Homeschooling parents teaching one to six children at home, especially in states with portfolio, hour-log, or annual assessment reporting requirements.
Homeschool Record Keeping & Lesson Planner
Never scramble at year-end to prove what your kids actually learned.
I'm teaching three kids at three levels, and I have no idea whether the paperwork I've kept will satisfy my state when review time comes.
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How it works
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Add each of your children
Tell us each child's name, grade, the subjects you're teaching this year, and what you hope they'll accomplish. That's all it takes to get started.
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Get next week's lessons
You get a week at a glance — every subject, every day, with a clear objective and an activity. Each week picks up where the last one left off, so nothing repeats and nothing gets skipped.
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Check off and print your record
Tick lessons as you finish them and jot a quick note. When review time comes, print a tidy progress record with days taught, hours by subject, and a written summary of how each child is doing.