My 2026-2027 Planner
Lesson Planning, Vol. 14
Dear Mama,
I have been going back and forth with what to do next year for my lesson plan book. And although there are many beautiful lesson plan books out there, I have come to the conclusion that the best lesson plan book for me is the one I type out on Canva.
Is it beautiful? No. Is it practical? Yes.
I typed up my lesson plans when I first started homeschooling, and the thing is, most lesson plan books are set in stone and leave little room for flexibility. When it comes to lesson planning, I tend to switch things around a lot, and a set planner doesn’t let me rearrange them as easily. This is why I plan on typing mine out next year. I can still make notes and adjustments throughout the week.
I plan to keep my lesson plans and attendance together in one folder as part of my records.
Here is what I need to make my lesson plan:
That’s it!
If I do plan to use a lesson plan book because I love writing my lesson plans out, I will use the Simplified Teacher Planner. I find it the simplest lesson plan book, and it is not bulky. That said, it is not made for homeschool families, but it is easily adaptable.
What is your favorite planner?
Mirley
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