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30 Free Homeschooling Printables

By Jody Smith

Homeschooling can be costly, but it doesn’t need to be. You can save a lot of money by utilizing all the free resources available on the Internet! Especially printables! Pretty much any paper organizer or guide that you would find in a pricey homeschooling kit can be found online for free! Of course, there are a lot of free printables out there to sift through, so to save you time I have gathered 30 Free Homeschooling Printables to help you cover the basics!

20 Free Homeschooling Printables- A lot of the cost of homeschooling comes from buying paper guides and organizers. So save money by using some of these free homeschooling printables!

30 Free Homeschooling Printables

  • Everything You Need. These free homeschooling printables are pretty much all that you need to start planning and organizing your homeschool. I’ve included planners, worksheets, report cards, blank-lined pages, reading logs, and much more! It’s amazing how many quality homeschooling resources are available online for free!
  • Time. Many people are under the assumption that you will be homeschooling the same amount of time that a child is at school but that is not true. Since you are working one-on-one or in a small group, you will spend much less time sitdown schooling your child.
  • Use experiences!  One of the pros of homeschooling is that you get to teach your child skills while living life and going on experiences. Have a math lesson while you make dinner, learn about letters while you grocery shop, etc.

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1. For preschool and early elementary students this Daily Calendar Page is a great tool. Grab it at the Homeschool Den!

2. Maybe this lesson plan book from Playdough to Plato is just what you are looking for.

3. Mama’s Learning Corner has a homeschool attendance record that is ideal for keeping a record, especially if your state requires an attendance submission.

4. Keep track of your child’s reading and encourage them on with this printable reading log and certificates from Homeschool on a Budget.

5. Check out this Homeschool Portfolio printable from Hip Homeschooling that includes everything you need for tracking and documenting your child’s progress, like reading logs, attendance, and achievements.

Interactive Calendar for Kids: Print and assemble to teach kids days of the week, months, years, and holidays. #homeschoom #preschool #kindergarten

6. At A Little Pinch of Perfect, you’ll find this printable calendar that is great for laminating to use in your schoolroom (or schooling area).

7. These Homeschool Planning Printables from The Crafty Classroom offer a variety of pretty calendars, planning, and goal sheets.

8. Create your own Pacing Guides with the help of these printables from The Frugal Homeschooling Mom.

9. Printable lined papers for school from Classically Homeschooling offers a variety of different types of lined paper for your needs.

10. Have a kindergartner? This Kindergarten Assessment from The Relaxed Homeschool will help you find out just where they are.

handy printables for homeschool

11. Free Homeschool Printables from Happiness Is Homemade is full of fun homeschool printables, such as games, schedules, and reports for teaching.

12. 123 Homeschool 4 Me has these great blank, numbered Spelling Test worksheets.

13. Keep track of school days and grades using the Homeschool Attendance and Grade Printable from Meet Penny.

14. Homeschool Assignment and Chore Sheets from Happy Brown House may help make your homeschool days easier.

15. If you are planning on keeping track of your child’s grades, you can use this Homeschool Report Card Form from Blessed Beyond a Doubt.

8 to do list templates in pastel colors

16. 45 Printable To Do List Templates (Free PDF) by Fun Play Create

17. Graph paper, a hundred chart, number bonds, a calendar, a number line, and more are in this printable Math pack at Five J’s.

18. Another great printable from Five J’s is this 2016-2017 Printable Homeschool Planner with over 200 pages.

19. Should you need to carry proof of homeschooling for discounts, etc. free printable Free Printable Licenses and ID Cards For Kids

from Itsy Bitsy Fun makes it easy.

20. One thing we use every year in our home is a dry-erase calendar to help keep us organized. How to Make a Dry Erase Wall Calendar + Free Printable Calendars from  Lovely Etc. is a great way to create your own!


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21. Free Printable Homeschool Planner from Homeschool Of One allows you to print everything needed to help organize your year.

22. Fall STEM Challenge Cards will bring incredible ideas to help in teaching this year from Little Bins For Little Hands.

23. Teaching your younger students about blending and phonics is such a valuable tool. Pick a Blend Game & Printables by Meaningful Mama will be an asset to you this year.

24. How to Make A Homeschool High School Transcript & Middle School (Free Editable Form) by Tina’s Dynamic Homeschool Plus is a free way to print your students’ transcripts when the need arises.

25. This fun Weekly Planner Printable & Sticker Sheet from Lia Griffith is a colorful way to keep your week organized.

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26. Meaningful Mama offers us a Reward and Consequence Behavior Chart that is printable and will be a visible way for the students to see how they are doing on their behaviors.

27. All teachers can use a new idea for a log, so why not check out Organized 31’s free Reading Log Printable?

28. This is an adorable and vibrant DIY Children’s Calendar – Free Calendar Printables for Kids! from Crafting Cheerfully will set your wall for daily math meetings!

29. Kick off your school year with Organize With Personalized Binders from Organizing Made Fun, and you will have binders that are personalized for each student.

30. Grab this FREE math lap book from Homeschool Den for math practice in a printable book.

 

20 Free Homeschooling Printables- A lot of the cost of homeschooling comes from buying paper guides and organizers. So save money by using some of these free homeschooling printables!

  About Jody: I am a Florida girl through and through living the semi-country, small town life.  I am making my way through it with my amazing hubby, 2 beautiful kids, 2 of the best Dachshunds to ever walk the face of the earth, massive amounts of coffee and a whole lot of Jesus. I homeschool, craft, cook, scrapbook, garden, raid the thrift shops, snap 1,000’s of photos, and read when I can grab a spare minute (which is rare). You can find me blogging at Simply Southern Sunshine.

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Comments

  1. Liesl says

    October 9, 2016 at 5:36 pm

    Thank you so much for linking to our free calendar page! What a wonderful list you’ve compiled!

  2. Shirley Wood says

    October 20, 2016 at 3:52 pm

    Home schooling parents will love this collection. It seems so thorough. Thanks for sharing with us at Merry Monday.

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