Summer planning hits us all in different ways. Either you are the person who finished school in May and dove right into planning in June, or you have been enjoying the summer days and plan to get your act together in August. If you are the former, then I salute you. Every year, I attempt to be that person. If you are the latter, then you are in good company. Also, August starts tomorrow.
Planning an education plan for multiple students can seem daunting and chaotic. My desk spends most of June, July, and August hidden in books. One way that I’ve simplified my planning each year is to put the entire plan for each of my children in one document on my computer. I use the Scio planning pages to map out each of my high school student’s careers while also using the planning page to show goals, habits, courses, and extracurricular activities for each student. After printing them and looking at one simple page; the chaos, pile of books, and website tabs don’t seem so daunting.
I’ve included a photo of my son’s junior high school year plan for you to see how simple it can truly be. Math Masters can find the planning pages and other free tools in the toolbox.
