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Help-U-Homeschool Samples
You can purchase a planner designed for homeschooling or simply purchase a regular notebook.
Some people like to keep track of things in binders (and some of us decorate them).
I found this free simple attendance tracker online. I later created another one based off of this one.
I once used the calendar pages of this planner I purchased to keep track of the number of days.
The law requires homeschool families to keep a list (by title) of reading materials used. I usually listed my textbooks separately from my daughter's list of chapter books.
Help-U-Homeschool Samples
List of books read or textbooks used may be easily handwritten in a notebook or journal. Even the older students can help with this.
Some like to use planners for recording student activities/lessons. This one is a template from MS Word.
Help-U-Homeschool Samples
Dated records of what is planned OR what was done may even be handwritten and kept in a notebook.
Including programs, brochures, and photos is a great way to help show your evaluator other activities in which your child participated.
Don't forget to include samples of student work!
