Available in 12-Month or 16-Month Formats
Weekly plans, inspired ideas, and resource notes—
all in one beautiful book.
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Created BY Teachers-Turned-Homeschool Moms
FOR Homeschool Moms
Feeling overwhelmed with trying to keep track of homeschool lessons, plans, and resources? Do you have too many websites, lesson ideas, and activities to remember? This planner was created by teachers-turned-homeschool moms who needed to stay organized while homeschooling their own children. We designed this book to offer an all-in-one, customizable solution to your homeschool planning stress! It is a unique organizational tool that combines the best of a planner, calendar, notebook, and workbook, allowing you to easily organize and plan an enriching educational year for your family!
This book combines our full “Collecting Inspiration” resource notebook with built-in weekly planners, monthly overviews, and trackers you can make your own. It's truly the best of both words!
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What is a Combined Planner & Resource Notebook?
The Combined Homeschool Planner & Resource Notebook is a complete planning system designed specifically for homeschool families. With weekly, monthly, and yearly calendars, it helps you stay organized, map out lessons, track activities, and plan ahead with ease. But it’s more than just a planner—it also includes ALL of the resource pages from our "Collecting Inspiration Resource Notebook." That means you’ll have space to gather ideas, reflect on your homeschool style, record materials, plan field trips and events, and keep track of what’s working—all in one place.
Why 12-Month and16-Month Versions?
We know how frustrating it can be to run out of space, especially when your homeschool year runs longer. That’s why our combined planner and resource notebook comes in both 12-month and 16-month formats. Whether you need a full year or extra months to start early or continue further, there’s space for your unique rhythm.
What's Inside this Book?
Featured pages include -Weekly Planning Layouts -Monthly Planning Layouts -Year-At-a-Glance Layouts -Attendance Trackers -Notes & To-Do Lists -Homeschool Style & Getting Ready to Homeschool -Field Trip Planning, Classes/Groups/Co-Ops & Hands-On Learning -Games & Rainy Day Activities -Celebrations & Family Fun -Space to Plan Your Routine -Books to Read & Books We’ve Read -Materials & Resources -Websites, Apps, Memberships & Passwords -Subject Planner Pages -Reflections & Plans for Next Year -Blank Pages for Your Planning Needs Specifics: -8.5 x 11” standard letter size format -316 Pages -Soft Cover -Fully Customizable
THIS BOOK IS A WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PLANNER (NOT A DAILY PLANNER).
It does not contain pages with an hourly breakdown for your schedule.
*If you're looking for a Daily/Monthly/Yearly Planner Click HERE
*If you're looking for our Resource Notebook (not a planner) Click HERE
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Every book is printed and shipped locally in your own country to support regional production and reduce wait times.
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Do I have to notify my child's previous school that we have decided to homeschool?After you have registered as a homeschooler, your new homeschool board will take care of the transfer. You do not have to notify your child's old school that you have decided to homeschool, although many people do so as a courtesy.
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What is blended homeschooling?Shared Responsibility homeschooling has been referred to as "Blended" in the past. Shared Responsibility is when the homeschool parent shares the teaching load with an Alberta Teacher who teaches between 20-80% of the student course load. Alberta Teachers must legally teach the outcomes found in the Alberta Programs of Study, while homeschool parents may choose to follow either the Alberta Programs of Study OR the Alberta Home Education Regulation outcomes for the portion that they teach.
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When is the deadline for homeschooling in Alberta?Spaces are often limited, depending on the school board authority (associate board or associate / independent private school) that you choose, so it's best to register early! If you wish to receive funding from Alberta Education, you must have applied and been accepted BEFORE September 30th (i.e. your acceptance approval must be dated September 29th or earlier). In order to ensure that all paperwork is completed in time, we recommend that you apply early. After September 30th, you may still be able to homeschool if you are able to find a school board authority that will permit registration, but please note that you will not be eligible for funding, and that some boards may require a registration fee. Families are able to register directly with the Alberta Government as as Notification Only homeschooler at any point in the year if they do not wish to receive funding or support from a homeschool board.
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Is unschooling legal in Alberta?Absolutely! If you wish to unschool, you should select a school board that supports unschoolers or register as a "Notification Only" homeschooler.
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Is there any funding available for homeschooling?Funding is available in Alberta for families who are registered as fully Parent-Directed. Partial funding is available for those who are registered as Shared Responsibility. Families who are fully Teacher-Directed do not receive funding, nor do families who register directly with the Province as "Notification Only" homeschoolers.
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What is a Learning Plan?A Home Education Learning Plan is a formal document written by you, the home educator. You will be asked to submit a Learning Plan to your school board (or directly to Alberta Education if you are registering without a board) when you register. This document provides details about what you plan to teach, curricular materials you plan to use, methods you will employ to instruct your child, and ways you will assess their learning. It is a working document and may change through the year. For more information, click here.
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Do I have to notify my child's previous school that we have decided to homeschool?After you have registered as a homeschooler, your new homeschool board will take care of the transfer. You do not have to notify your child's old school that you have decided to homeschool, although many people do so as a courtesy.
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What is blended homeschooling?Shared Responsibility homeschooling has been referred to as "Blended" in the past. Shared Responsibility is when the homeschool parent shares the teaching load with an Alberta Teacher who teaches between 20-80% of the student course load. Alberta Teachers must legally teach the outcomes found in the Alberta Programs of Study, while homeschool parents may choose to follow either the Alberta Programs of Study OR the Alberta Home Education Regulation outcomes for the portion that they teach.
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When is the deadline for homeschooling in Alberta?Spaces are often limited, depending on the school board authority (associate board or associate / independent private school) that you choose, so it's best to register early! If you wish to receive funding from Alberta Education, you must have applied and been accepted BEFORE September 30th (i.e. your acceptance approval must be dated September 29th or earlier). In order to ensure that all paperwork is completed in time, we recommend that you apply early. After September 30th, you may still be able to homeschool if you are able to find a school board authority that will permit registration, but please note that you will not be eligible for funding, and that some boards may require a registration fee. Families are able to register directly with the Alberta Government as as Notification Only homeschooler at any point in the year if they do not wish to receive funding or support from a homeschool board.
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Is unschooling legal in Alberta?Absolutely! If you wish to unschool, you should select a school board that supports unschoolers or register as a "Notification Only" homeschooler.
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Is there any funding available for homeschooling?Funding is available in Alberta for families who are registered as fully Parent-Directed. Partial funding is available for those who are registered as Shared Responsibility. Families who are fully Teacher-Directed do not receive funding, nor do families who register directly with the Province as "Notification Only" homeschoolers.
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What is a Learning Plan?A Home Education Learning Plan is a formal document written by you, the home educator. You will be asked to submit a Learning Plan to your school board (or directly to Alberta Education if you are registering without a board) when you register. This document provides details about what you plan to teach, curricular materials you plan to use, methods you will employ to instruct your child, and ways you will assess their learning. It is a working document and may change through the year. For more information, click here.
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Do I have to notify my child's previous school that we have decided to homeschool?After you have registered as a homeschooler, your new homeschool board will take care of the transfer. You do not have to notify your child's old school that you have decided to homeschool, although many people do so as a courtesy.
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What is blended homeschooling?Shared Responsibility homeschooling has been referred to as "Blended" in the past. Shared Responsibility is when the homeschool parent shares the teaching load with an Alberta Teacher who teaches between 20-80% of the student course load. Alberta Teachers must legally teach the outcomes found in the Alberta Programs of Study, while homeschool parents may choose to follow either the Alberta Programs of Study OR the Alberta Home Education Regulation outcomes for the portion that they teach.
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When is the deadline for homeschooling in Alberta?Spaces are often limited, depending on the school board authority (associate board or associate / independent private school) that you choose, so it's best to register early! If you wish to receive funding from Alberta Education, you must have applied and been accepted BEFORE September 30th (i.e. your acceptance approval must be dated September 29th or earlier). In order to ensure that all paperwork is completed in time, we recommend that you apply early. After September 30th, you may still be able to homeschool if you are able to find a school board authority that will permit registration, but please note that you will not be eligible for funding, and that some boards may require a registration fee. Families are able to register directly with the Alberta Government as as Notification Only homeschooler at any point in the year if they do not wish to receive funding or support from a homeschool board.
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Is unschooling legal in Alberta?Absolutely! If you wish to unschool, you should select a school board that supports unschoolers or register as a "Notification Only" homeschooler.
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Is there any funding available for homeschooling?Funding is available in Alberta for families who are registered as fully Parent-Directed. Partial funding is available for those who are registered as Shared Responsibility. Families who are fully Teacher-Directed do not receive funding, nor do families who register directly with the Province as "Notification Only" homeschoolers.
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What is a Learning Plan?A Home Education Learning Plan is a formal document written by you, the home educator. You will be asked to submit a Learning Plan to your school board (or directly to Alberta Education if you are registering without a board) when you register. This document provides details about what you plan to teach, curricular materials you plan to use, methods you will employ to instruct your child, and ways you will assess their learning. It is a working document and may change through the year. For more information, click here.
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Do I have to notify my child's previous school that we have decided to homeschool?After you have registered as a homeschooler, your new homeschool board will take care of the transfer. You do not have to notify your child's old school that you have decided to homeschool, although many people do so as a courtesy.
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What is blended homeschooling?Shared Responsibility homeschooling has been referred to as "Blended" in the past. Shared Responsibility is when the homeschool parent shares the teaching load with an Alberta Teacher who teaches between 20-80% of the student course load. Alberta Teachers must legally teach the outcomes found in the Alberta Programs of Study, while homeschool parents may choose to follow either the Alberta Programs of Study OR the Alberta Home Education Regulation outcomes for the portion that they teach.
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When is the deadline for homeschooling in Alberta?Spaces are often limited, depending on the school board authority (associate board or associate / independent private school) that you choose, so it's best to register early! If you wish to receive funding from Alberta Education, you must have applied and been accepted BEFORE September 30th (i.e. your acceptance approval must be dated September 29th or earlier). In order to ensure that all paperwork is completed in time, we recommend that you apply early. After September 30th, you may still be able to homeschool if you are able to find a school board authority that will permit registration, but please note that you will not be eligible for funding, and that some boards may require a registration fee. Families are able to register directly with the Alberta Government as as Notification Only homeschooler at any point in the year if they do not wish to receive funding or support from a homeschool board.
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Is unschooling legal in Alberta?Absolutely! If you wish to unschool, you should select a school board that supports unschoolers or register as a "Notification Only" homeschooler.
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Is there any funding available for homeschooling?Funding is available in Alberta for families who are registered as fully Parent-Directed. Partial funding is available for those who are registered as Shared Responsibility. Families who are fully Teacher-Directed do not receive funding, nor do families who register directly with the Province as "Notification Only" homeschoolers.
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What is a Learning Plan?A Home Education Learning Plan is a formal document written by you, the home educator. You will be asked to submit a Learning Plan to your school board (or directly to Alberta Education if you are registering without a board) when you register. This document provides details about what you plan to teach, curricular materials you plan to use, methods you will employ to instruct your child, and ways you will assess their learning. It is a working document and may change through the year. For more information, click here.
You'll LOVE this book IF...
You’re tired of running out of room in your current planner. This planner provides either
12-months (55 weeks) or 16-months (70 weeks) of space, ensuring you have plenty of room to plan ahead, extend your homeschool year, or start when it works best for your family—without the usual planner limitations.
You need more than just a schedule – you need a resource hub. This planner isn’t just for planning; it’s a space to gather your resources, track passwords for educational apps, list materials, and even organize your favourite websites all in one place. No more scattered sticky notes!
You want a planner designed by homeschool moms who understand your needs.
Created by teachers who transitioned to homeschooling, this planner is tailored to address the unique challenges of homeschooling, giving you practical solutions from moms who’ve been there.