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5/8/2015

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May Planning…

Is anyone else bit by the planning bug this time of year?  It never fails, May arrives and I jump into preparing for the next school year.  Books to buy, curriculum to tweak, and of course… plan books!

For the last several years, I have ordered from Good News Planners.  You can find them here: 

http://catholic.creativecommunications.com/Products/CategoryCenter/CCGNP/GoodNews-Planners.aspx

I have to admit, I never think to change and try a different one.  They really work for us! 


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Of course by the picture, you may think I have 6 children – but no they are all for my 2 girls.

Let me explain the method to my madness…

The small one on top is Good News' Jr. High & High School planner. 

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 I use this for my personal planner.  This year I also got one for Julia who I think is old enough now to start to organize and keep track of her activities and events.

I have a separate planner for Julia & Hope to keep my lesson plans and goals.  Instead of filling in the entire year’s daily lesson plans, I actually write in as we go - a daily check list.  It helps me keep things organized when I have to write my quarterlies.  Plus it helps me to know what we have accomplished. 



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I love that they have a monthly view – where I can write my goals and objectives for the year and then on the weekly sheets, I can write in more detail when we accomplished.  I also like that the subjects are labeled.  I use the last column for Art/PE/Music.

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This year I also purchased a planner for each girl.  Julia is getting to the point of doing more research and longer term projects – so I think this could help her manage her time better.  For Hope, I think it will be a good way to reinforce the calendar and be a strong visual when we are working on different topics, keeping track of important days and going on trips.  Plus the Primary planner has a short puzzle or game for each week that is nice. 

So there you have it… 6 plan books, 2 children and one crazy homeschool mom.

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8/28/2019 06:31:18 am

Homeschooling is not something that I advise on doing. Well, if you are a parent, then it is best if you treat your child the way that you wanted to be treated. If you become an overprotective parent, then you will only hinder the growth of your child. In my opinion, it is best that we allow our children to be more adventurous, to challenge the world, and to be more active in the community. Homeschooling is not the best way to do all of these.

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