Homeschool Tracking Does NOT Have to Make You Crazy!
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We are nearing the end of our third year of homeschool (the years are flying by already!), and for me, it’s the time of year when my crazy type-A brain starts to analyze what went well this year and what I can do better next school year (there are always ways to improve and grow, right?). For instance, homeschool tracking is one of the things I am determined to improve upon!
Next year, I will have a 3rd grader, twin 2nd graders, and an almost 2-year old underfoot. We are going to be making some curriculum changes, and therefore will have some changes to our daily homeschool routine. Especially since I have 3 older, slightly more independent kiddos and a little one tearing the house apart when I take my eyes off of him!
This year, I spent waaay too much time planning and tracking data. I dreaded it at the end of each week. I thrive on schedules (and honestly, my kids do too!), but as a sleep-deprived, nursing mama this year, I hadn’t planned ahead to implement anything effective for us.
Yes, we got our work done, and don’t get me wrong – we had an amazing year! But looking back, there were so many things that could have gone more smoothly had I taken the time to put certain systems in place.
As a result of this, I took some time thinking through things we have done over the past couple of years that HAVE worked well, thought about our new curriculum, and what I needed to track for our state requirements (we homeschool in Missouri). The end product is this beautiful Homeschool Tracker I can’t WAIT to use to organize and track our year!
Excitement about a system is MUCH better than dreading it each week, huh?
Tracking State Homeschool Requirements
In addition to wanting to record grades, schedules, and curriculum plans, we need to log core and non-core subject hours for our state requirements. I have had zero luck finding a system for this that I have been happy with, so I knew I needed to create a simple printable I could have at my fingertips to log hours each day. Some states require other records (like attendance), so I included a sheet for that too.
Tracking your homeschool can feel burdensome on top of everything else that’s on your plate – if you’re anything like me, you want a system that is easy, customized, and organized.
Homeschool Tracking Made Easy
Today is your lucky day – this printable is the solution to help you keep track of all the things in your homeschool!
Manage schedules, state requirements, grade tracking, daily lesson accountability and more. With my 20+ page Homeschool Tracker, you can piece together what you need most to help you run a smooth, successful homeschool.
What’s inside the Homeschool Tracker:
- 24 Tracking Pages
- Instructions on how to use each page of the Tracker
- Tracking Pages Include:
- Week at a Glance, Month at a Glance and Important Dates pages (for simple planning purposes!)
- Goal Tracking Sheets (for mom and kids!)
- Daily Schedule (see your entire weekly schedule on one page!)
- Attendance Sheet (track your entire year on one page)
- Hours Tracker (GREAT for logging instructional time)
- Weekly Lesson Tracker (for the kiddos)
- Curriculum Tracking Sheets
- Field Trip Organizers
- Reading Log
- Grades Tracker and Report Card Template
- Skill Builder Tracker
- Website Tracker
- Service Hours Tracker
- Chore Chart
- Notes Page
- Optional Printable Student Binder Covers
Your Most Organized Homeschool Year
Running a homeschool is no easy task. But, there are systems that you can use to make it quite a bit easier (so you can spend more time learning and playing with your precious kids)!
Check out the product below in my shop; I am looking forward to getting organized this summer with these fun tracking sheets and hope they are a blessing to your homeschool as well!
Printable Homeschool Tracker
You might also enjoy this freebie I created – I use it daily in our homeschool to keep my kids (and me!) on track and accountable. Subscribe to my newsletter and snag yours for FREE below!
Did I miss anything you’d like to see added to a homeschool tracker? Let me know what else you want to or need to keep track of in your homeschool in the comments below!
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