I want to introduce (or reintroduce) you to one of my favorite homeschooling resources: Scholaric Homeschool Planner.

1.  I love Scholaric‘s tagline: The more learning, less typing homeschool planning system.  And it’s so true.  It takes literally seconds to add a lesson to the planner.

2.  I love that Scholaric is the best of both worlds: It’s like an electronic paper planner.  Adding a lesson is as simple as writing the information into a box on a paper planner, but because it’s online, I can easily change or move a lesson without all the mess of erasures or scribbles or running out of space.

3.  I love the simple clean look of Scholaric.  No ads or mess to deal with.  Just planning space. Take a look:

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4.  I love that Scholaric allows me to be as simple or as detailed with my homeschool planning as I want.  Take a look at this sample of a a week of my planning for Jonathan, who is in Kindergarten:

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5.  I love that with Scholaric, I can print out my lesson plans in daily and weekly formats.  I like to use this feature to print completed lessons to PDF and save in Jonathan’s electronic portfolio.

6.  I love that Scholaric allows for tracking of grades and hours.  I don’t have to do this in my state and especially at the grade level we’re at right now, but I know this is a helpful feature for those in states with more stricts homeschooling rules.  Attendance is also automatically tracked for you.

7.  I love that Scholaric allows you to share lessons across students.  If I were homeschooling more than one child, I could easily make the lesson show up on more than one students lesson plan.  I could even make additional notes that apply to the individual children on their lesson plan.

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8.  I love that I can create repeating lessons in Scholaric.  That means faster input and less time typing.

9.  I love that I can use Scholaric on any device from anywhere.  I can put in my lessons on my Mac and then use my iPad or my iPhone while we’re schooling.  All you need is a web browser!

10.  I love that Scholaric was created by a homeschooling dad.  Jeff understands what homeschoolers need and he’s always adding new features to make Scholaric even better!  He listens to his users and he quick to respond by email and Twitter (@scholaric).

You can try Scholaric for FREE for 15 days.  I hope you love it as much as I do!  Scholaric is offering one of my readers a free six month subscription.  Just follow the instructions in the Rafflecopter form below to enter.

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Huge thanks to Scholaric for sponsoring and sending my family to the Teach Them Diligently Convention this weekend.  We’re excited to go and represent you!  If you’re at Teach Them Diligently, be sure to find me because I’ll be handing out bookmarks with a link that will get you 3 free months when you sign up for Scholaric!

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