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The Well Planned Day Giveaway!

Well Planned Day Givaway

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A good homeschool planner is a must. I know there are amazing homeschool mamas that design and make their own, but I am not so talented in that area. 🙂 I am so thankful that there are planners for sale that are not only functional, but pretty as well!

The Well Planned Day Planner has many options for the homeschooling mom. It is well laid out, and is easy to find what you need, yet has almost everything you need! The only thing I find lacking is keeping track of hours in the day, which is required where we live. A friend uses it and said she just writes the hours by the assignment, so that would be an easy fix.

I like pretty and encouraging things, and this planner has both aspects.

encouragement from The Well Planned Day

Every month there is a devotional type article.

Planner Pages

A week of planner pages, complete with weekly priorities, dinner menu, weekly catechism, and weekend activities.

Class Plan

Class Plan and Student Schedule

The Well Planned Day Homeschool Planner is $26.95, and is a good investment for your school year! You can enter to win one below.

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133 Comments

    1. Is there any chance you have a good site to find a “hour log”? I have two homeschool students and haven’t been able to find a good printable for logging daily hours.

  1. This is our first year. I had to cut a few things out due to just starting. This was one thing I had to cut. It would be great!

  2. I don’t have a homeschool planner because I only have a 4 month old right now. But I hope to be an organized homeschooling mama someday!

  3. I don’t have a planner yet for this year. I have been looking for a good one to use for homeschooling and haven’t found one yet. This one looks great!!

  4. I used to write a list everyday, but have gotten out of the habit because there is just too much to write down…this planner would be a big help!

  5. I don’t currently use a planner; but my daughter will start Kindergarten next year and we are adopting an 11 year old from Eastern Europe so I will be homeschooling her once she gets home.

  6. I have used The ultimate Homeschool Planner in the past. I also used a daily planner from Wal Mart before. The store one was not helpful and just became a problem.

  7. I thank you for your gracious offer of the opportunity to win one of these amazing planners! As a stay at home/Titus 2 home schooling mama, our family is on a rather tight budget. And as such, we’re trying to be wise stewards of our finances. I haven’t yet been able to squeeze in any extra schooling items outside of their curriculum. I have made up my own planners in years past, but it was rather time consuming and the only folders I could find were a bit bulky and not easy to use. As our kiddos are now in Jr high & High school, I find that I benefit more from an organized planner to keep us on track. I would be so blessed to win this lovely planner! Thank you and God Bless 🙂

  8. I am trying to get a planner started, using a few free forms I’ve found online, but I can’t find something that works as well as I’d like. This one looks great!

  9. I don’t, just decided to start preschool at home as a trial run to prove to myself I can homeschool. This would be helpful in getting me going.

  10. I’m currently trying to decide what kind of planner to use. I’ve looked at Erin Condren and at the Well-Planned Day. I like that WPD is Bible based. 🙂 I use my phone for some events, Google calendar for some and the refrigerator for some. The rest I tend to forget 🙁

  11. I used a planner last year but wasn’t thrilled with it. I’ve been searching around looking for just the right one.

  12. I don’t currently use a homeschool planner. 2013 was the first year I have used regular planner on a consistent basis. I have eight children and wished I had a planner before now. Life would have been so much easier! A homeschool planner would be even a bigger blessing, especially since we are expecting baby #9 in January.

  13. I don’t currently use an actual planner….just a lined piece of paper…lol!
    I desperately need one. Thanks for this offer! Blessings.

  14. I don’t have a planner, yet. My oldest just turned 5, so we aren’t “officially” homeschooling, but I am thinking of starting “preschool” type stuff with him (he already knows most of it anyway). This planner sure looks like a nice one!

  15. I have tried some printable homeschool planners and making mine own. I’ve yet to find a good balance of what I need…

  16. I’ve used these before, to varying degrees of success (always feel as though I under use it a bit :?) But in the midst of an entirely new stylistic year of HS’s and a dual special needs adoption, I am regretting not purchasing one this year. Maybe I’ll win one, lol!

  17. I do not have a planner at all I use a wall calendar for our appts and stuff but that’s it. I would be interested in giving one of these a try.

  18. Nope, I don’t. I have made my own planner in the past and liked it but I don’t have time this year with eight little ones. Of course I also would probably need TWO of a printed planner like Well Planned Day to have enough room to track all my children.

  19. I do have one I bought many years ago and use some aspects of. I have wanted to try The Well Planned Day for a long time though.

  20. I currently use a MomAgenda Home Office…I like the spiral bound pages and the spots for each member of the family. But this is our first year homeschooling so I’m interested in trying something new!

  21. Yes. I actually use well planned day planner. I have yet to buy a new one for this year. I love using these planners!!

  22. I made a spreadsheet sorta and am using that, but I would love to have an actual planner, can’t afford one though.

  23. Thanks, for providing the drawing. We will start our school year Tuesday. This will come in handy.. Lisa Wright

  24. I have not really found a homeschool planner that I love and would use right now. I am still looking. This looks great though! I love the devotion ideas and the catechism parts. Easy to keep Jesus in homeschool planning.

  25. I use a planner and it really keeps me organized. To save money I look for planners that I can print from blogs that are free.

  26. I don’t currently use a planner since I don’t have children to homeschool yet but this would be a nice item for my hope chest or for helping teach my younger siblings 🙂

  27. I used a much simpler one last year but was hoping to the this for this year. I love all the lists it offers. 🙂

  28. I have used the ultimate homeschool planner in the past, but do not have one for this year yet. Finances are tough right now my husband had a massive heart attack and I had back surgery that went very wrong leaving me partially paralyzed , so this planner would be awesome

  29. I didn’t use a homeschool planner at all last year because I didn’t like any that I had tried in previous years. I would love to win!

  30. I do use a planner, I hand write everything out. My umbrella school requires it for our high school students and I just have always done that. I am a list maker and type A anyway. 🙂

  31. I do use a homeschool planner, but, I need a separate one for our activities and keeping everything straight.

  32. I bought a $1 Teacher Lesson Plan book in the dollar bin at Target. But this one looks MUCH more detailed and really cute to boot! We’re just doing Pre-K so there’s not too much to keep track of for the moment.

  33. I don’t use a planner, but I use a printed calendar to track activities. This would be a wonderful asset to our homeschooL!!!

  34. I made a planner that I printed off from various sources on the web. I would love to try A Well Planned Day Planner!

  35. I currently use several of my own organizing resources, but I have always been curious and interested in the-well-planned-day planner!! 🙂

  36. I do not have a planner this year and have tried some cheap ones in the past, but none have worked very well for me so far. I am homeschooling 4 and could really use the organization of something like this!

  37. I had this planner a couple of years ago, tried a different one the next year and then became a beta subscriber to HEDUA’s online planner. I know they are coming out with a new online planner, but I always like to have a paper backup. I just love their planners and I really like the articles that they put inside the planner. Such an encouragement. Thank you for offering this giveaway.

  38. Two years ago I had an “On The Go” planner by WPD and loved it. Last year I had to hodge-podge together a DIY planner, and that worked okay (nice to pre-print the reoccurring things on my list), but this was cumbersome at times, ate lots of printer ink, took a while to set-up each new month, and I was very inconsistent using it. With a teenager and a 5-year old I’m going in opposite directions most days and don’t have the time to DIY this year. This in depth planner would be just the ticket to solve my woes!!

  39. This is my first year and I”m so unorganized. I hope to find a good planner than can help me get straight!

  40. I bought a generic planner (the kind you buy for yourself) for my two girls this year, and it isn’t going to work like I thought it would. I sweet talked my awesome hubby into spending $10 on it (more than he ever would-he’s a guy, lol)

    I would LOVE LOVE LOVE a planner designated for mom’s who HOMESCHOOL MULTIPLE KIDS! Oh, and by the way…TOTALLY learned my lesson on trying to make something work….next year I’m buying a real planner, HOPEFULLY from these wonderful folks. 🙂

  41. I do not currently have a planner. I print off calendars from online. Its my first year homeschooling and wasn’t even sure what kind of planner to buy!

  42. I dont use one. I would like to. I use my phone for family plans that works but nothing for kiddos

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