In my last article, I wrote about creating a Household Notebook.  In my research on that one, I stumbled upon several great sites for free printables for a Homeschooling Notebook:

The Homeschooling Planner from TheHomeschoolMom.com

scroll down the page for some printables for your school schedule, unit study schedule, and even unschoolers' records

Homeschool Planner from Donna Young

Wow!  I just discovered this site and I am so excited to have found it!  Forms galore!

Homeschool Teacher Forms from Heritage Highland Forms

includes attendance record, report card, lending record, yearly goals, and more

Homeschool Forms Galore! from Heritage Highland Forms

I am so excited to have found this site today, while researching for this blog.  This site has over 800 forms for art, Bible, music, nature journaling, and even forms on specific unit studies. This site would also be very useful to those who do notebooking or lapbooking.    Definitely work a look! 

A Homeschool Notebook is my next project!  Anything to help me keep on track, is a good thing!

by Lori Seaborg

Posted by homespun9

It'll be nice to have all these links in one spot, when I get the motivation to do something like this. Right now it makes me want to run to the woods, screaming. :)

Isn't Donna Young's site great? I love that it's there year after year, available for me to print my school year calendars and other necessary forms. :)

Posted by NCLighthouseKeeper

I love the forms on Donna Young. I hadn't found the others before; thanks for the links. I glanced over them quickly; now I'll have to go spend some time looking more thoroughly.

I enjoy reading your blog. You are one of the few that I visit regularly.
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Beth

Posted by Anonymous

I love all the links you have shared!!! Thank you for taking the time to do that! I look forward to reading the other things you have said and shared. Awesome stuff!

Love and God's Blessings,
Cat
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www.makingithomemagazine.com

Posted by whodoesmommylove

saw you as a featured member and had to see what's up, love the blog, grateful for the help you are giving for those in need and definitely going to check out these links, sounds cool. Hang in there. :) -Daniela

Posted by sghulett

Lori, thanks for sharing your links. I am a second year HSer and love seeing what others have blogged and this is wonderful.

Thanks and God Bless,
Gretcjen in Wyoming