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Education Ages 5–15

Homeschool & Study Planner

Weekly learning blocks, subject trackers, and reading logs for home education.

Whether you homeschool full-time or just steer the homework hours, learning at home needs a rhythm the child can see. This planner lays out weekly learning blocks, per-subject progress trackers, and a pleasure-first reading log — structure without the school-at-home stiffness.

What's inside

  • A weekly learning-block grid the child helps arrange
  • Per-subject progress trackers (no grades required)
  • The pleasure-first reading log with star ratings and drawing space
  • A weekly review page: what worked, what to change

How to use it

Plan the week's blocks together on Monday — the child arranges the order

Track progress visually, per subject, without turning it into grading

Close each week with the 5-minute review: keep, change, celebrate

Why it works

Every FamilyDecode planner follows the same principle: decide once, calmly, together — then let the printed page do the daily reminding. Because your child helped build it, the Homeschool & Study Planner isn't one more parental instruction; it's their plan. And because it hangs where the action happens, it replaces repeated reminders with a simple glance. Families tell us the shift takes about two weeks: the first days you'll still prompt "check your plan", and then one evening, nobody needs to.

Make it stick

Start smaller than feels necessary, celebrate the check-marks more than the results, and bring this planner to your weekly family meeting for two minutes of adjustments. A plan that gets revised is a plan that survives; a plan carved in stone becomes wallpaper. If it stalls, shrink it — fewer steps, bigger wins — rather than abandoning it. This planner is the "Plan" step of the FamilyDecode Method; for the full picture, see our Daily Routines guide.

Frequently asked questions

A starter version lives in our free resource library, so you can test the method first. The complete kit — every version, the parent guide, and updates — is available in the shop.

This planner is designed for: Ages 5–15. Where it matters, the kit includes separate versions for younger and older children.

Print-ready PDF, in both A4 and US Letter. Buy once, download instantly, and print unlimited copies for your own family.

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