FREE Homeschool Forms to help you get organized
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Figuring out how to organize all the paperwork in your homeschool can be daunting! I’ve been testing these free printable Homeschool Forms out for a year in our home and thought I’d share what has been working for us! We’ve included homeschool attendance sheet, extra curricular forms, lesson planning, homeschool report cards, grade keeper, intent to homeschool and more homeschool record keeping printables to help homeschooling moms.
Homeschool Forms
Are you organized for your next homeschool year? Things flow so much smoother when they are neat and organized! To help you get organized, I’ve made these Homeschool Forms for you to print the pdf file and keep good records, stay organized, and have more time to spend actually homeschooling and enjoying your precious children. These homeschool record keeping free are handy whether you are a new homeschooler, veteran homeschool mom, or just schooling at home temporarily – you will love these resources to help you organize your homeschool. Whether you need the homeschool record keeping printables to record your days doing school, grades, extra curriculuars, and more – we’ve got you covered!
Homeschool record keeping printables
Start by scrolling to the bottom of the post, under the terms of use, and click on the text link that says >> _____ <<. The pdf file will open in a new window for you to save the freebie and print the pages to the template.
Homeschool record keeping free
- Homeschooling Goals (do you make goals every year?)
- Withdraw from Public School Letter
- Intent to Homeschool Form
- Daily Schedule
- Curriculum Planning
- Field trip Planning
- Extra Curricular Activities Planning
- Weekly, Bi-Weekly, and Monthly Lesson Planners
- Preschool / FIAR Planning Sheet
- Annual Attendance Sheet
- K12 Grades Tracker
Homeschool Attendance Sheet
I use the monthly planner for preschool who have fewer things to write in each day and it is easier to get a birds eye view of what is coming. For Goofy (1st grade) I like using the weekly or bi weekly schedule so there is room to write more details. Then I just note our attendance at the bottom and add it to our record keeping folder. At the end of the school year print off the yearly school attendance sheet and staple them all together for your records. Easy peasy!
Homeschool Report Cards
Homeschooling Resources
- Should I Homeschool my child – 5 potentional homeschool pitfalls
- 25 Reasons why I LOVE Homeschooling
- How to choose the right free printable homeschool curriculum
- How does homeschooling work – how we homeschool in only 15 hours a week
- Homeschool Socialization – is it really a problem?
- How to Homeschool for FREE with free homeschool printables
- Why Homeschool – a peak at why we homeschool
- Take a peak at our Homeschool Room
- Homeschool Organization – meet our workbox system
- Homeschool Curriculum – what we choose to use each year
- Get your homeschool started right with these homeschool ideas
- Homeschool attendance sheet and other forms to help you keep organized!
- Free Printable School Memory Book
Free Homeschool Worksheets
We are here to help! We have over 1 milliion free worksheets, games, and activities for students of all ages. Click on the links below!
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Homeschool record keeping template
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This is amazing and thank you for all the great ideas! This is my first day as an official homeschool teacher. My daughter is in first grade and her distance learning was going horribly, so I’m here and hoping to do the best by my daughter. Thanks again!
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So happy to help; you’ve got this!!!
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Hi Beth,
Hi this is Beth yes how ironic both our names are Beth but any who so nice to meet you both my children are being home schooled and I can use all the help I can get. My finances are slim being I lost my Job because of the —– but I commend you on all your hard work and all the free worksheets my daughter is in 6th and my son 5th so I’m going to be using your site for all I can.
Again Thank you Beth-
So glad we can help! We have over 1 million pages of FREE printables so we’ve got ya! =) But I’m sorry to hear you loss your job!
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I am so blessed with the option to home-school my kids. Thank you for your kind heart reaching out to help others.
G bless,
Grace-
Thank you! Happy homeschooling =)
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How do I fill out the withdrawal letters and stuff to get my kids to do homeschool
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That varies by country and state. I highly recommend looking into HSLD for more information =)
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Thank you SO MUCH for sharing these. I am homeschooling my 3 grandchildren and these resources and forms are EXTREMELY helpful. 🙂
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I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart! I am a SAHM with two teens and an 8 year. I homeschool all 3 of them and it is a real struggle. My teenagers both have Autism coupled with other disabilities and my 8 year old has ADHD. I was not prepared to homeschool them, however, public schools did not follow IEP regulations and my children were treated poorly. I love them and want to do the very best that I can for them. Access to 123Homeschool4ME is my major resource for teaching my children. Thank you and God’s Blessings
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