Elementary Homeschool Planner

We are 4 weeks into our homeschool year, and we have been so impressed at how these planners have blessed us. I have two- one for my 4th grader and one for my 5th grader. They have loved being able to look at the week at a glance and take ownership of their assignments. Once in a while one of my kids will even be done with her independent work before breakfast is finished! It's also a blessing for me as a mom, because it decreases my mental load. On Friday as we are finishing up our week (or Monday morning, if I'm behind) I will take a small focused chunk of time to fill all 3 of my children's planners and it makes life through the week much simpler.
Added bonus: my older children have (voluntarily) been in the Word more as they see the reminder in their planners. Which is way more important than all the other benefits put together. :)

My 8 yo son is loving this! He knows the list needs to be done and no longer gets distracted waiting for me to tell him or show him the next thing to do. I write out his daily schedule each week and he takes care of it each day. I love the habits section at the bottom. With other planners we have to add those in ourselves. It is a bit bulkier than a regular planner, but he doesn't have to travel with it typically so it isn't a big deal. He often forgets about the monthly goal so we may just write it at the top of each weekly page going forward. Otherwise we are 2 weeks into school and it is very helpful.

I was so hesitant to spend the money on these planners, but I am incredibly glad we did! We really struggle to stick to things like this because my 7 and 9 year olds have a different idea of what is helpful than I do. This has worked wonderfully for all of us! My kids have been able to gain some independence with their schoolwork, chores, and goals while being held accountable for all of that and more. Such a great resource!!

We have been using a Not Consumed student planner for our children (grade appropriate) since we began homeschooling 3 years ago. It is most helpful for allowing our children to see what is expected of them for the week. I also enjoy the field trip assessment and the book/video documentation sections. This is a wonderful addition to my other record keeping plan should we ever be audited.

I bought this planner for my son this year and we love it! It has been helpful for giving him more independence in getting his work done, and helped me spend less time remembering what lesson we are on each day. I love the field trip reports in the back and the accountability check marks. I will buy this again next year!

We started homeschooling this year and I decided to get the elementary planner for my 2nd and 5th grader to teach them organization and also encourage them to think about their actions and chores. I will say that I use it the most right now. It has been very helpful for me to plan out each week and keep them on track. It has provided some good thought and discussion about how they acted that week. I think it is a great thing to have if you have several kids and are trying to keep what each of them are doing organized. I love being able to check off and track what we are doing.

This biblical-based elementary planner is a wonderful tool for homeschool families. It not only helps keep lessons and schedules organized, but also weaves in Scripture and faith-based encouragement throughout the week. The simple layout makes it easy for young students to follow, while the biblical focus keeps Christ at the center of their learning. A great balance of practicality and spiritual growth!

I bought my nine and ten year olds each one of these planners. We love them! We ended up taking the whole first week of homeschool setting them up, which wasn’t my plan but was totally worthwhile! The kids are becoming thoughtful about their habits and goals and keeping their own calendars for the first time. I am even using it for my homeschool record keeping as they write down the school work they do. An excellent tool!

This is my second time around ordering these. My kids were so excited to open them on the first day of school, it’s a blessing to see the growth in independence they have made over the summer.