The Homeschool Planner for Three Kids standing on a sunlit desk beside plants, pencils and a mug
Planner

Homeschool Planner for Three Kids

A multi-child planning system for one homeschool year.

One planning home for three different learners and one real family schedule. Keep shared routines, individual subjects, attendance, curriculum and progress together so you can see the whole homeschool week clearly — without maintaining three separate planning systems or losing the family rhythm underneath the schoolwork.

One family calendar

Shared routines and the family rhythm, at the front.

A set of pages per child

Subjects, curriculum, assignments and progress, kept apart.

Records as you go

Attendance, hours, reading logs and portfolio pages.

Reviews that fit the term

Planning-period reviews instead of a June reconstruction.

The planner open flat at the January calendar on the left and the January plan and reflection page on the right, with a box for each of the three students
What’s inside

Three kids. One family rhythm.

One family calendar sits at the front, and each child has their own set of pages behind it: subjects and curriculum, weekly assignments, attendance, reading logs, progress notes and end-of-term reviews. The records a district or state may ask for are built into the planning rather than reconstructed from memory in June. The print edition is A4 landscape, coil-bound. The digital bundle covers one, two, three and four children, so the same system still fits if the family changes.

Two editions

What each edition gives you

The homeschool planner, the coil-bound print edition, open at a weekly spread

Printed book

The bound planner on its own. It does not include the digital files.

  • 11 × 8.5 in, landscape
  • Coil-bound, so it opens flat on a table
  • Printed to order in color and shipped to you
The homeschool planner, the fillable edition, open on a tablet

Printable + Fillable PDF

One purchase. A link inside the file gives you the rest.

  • A printable PDF of the whole planner
  • Versions for one, two, three and four children
  • Both A4 and US Letter
  • A fillable version where child names fill in once and carry through

Shared and individual, side by side

You see what the family does together and what each child needs, without three separate systems.

Records without the scramble

Attendance, curriculum, reading, projects and progress live in the same planning home.

Built for days that change

A flexible week matters more than a schedule that only works when nobody gets tired or distracted.

It grows with the family

The digital bundle covers one to four children, so the system still fits next year.

See the layout before you buy

Three pages, straight out of the file, at the size they print.

The family home dashboard page
The family dashboard
A weekly plan page with a column per child
One week, three learners
A progress report page for one student, with a row per subject
A progress report per child

Before you buy

Is the print edition coil-bound?

Yes. The print edition is coil-bound, so it opens flat on a desk and folds back on itself. It is printed and shipped by Lulu.

What exactly do I get with the digital edition?

A printable PDF of the whole planner, bought from Google Play Books, with a link inside the file to download the fillable digital version and the extra print variants. The printed book from Lulu does not include those — it is the bound planner on its own.

What paper size is it?

11 × 8.5 in, landscape. It prints on A4 landscape using the Fit to Page setting in your print dialogue — nothing is cut off.

How do I fill it in on a tablet?

Download the fillable version using the link inside the PDF from Google Play Books. Child names propagate through the file once entered, so the same three names do not have to be typed on every sheet.

Where does the purchase actually happen?

On the retailer's own site. Print editions are handled by Lulu and digital editions by Google Play Books, so payment, delivery and any refund are handled under their terms, not ours.

About the author

Amy Philips

Amy Philips writes planners and practical books for people who want a system that survives a bad week. Her titles cover year planning, family logistics, business appointments and end-of-life organization, and share a preference for prompts over blank pages, and for humor over solemnity where the subject allows it.

Printed BookPrintable + Fillable PDF