As I begin to prepare for next year, getting a new planner is the first thing on my to-do list. But instead of buying one, I’ll download mine for free! There are so many free planners and calendars available online. I actually prefer to use these free planners instead of purchased ones. The most obvious reason is the cost savings, but that’s not the only benefit.

What I like most about these free printable planners and calendars is that I can mix and match pages from various sources to create the perfect custom-made planner. I’ve never found a store-bought planner that I was completely happy with. Now, I can use the calendar pages from one printable, the weekly planning pages from another, and the checklist from a third source. I end up with a planner that meets our needs better than anything I could buy.

These free printables also make it easy to try a new method of planning. You can print a few pages for a trial run, rather than buying an entire planner in the store. If you decide the new planning method isn’t a good fit, all you’ve lost is a few pages of paper and a little ink.

Here are some of the free planners and calendars I’ve found:

Free Planners

7 Step Homeschool Planner– Tina’s Dynamic Homeschool provides over 500 downloadable pages you can mix and match to create a custom planner. It includes a lesson planner, attendance records, calendars, goal sheets, and much more.

Middle & High School Planner– These downloads from Homeschool Creations include a daily schedule page, plus pages for long-term planning, tracking credits, and more.

Homeschool Planning Pages–  My Joy-Filled Life’s planning pages include calendars, assignment sheets, attendance tracker, reading log, grade record, and much more.

Simple Planner– Faith Trail Academy made this planner available at no charge on Teachers Pay Teachers. The planner includes weekly & daily planning pages, as well as a goal-setting page. For more information about using the planner, read Create Your Homeschool Schedule.

Homeschool Planner– The Relaxed Homeschool’s planner includes a calendar, weekly docket, daily docket, goal sheets, field trip planner, curriculum planner, reading log, and much more.

Personal Planner Printables– The Scattered Squirrel offers a large selection of daily, weekly, and monthly planner pages.

The Charlotte Mason Mother’s Planner– This planner from Everyday Graces Homeschool includes a weekly planning page, a daily habits page, a book log, and more. It also features beautiful art and quotes.

Homeschooling With Confidence Planner– Homeschooling 4 Him’s planner includes a book log, attendance record, monthly & weekly planning pages, and journaling pages.

Homeschool Planning Worksheets– This planner, created by Table Life Blog, includes pages for daily, monthly, and weekly use.

Homeschool Student Planner– Inspire the Mom’s planner includes a “year at a glance” page, daily and weekly planning pages, a field trip tracker, a reading log, and more.

Homeschool Planner– Living Life & Learning’s planner has a calendar, weekly and daily planning pages, unit study and field trip planning pages, and an attendance log.

Homeschool Planner Printables– This planner set, created by Christian Book, provides calendars, weekly planner, hourly planner, attendance tracker, reading log, field trip log, curriculum shopping list, to-do list, goal tracking pages, and many more forms and planning pages.

Long-Range Homeschool  Planner– This planner, created by Jen Merckling, includes pages for planning curriculum choices, listing needed materials, scheduling field trips, setting long-range goals, and more.

Time Blocking Worksheets– Hey Donna provides several time blocking templates, plus a detailed explanation of how to use time blocking to plan your day and increase your productivity.

Homeschool Assignment & Chore Sheets– These printable sheets from Happy Brown House are great for helping kids become more independent with their daily responsibilities.

Family Calendar & Lesson Planner– This printable from The Homeschool Resource Room includes calendar pages and lesson planning pages.

The Reverse Homeschool Planner– Rather than planning lessons in advance, these pages, created by This Simple Balance, are used to record what you actually do each day in your homeschool.

Free Calendars

If you need a simple calendar without all the planner pages and other resources, try the templates on these websites. They each offer multiple formats and styles.

iMOM
Calendar Labs
Calendar-12.com 
print-a-calendar.com 

 

 

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This post was originally published on June 6, 2021, and has been updated for accuracy and comprehensiveness.