2025 Homeschool Activity Tracker for Single Child: Single Child Homeschool Log Book | 2025 Jan-Dec Calendar | Australian Curriculum Subjects | … Goals | Term Overviews | Homeschool Log Book

2025 Homeschool Activity Tracker for Single Child Single Child Homeschool Log Book 2025 Jan-Dec Calendar Australian Curriculum Subjects Document Your Homeschool Year by Activity Set Term Goals Term Overviews Homeschool Log Book Congratulations on your decision to homeschool! It truly is one of the best things you will ever do. Sometimes it’s the only schooling option that meets your family’s needs. And sometimes it feels really daunting. As a homeschooling Mum, I understand that it takes a while to settle into what works for your family and that documenting what you are doing can sometimes be the last thing on your mind . But, perhaps (like me) you need to be able to provide evidence of what you are covering each term. Or maybe you want a record for your own reference and peace of mind. It truly is surprising to realise how much learning has occurred on a seemingly non-eventful day once you write it all down. This book will help you keep track of it all easily and efficiently . After trying several ways of documenting our days, I realised that the most simple approach was to record by activity. That way, each activity can be described, and linked to the relevant curriculum subject/s. I find that usually, activities will cover a few subjects, which, if you are documenting by subject, means you have to waste time repeating yourself by writing the activity down in each subject area. Documenting by activity saves you time as you only need to record once. I am located in Victoria, Australia so I based the subjects around the Australian curriculum. However this journal would be great for unschooling families, and useful for audit purposes, whether you are choosing to follow a curriculum or not. KEY FEATURES: Contacts: Keep your important homeschool contacts together in one place. Calendar: Handy month-to-a-page 2025 calendar is included so you can record key dates. Term Goals: Goals can be set for each term with your child and then ticked off in this section. Activity Tracker: Each activity your child does can be logged with the relevant subjects ticked in the Activity Tracker section. Documenting this way is a game-changer! Term Overview: Reflect on the term’s activities with an overview per subject. This helps to clarify your child’s interests in a particular subject as well as identify any learning gaps. Notes and To-Do Lists: Provided at the back of the journal. Perfect for One Child: This book is designed to be used for a single child over a 4-term year that runs January-December. If you have multiple children you would need one book per child. Or check out my other Homeschool planner that accommodates up to 3 children. Generously Sized: The book measures 8.5 x 11 inches giving you lots of room for your record-keeping. Matte Cover: Soft matte cover with a beautiful floral motif. Buy your copy today and start documenting your homeschool journal the easy way. —- ISBN: nan | ISBN10: B0DQ86CWP6 | ISBN-13: