Record Keeping and Scheduling

A forum member needs help with meeting the requirements for the number of hours required of homeschoolers in her state. Not all hours have to be sitting down in front of books. Let’s see if we can’t help this homeschooler out. What types of activities do you count as schooling? How do you account for those activities?

A forum member needs help with meeting the requirements for the number of hours required of homeschoolers in her state. Not all hours have to be sitting down in front of books. Let’s see if we can’t help this homeschooler out. What types of activities do you count as schooling? How do you account for those activities?

Capture your memories of this school year in this printable memory book. Feel free to add your own creativity and pages. Send me other ideas you have and I'll try to add them.

Need help setting up your daily schedule? Homeschoolers generally have a lot of freedom in setting up their schedule, but it sometimes takes a while to find out what works best for your family. It's helpful to hear about what others are doing.

It is important to keep good records of your child's homeschooled years. Getting started can be a bit intimidating, but your records can be as simple as a daily journal or as elaborate as a purchased computer program or notebook system.

  These are forms that I've been using for years available for you to use.  Find forms for your personal use as well as forms for homeschool support groups to use.

Each homeschooling family is unique and will have to find the schedule that best suits their family. Here are some tips to help you in setting up a schedule for your school day.

Simple steps to figure out the percentage and letter grade of an assignment or test.

Learn how to use the Scientific Method and use the form provided to record your science projects.

Rather a purchased record keeping program or a simple journal method, it is important to keep records of your homeschooling year. What method do you use? What has worked, what hasn't? Share your experience with other homeschooling families.

A simple how to on figuring a percentage and letter grade of an assignment or test.