Homeschool Lesson Planning Notebook: Green Jungle Series

• Blank Grid Pages: these are open to your interpretation

• Blank Yearly Overview Calendar Page: fill in the months and numbers according to whichever month you start using the planner

• Field Trips Page: plan ahead or record where you've explored

• Attendance Tracker: label your months and color in a box for each day you've done school lessons

• Classes Page: list any classes taken online or outside the home

• Curriculum Overview Pages: plan curriculum used by subject or by child

• Book List Pages: write lists of books you plan to read and check off as you go, or use it as a record of completed reads

• Curriculum Progress Trackers: for any curriculum that has a certain number of lessons to complete, color in the squares as you go.

12 Undated Monthly Calendar Pages

• 1 Blank Dot Grid Page Per Month: use this page as a summary or overview of accomplishments and topics studied when the month is complete

• 12 Blank Calendar Pages: fill these in however you'd like, according to the months you need

52 Weeks of Lesson Planning Layouts

• Weekly Overview Layout (Goals, Notes, Checklist, Schedule): use this spread to brainstorm for the week ahead

• Weekly Lesson Plan Grid for 7 subjects, 6 days of school (or 7 days, 6 subjects): use this to plan out the pacing of your lessons for the week

• 3 Dot Grid Daily Details Pages: these open-ended pages can be used to journal about each day, list out topics explored, or make a more detailed hour-by-hour list of accomplishments

• End of the Week Reflections Dot Grid Page: use this page to paste in some photos, journal about the week, list the main topics of study as an easy reference for your monthly recap

Best Materials for this Paper:

• Pencils

• Colored Pencils

• Crayons

• Tape or Glue Dots

• Washi Tape

• Ball Point or Gel Pens