Homeschooling Forms & More!
These forms were created using Microsoft Publisher & Microsoft Word & can be downloaded into MS Word. Some of the forms we have saved as .pdf files and they may be downloaded and opened using Adobe Acrobat Reader. If you do not have Adobe Acrobat Reader, you may download it for free, by visiting their website. If you need help downloading the files, click here.
Forms you can open using Adobe Acrobat Reader:
(Record-keeping documents & our school's newsletter)
Weekly Assignment Sheet
This is a weekly assignment sheet, made to be printed and used for one child. Simply write in the child's name at the top, where indicated. You can then add the lesson plans per subject and the week that is planned. The little boxes in the right, upper corner, are for the child to check off, when the work is completed. I usually run off two copies per child, I give each child their copy of their assignments, and I keep one in a three-ring binder. That week's lessons are at the front of the book for me to follow, and make notes, etc. The previous week's plans are moved to the back of the book for future reference if needed.
Daily Assignment Sheet
This is a daily assignment sheet, which can be printed and used for daily assignments.
Quarterly Report Card
This report card, has a blank area for you to write in your school's name on the front, or perhaps you could have a stamp made, or if you have Microsoft publisher, you can take this idea and redo it to fit your needs.
Daily Grade Record
This is a template for keeping track of your child's grades per month. Simply write in the month and record each daily grade.(Just a note: I accidentally uploaded this as a three-page document, with two pages having headings for certain months. Please excuse this error until I can get it replaced and for now, just print page one. I apologize for any inconvenience.)
L.B.A. News
Our oldest daughter Sarah, decided it would be fun if we had a school newsletter. It's also a great way to let others know what we're up to! You can download this file to see what we've done, or just to view how we set up our newsletter if you'd like! Why not start your own newsletter today? (This was created using MS Publisher. If you have Publisher and would like a copy of our newsletter e-mailed or mailed to you, please e-mail me and I will get back to you as soon as I possibly can. Thanks!)
Here are the same forms & a couple of extras, to be downloaded
directly into Microsoft Word:
Weekly Assignment Sheet (same as in Adobe-with the subjects listed)
See above description.
Weekly Assignment Sheet (without the subjects listed)
See above description.
Daily Assignment Sheet (similar to the one in Adobe-with the subjects listed)
See above description.
Daily Assignment Sheet (without the subjects listed)
See above description.
Quarterly Report Card (same as in Adobe)
See above description.
Daily Grade Record (same as in Adobe-with the subjects listed)
See above description.
Daily Grade Record (without the subjects listed)
See above description.
Yearly Attendance Chart
A yearly attendance chart for one child. You can list the months you homeschool, down the left side.
Here are some miscellaneous forms to be downloaded directly into Microsoft Word:
(Chore charts, multiplication tables, etc.)
Multiplication Table (filled in for study)
This is a table with the answers for a child to use to study by.
Multiplication Table (filled in for study-in color)
This is a table with the answers for a child to use to study by.
Multiplication Table (for child to practice filling in)
This is a table for a child to use to practice his/her multiplication tables.
My Reading Log
Your child can easily keep track of the books he or she reads for "Book It!" or other reasons.
Letter writing sample
Use this template if you are trying to teach your child how to write a personal letter.
My Chore Chart
A chore chart for you to add your child's chores weekly. Or you can laminate it for use again and again. Write the chore items across the top and have the child mark them off as they are done. Use a dry erase marker for marking off jobs done, or use stickers.
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