- Made for homeschoolers in grades 6–8
- Students plan their own weekly checklist
- More ownership, fewer daily reminders
- Report cards, attendance, and records built in
- Scripture, habits, and life skills included
More Ownership Means Less Resistance
Middle schoolers are ready to have more say in how their school day goes. Instead of managing their daily schedule for them, you can start handing over some of that responsibility. You set goals and make the plan together at the start of the year. From there, you work together to decide when work will get done and they'll use the weekly checklist to keep track. You are still there to guide them and help when needed, but they get the chance to practice managing more for themselves.
They’ll practice that same responsibility all year. Students keep goals in front of them, track grades and records, reflect on how the week went, and think about what they want to do differently next time. Scripture, habits, and practical life skills are built into this undated planner as well. It gives them real responsibility now, while you can still guide them before high school asks even more of them.
What's Inside
The undated planner includes about 250 pages in a 7"× 9.5" spiral-bound format, with monthly tabs to help students find what they need quickly. You’ll also get two full pages of stickers and a two-sided bookmark/ruler. QR codes throughout the planner link to helpful how-to videos when you need them.
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