Student Planners

The Student Planner: A Daily Planning and Organizing Tool for Every Student by Sandi Queen

This is a resource I developed for my own children to keep them organized and focused as they did their daily schoolwork. 

How to use The Student Planner 
Welcome to a less stressful and more organized homeschool year! 
You will find three kinds of pages in this book: 

1.  The checklist pages  - these are the pages that have column  headings saying "subject" and the days of the week.

Under the column for "subject," list each subject that you will be  doing for school this year, one under the other.

Each day, when you complete that subject, check it off in the square for that day next to the listing for that subject. This will 
help you to easily see which subjects you have finished for the day, and which subjects you have left to do. It will also let your parent know what you have finished.

2. The "notes" pages  - these are essentially blank pages for you to  use to list special projects that you want to work on, things you want to remember, appointments or events, and such. You can 
use these pages for whatever you want. You may want to use them to write reminder notes to yourself, such as "get book about 
snakes from the library today," or "study for test today," or "leave an encouraging note for Mom today."

3. The "log list" pages at the back are for you to keep track of any reading materials, educational dvds, etc. you have used this year. This book is a resource book for you, to help you organize your day, as well as a help to your parent, who may be busy teaching several children, to help him or her see when each child has completed each 
subject. Be diligent in using it every day!

We have made The Student Planner available in a variety of different covers so you can choose one that suits your personality, and so that each child in the family can have his own easily identifiable planner. These books are consumable, so you'll want one for each school-aged child. For all ages.