Homeschool binder system

This is our second year homeschooling and my first year teaching two kids. I have a first grader, kindergartener, and 3.5 year old. We have been using this weekly binder system for organizing our curriculum for a couple months and it's just simplified the mornings so much for me! I feel organized instead of scattered.

I'm here to help you feel more confident with teaching your kids at home, so today we're going to be making a homeschool binder!

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Use this homeschool planner for curriculum planning, tracking distance learning assignments, weekly lesson plans, and homeschool expenses.

Today I am sharing an in depth look at our homeschool Mom Binder. This is where I keep every thing I use on a regular basis organized.

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This homeschool file system helps keep our school year organized and on track, and makes lesson planning obsolete!

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This week I am sharing how we organize our binders and bags. Since we don't have a dedicated school room, I wanted to have an easy way to transport our school from room to room. At the beginning of each week I pull all of the worksheets that we will need and put them in binders. Henry's binder is divided into sections by day of the week. Cade has a separate binder for Math and Language. They are both divided into "this week's lessons", "rules to reference", and "loose leaf paper". At the end…