Charts and Logs for homechoolers

Assignment/Learning Logs

This versatile form can be used one of two ways. You can either write down assignments that need to be completed or you can write out learning tasks that have been completed daily or weekly. This log could be kept by the parent or the child. For those using a Distance Ed. program which requires weekly reporting, once filled out with completed tasks, these pages could be scanned and sent in to advisors or instructors.

Learning Adventures Style #1

(Writing Style)

With subjects pre-written on form (2 pages)

(math, science, history, geography, language arts, writing, art & music, religion)

Subjects left blank (2 pages)

Cover Page

**Use log for weekly or daily use.

Learning Adventures Style #2

(Fill-in Style)

Multi-subject With Weekly Saint Focus (cover page + 2 pages)

Multi-subject With Weekly Bible Focus (cover page + 2 pages)

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Chore Charts

Getting children to learn and develop the virtue of orderliness and the skills associated with it can be a real challenge for some families. Many times just by having a list of clear daily expectations can really help them get and keep things in order. The sheets below were made with different ages in mind. Some have sample chores and others are blank for your own specialized uses. More themes will appear over time. Use these in combination with the Incentive Progress Charts below to give children incentive to keep trying to learn orderliness.

Fall Scarecrow Theme

Fall Apple Theme

Watermelon Theme - Boy

Watermelon Theme - Girl

Winter Theme - Boy

Winter Theme - Girl

Winter Theme (boy or girl) w/chores for early readers

Winter Theme (boy or girl) w/chores for elementary readers

Winter Theme - Boy w/chores for middle readers

Winter Theme - Girl w/chores for middle readers

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Health Charts

Help learners boost their good health with sheets which encourage good health habits. If laminated, these sheets can be posted and used over and over again with a wipe off marker or crayon.

Personal Care For Young Ones

Hooray! Hooray! Have You Had Your 8 today?

3 people per sheet 4 people per sheet

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Incentive/Progress Charts

Many people, children in particular, like seeing their accomplishments in a tangible way. These cute incentive or progress charts come in a array of different themes and can be used for a number of uses including but definitely not limited to: daily reading, completing assignments on time or with a good attitude, daily or weekly chores completed, scriptures read, prayer chart, caring for pets, a single chore completed, taking daily medicines or vitamins or just practicing good behaviour, to name just a few. We've tried to give you a few ideas for some of the theme sheets below.

Calendar Set (Jan.-Dec. with days of the week excluding Sunday for rest! :)

January July Happy Birthday

February August Advent Countdown Theme - Coming

March September Lenten Countdown Theme - Coming

April October

May November

June December

Plain Set (Without days of the week written in so it can be used as needed.)

Babies - Helping out with new sibling, babysitting, counting down to a new arrival

Cats - Feeding pet cat, changing a litter box, working toward getting a pet cat

Cheerleaders - Working toward a happy goal, practicing gymnastics daily, getting along with siblings, daily reading or spelling practice for a reluctant learner, daily exercise

Detectives - Carefully performing a detailed task, reading a mystery novel

Dogs - Feeding, walking or grooming a pet, working toward acquiring a pet, poop scooping the yard

Gardening - Weeding or mowing yard, raking leaves, watering plants

Goldfish - Feeding pet, changing water, working toward acquiring a pet

Indians - Carefully performing a detailed task

Kitchen Tasks - Making own meal, cleaning up after meals, washing dishes, setting table, putting away clean dishes, loading or unloading dishwasher, helping mom prepare meals

Knitting - Working on a knitting or sewing task, working on a creative project

Love - Daily obedience, hugs given, getting along with siblings, a school day without whining or fighting, attitude in chores or assignments

Music - Practicing a musical instrument or going to choir practice

Party - Working toward giving or attending a party, working toward a special purchase or birthday present, performing any one specific task that would be cause for great celebration on completion, mastering poor habits such as nail biting, whining or name calling among siblings

Penguins - Personal neatness or just for fun

Pirates - Doing daily chores, following directions or just for fun

Princesses - Practicing good hygiene or dressing appropriately for mass

Rabbits - Eating veggies during meals, taking care of a pet rabbit, spring time chores, daily reading

Slumber - Going to bed on time, going to bed without whining, sleeping without a nightlight, saying morning or evening prayers

Space - Working toward a fieldtrip to the planetarium, going to bed on time, sleeping without a nightlight

Sports - Working toward going to a sporting event, practicing sport skills daily or as needed, practicing good sportsmanship, getting daily exercise

Swimming - Working toward going to a sporting event or pool party, going to swimming lessons, practicing swimming skills, getting daily exercise