Free Organizing Printables!

You can print these organizing charts, put them in a plastic cover sheet, write on them with dry-erase markers, then wipe and use again!

• Weekly Homeschool Lesson Plan - Quick and easy lesson planner for the homeschool week - print one for every child!

• Chores Chart - Record daily chores (like dishes, feeding the dog, etc), assign a person to do it, and check off when done.

• Points System - Assign a task (like making the bed) and your kids get a point every time they accomplish it - at a certain amount of points they get a prize!

• Blank Calendar - Have you been looking all over the internet for a plain, simple, blank calendar? Well, look no further!

• Weekly Meal Planner - Get a head start on dinner and write a well-planned grocery list.

Top 10 Organizing Tips

Planning your day and developing a routine really can become second nature if you just stick with it. These tips will help you get started and pretty soon your household will be running like clock work!

• 10. Set up a morning routine - Establishing a morning routine is a good way to get your day going.



• 9. Establish a time for daily chores - Have a time for regular pick-ups.



• 8. Remember that a project isn't finished until the clean-up is done. Schedule it in with the project.



• 7. Get the whole family involved - Everyone should have a role to play in your daily schedule.



• 6. Many families schedule academics four days a week and reserve Fridays for field trips and projects.



• 5. Schedule time for yourself - When laying out your plans, be sure to schedule time for yourself. Even a simple nap or 10 minute walk can work wonders!



• 4. Ask your family and friends to hold off calling until you're finished with school or let the answering machine pick up the calls.



• 3. Establish an evening routine - From dinner to bath to bedtime, younger kids will find it easier to get to sleep if you follow an evening routine.



• 2. Lay out a plan for your year - Begin with an overall plan for the year and then break it down into quarters, months, weeks and finally get into the nitty gritty of a daily plan.



• 1. Print our organizing charts above!