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Homeschool Printables for Kids

This homeschool collection brings together printable planners, schedules, curriculum checklists, attendance records, and preschool learning pages for children aged 3 to 12. Parents and teachers can choose simple resources for home learning, small groups, or their own classroom.

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Homeschool planning printables in one place

The homeschool pages are grouped by the task you need to manage. Use the Homeschool Planner to note weekly goals and activities, then use the Homeschool Schedule to set a clear rhythm for each day. The Homeschool Curriculum Checklist helps you keep track of subjects and topics, while the Homeschool Attendance Record gives you a simple place to record learning days. For younger children, Preschool Curriculum at Home brings early learning ideas together in a practical format. You can move between these topic pages when planning a week or preparing a new term.

Choose pages by age and learning level

For children aged 3 to 5, begin with Preschool Curriculum at Home and keep the day short, with time for drawing, stories, counting, letters, and play. Children in the early primary years can use a Homeschool Planner and Schedule alongside simple reading, writing, maths, and general knowledge activities. For older children up to age 12, the Curriculum Checklist can help you divide larger subjects into smaller topics. Pick one or two pages first, then add more when your child is comfortable using them.

Simple ways to use them at home or in class

Print a weekly planner on Sunday and fill it in with your child so they can see the plan for the week. Keep the schedule flexible by leaving space for reading time, outdoor play, revision, and unfinished work. Use the curriculum checklist at the start of a term and mark topics as your child completes them. A parent can update the attendance record at the end of each learning day. In your own classroom, these pages can support home learning folders, small groups, or a quiet planning station.

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Open a topic page, choose the printable you need, and download the PDF using your free EarlyActivity account. Free accounts can download up to 20 printables a day. Most printables are free. The files are sized for A4 and US Letter paper, so select the paper size available to you and print at Actual size, or 100%. Print only the pages you need, then keep them in a folder for the week. Use the files at home or in your own classroom. Sharing or reselling them is not allowed.

Frequently asked questions

What homeschool printables can I find here?

You can find a Homeschool Planner, Homeschool Schedule, Homeschool Curriculum Checklist, Homeschool Attendance Record, and Preschool Curriculum at Home pages for children aged 3 to 12.

Are these homeschool printables free?

Most EarlyActivity printables are free. You need a free account to download them, and a free account can download up to 20 printables a day.

What paper size should I use for printing?

The PDF files are sized for A4 and US Letter paper. Print at Actual size, or 100%, to keep the page layout at its intended size.

Can I use these pages for my homeschool routine?

Yes. You can use them at home to plan lessons, record attendance, organise subjects, and guide preschool learning.

Can teachers use these homeschool pages in class?

Yes. Teachers may print the files for use in their own classroom, including planning folders, small groups, and home learning records.

How can I make homeschool planning easier for a young child?

Choose a small number of activities, use a simple daily schedule, and include breaks for play and movement. Let your child help tick off finished tasks or choose between two activities.

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