Printable PDF · 87 pages · dated for 2027
Every week of 2027 already has its page. You only fill in the lessons.
A homeschool planner dated from January to December, with monthly calendars, month plans and 52 weekly lesson plans that double as your attendance record.

Why plans fall apart in February
Most homeschool plans are made once, in a burst of energy, and then live in a notebook with no dates. By February nobody knows which week the history unit was supposed to end, so the plan quietly stops being used.
A dated page for every week fixes that. On Sunday evening you open next week, write the lessons in five columns, and the plan stays tied to the real calendar, holidays and all.
Tick the attendance box each day and count the days at the end of each month. That number is the attendance record many states ask for, without a second notebook.
What is inside
Year at a glance (1 page)
All of 2027 on one page with US holidays highlighted, to block out terms and breaks.
Goals for the year (1 page)
One column per child, up to three, across academics, reading, life skills, character and fun.
Curriculum plan (1 page)
Every subject, the curriculum you will use, the cost and whether you have it yet.
12 monthly calendars (12 pages)
January to December 2027, dated, with holidays marked.
12 month plans (12 pages)
Focus, books, field trips, supplies, appointments and school days completed.
52 weekly lesson plans (52 pages)
Monday to Friday, dated, with subject rows, a to-do list and attendance boxes.
4 term reviews (4 pages)
What worked, what to change and the work samples to keep, every three months.
Reading list and field trip ideas (2 pages)
The two lists you will want when the year is over.
A look at the pages





Plan & Record Bundle
Plan the week ahead, keep proof of the year behind.
The bundle adds the 31-page Homeschool Records Binder (attendance, report cards, reading, field trip and test score logs, portfolio dividers) to the planner: $19 for both instead of $24.
Questions
What do I get?
An 87-page PDF in US Letter size, dated for January to December 2027. You download it right after checkout and print it at home. Nothing ships by mail.
Why a calendar-year planner and not August to July?
Because January is when most families sit down to plan the second half of the school year. If you already run an August to July year, start at the current month and print the months you need.
Can I print it for more than one child?
Yes. Print as many copies as your own household needs. The weekly pages have seven subject rows, which most families use for one or two children.
How is it different from the Records Binder?
The planner is for planning ahead: what you will teach this week and this month. The Records Binder is for proof afterwards: attendance, report cards, test scores and work samples for the 2026–27 school year. The bundle has both.
Can I get a refund?
You keep the files the moment you download them, so all sales are final. The pages shown above are the real pages, so you can see exactly what you get before you buy. If a file will not open or a page prints wrong, email [email protected] and we will fix it or send you a new copy.
Fifty-two Sundays of planning, already dated.
87 printable pages for $12. Prefer to plan online? The schedule maker and curriculum planner are free.