Free printables
Free homeschool printables
Paper versions of the records that matter: attendance, a weekly plan, a reading list, a four-year credit plan, a portfolio checklist and a log for learning outside the book. Print them and use them; no sign-up.
Homeschool attendance sheet
One month per child per page. Mark each school day, write the minutes if you count hours, and give a reason on the days without school, so the record explains its own gaps.Weekly homeschool lesson planner
One child per sheet, one week per sheet. Write each subject's lesson in its day, tick it when done, and use the three questions at the bottom on Friday.Homeschool reading log
Every book in one list, for one child. A reading list is one of the easiest parts of a portfolio to keep, and one of the most interesting to read back at the end of the year.High school course and credit planner
All four years of high school on one page: each course, its credits, what it was taught with, and the final grade. It is the working draft of the transcript.Homeschool portfolio checklist
A checklist for the binder or folder you hand to an evaluator, keep for your files, or show anyone who asks. Tick each item as it goes in; aim for work samples from early, middle and late in the year.Field trip and learning log
For the days that were clearly school but not a lesson from the book: museums, nature walks, co-op classes, a week-long project. Write the date, the area, the time and one line on what was learned.
When paper stops being enough
The same records, but the next lesson lines up on its own, missed days move the plan, and the year-end packet prints itself.