Month (I add these pages to my notebook six months early, for advanced planning)
- CALENDAR: 2010 Year-at-a-Glance (my husband keeps one of these, too, for tracking his call schedule at the hospital)
- CALENDAR: 2011 Month-by-Month (for those of you who really like to plan ahead)
- CALENDAR: 2011 Year-at-a-Glance (might as well print this one out early, too)
- CALENDAR: Academic Calendar Year (runs summer to summer, for tracking school and vacation days)
- CHORES: Daily "To Do" List - Sample (this is what my current daily list looks like... notice that I only track M-F)
- CHORES: Daily "To Do" List - Blank (use this form to make your own daily list)
- CHORES: Weekly "To Do" List - Sample (here's my current weekly chore chart, printed twice a year)
- CHORES: Weekly "To Do" List - Winter (use this chart for January through June)
- CHORES: Weekly "To Do" List - Summer (this chart can be used July through December)
- CHORES: Monthly "To Do" List - Sample (here's the monthly reminder list I am using this year)
- CHORES: Monthly "To Do" List - Blank (you can use this blank chart to track your monthly chores)
- CHORES: Bedroom Check (I use this chart to inspect children's bedrooms... it clearly defines what I mean by "clean")
- COMPUTER: Computer Time Log (we use this to track time spent on the computer)
- FAMILY: Family Birth Statistics (keeps the pertinent information for all family births on a single page)
- FAMILY: Family Growth Chart (one page for the whole family... which one was tallest at age 2? age 10?)
- FAMILY: Family Travel Log (use one column per person to record states and countries visited by each family member)
- FINANCES: Kids' Spending Accounts (keeps track of credits and debits to kids' accounts... one column per child)
- FINANCES: Kids' Savings Accounts (keeps track of deductions from kids' earnings... they can only spend half)
- FITNESS: Weight and Measures (I use this chart to track my progress in getting back to pre-pregnancy weight)
- FITNESS: Half-Marathon Training Schedule (an easy 18-week plan for preparing for a longer race)
- FITNESS: Cross-Training Schedule (tracking our progress keeps us more faithful to regular exercise)
- GOALS: Numbering Your Days (Doug likes to run through these calculations to remind himself to use time wisely)
- GOALS: Jennifer's Long-Range Goals (it helps me to list my goals and review them regularly...)
- GOALS: Goals Progress Chart (I use this to track my progress on several different projects throughout the year)
- HISTORY: Preamble (we use the "School House Rock" tune to help our kids memorize the Preamble to the Constitution)
- MATH: Addition Drill (challenge your kids to try and finish these 100 problems in under a minute)
- MATH: Addition Drill with Number Line (the number line makes it easier for little ones first learning )
- MATH: Addition Key (use this to check your kids solutions on the addition drill above)
- MATH: Subtraction Drill (another 100 problems designed to increase kids computational speed)
- MATH: Subtraction Drill with Number Line (same drill as above, but with a number line provided)
- MATH: Subtraction Key (use this to grade your kids' subtraction drills)
- MATH: Multiplication Drill (just like the others, only multiplication facts from 0x0 to 9x9)
- MATH: Multiplication Drill with Prompts (Multiplication table in the sidebar helps students first learning)
- MATH: Multiplication Key (here are the solutions to the multiplcation drill)
- MATH: Division Drill (this one typically takes kids a little longer, but they should practice until they can finish quickly)
- MATH: Division Key (use these solutions to check your children's work on the division drill)
- MATH: Multiplication Table (I glue a copy of this form in the front of my younger kids' math notebooks, for easy reference)
- MATH: Saxon Grade Record (a form I created for keeping track of quizzes, homework, and tests for Saxon Math courses)
- MEALS: Weekly Menu (plan menus a week in advance to cut out guesswork at dinnertime)
- MEALS: Grocery List (add to this list as pantry items are consumed and take it with you to the grocery store)
- MEALS: Diabetes Log (a form we used to manage Jon's diabetes when he was younger)
- MUSIC: Lesson Notes (a handy form my friend shared with me for taking notes during children's music lessons)
- MUSIC: Practice Record (our kids use this chart for keeping track of time spent practicing)
- READING: Summer Reading Logs (our kids use these to track time and earn prizes in our family's "Summer Reading Club")
- READING: Books Read List (Doug and I keep track of our own reading on these charts... as well as on LibraryThing)
- SCRIPTURE: Bible Memory Chart (tracks chapters memorized in New Testament, Psalms, and Proverbs)
- SCRIPTURE: Books of the Bible (a list we keep in our kids' memory notebooks)
- SCRIPTURE: Days of Creation/Disciples (two poems we've long used to help our kids remember these facts)
- SCRIPTURE: Ten Commandments/Tribes of Israel (more lists for children's memory work)
- SCHEDULES: Hourly Schedule (use one column for each family member to plan your school day, hour by hour)
- SCHEDULES:Weekly Activity Planner (helps keep track of weekly music lessons, co-op classes, sports practices, etc)
- SCHEDULES: Fall Semester Planner (use one section per child, or one section per subject to plan lessons in advance)
- SCHEDULES: Spring Semester Planner (I fill this one out in the summer, too, then adjust as needed over Christmas break)
- SCHOOL RECORDS: High School Transcript (I use this form to document our high schoolers' home school coursework)
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