Homeschool Curriculum Planner
Build an ordered map of subjects, units, topics, resources, and progress across your school year.
Preparing your example…
Backup, restore, and start over
A ZIP backup keeps this tool’s editable entries, page settings, and uploaded images. It is not a PDF. Keep a backup before clearing browser data or moving computers.
See how the learning year fits together
Organize subjects into units, then add topics and resources. Reorder the sequence as your plans develop; the hierarchy stays intact.
The example names and learning records are fictional. Replace them before printing. Letter and A4 pages include safe margins; long content continues onto numbered pages.
How it works
1. Make it yours
Start with the finished example. Edit the details in the working area and watch the pages update.
2. Choose useful pages
Include only what you need. Adjust paper, type, and color without losing your entries.
3. Keep the result
Print, download a PDF or 300 ppi PNG pages, and keep an editable backup for later.
Questions before you begin
How is a curriculum plan different from a lesson plan?
A curriculum plan maps the larger learning sequence across a year. A lesson plan explains the objectives, materials, and teaching steps for a specific lesson.
Will this save my work automatically?
No. Work starts in memory. Save on this device stores a copy in this browser. A saved-copy notice appears next time; choose it to reopen your work. Private browsing, clearing site data, and storage limits can remove device copies. A downloaded backup is the safest way to move or keep editable work.
How do I avoid extra website headers on printed pages?
Turn off Headers and footers in your browser’s print dialog. Use the selected paper size and 100% scale. The tool does not place navigation, website links, or browser timestamps inside your document.
Can I use these pages as an official school record?
You decide how to use your family’s records. This tool does not verify legal requirements, provide accredited records, or certify educational progress. Check current official requirements where you live.