Back to (home)School: The Well-Planned Day

It's hard to successfully homeschool without being somewhat organized.  Every one has their own system of keeping track of schedules, activities, appointments, schoolwork, etc.  I had a pretty good system last year involving an Excel file.  But this year I stumbled upon a wonderful resource at the homeschool convention: The Well-Planned Day Planner.

This spiral-bound book is a gem (I'd even go so far to say it's a 'must have') for any homeschooling mom.  After all, it was designed by a homeschooling mom.  Jean Hall, the author, didn't leave out a single detail.  So far, it's meeting my needs perfectly.  I know a couple other moms who purchased this who have said the same thing. 

The Well-Planned Day includes:

 

Full Year Planner: July 2010 - June 2011

Organize and Plan for up to 4 children in one convenient book.

Four Student Class Plans: Schedule each student's class assignments.

Four Student Time Schedules: Track each day by the hour.

Weekly Schedule: Organize your week with class assignments, weekly priorities, prayer requests, dinner menu, and notes.

Month at a Glance: Plan field trips, enrichment activities and books to read

Semester Attendance & Progress Reports

Perforated Report Cards

Menu Planning: Plan weekly meals and conveniently shop with perforated shopping lists.

Family Worship: Read through the Bible in a year.

Insightful homeschool articles and tips to inspire you throughout the year.

Daily Catechism & Bible verse

and much more....

You can purchase your own copy HERE.  You won't be disappointed!