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This web site is built by Donna Young and is an on-going project since 1998. Donnayoung.org offers free homeschool planners, homeschool planning tips, school calendars, household planners, and printables in various subjects.
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I imagine a lot of you who took a summer break have resumed homeschooling or will soon. I'm entering year two of retirement. Life is just not as glamorous as a retired homeschooler.
DY, Aug. '09
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DY's Resource Home for Jeannie Fulbright's Science Books
There are two pages that are new: A Home page and the TOC Planners page.
March 3, 2010 | TOC Planners »
Spacer Paper
Blue and pink ruled paper with small tick marks along the ruled line to help the student space words.
February 23, 2010 | Spacer Paper »
Kitchen Planners
Kitchen Planners is still in the works, but I am announcing it because there are several new menu planners.
I wrote some about the different types or styles of menu planning. There will be sub-pages added to kitchen-planner eventually.
February 10, 2010 | Kitchen Planners »
Half-Sized Ruled Planner
This planner has been remade again along with the addition of two ruled paper choices. Not only that, but I have re-added my very old ruled planners, "Tiny"
February 6, 2010 | Half-Sized Ruled Planner »
Art Index & Homeschool Planner Index
Two sections of donnayoung.org have their own "Site Directory" or long page of links.
February 5, 6, 2010
Hollow Letters
The alphabet in large hollow letters, sometimes called bubble letters, may be printed from this page. Each letter set, except M and W, uses one sheet of paper. The letter set consists of the upper and lower case letter. The letters are available in two styles. Suitable for children who are learning the alphabet.
January 30, 2010 | Hollow Letters »
Teaching Days and Months
Suggestions about how to teach a child the days of the week and the concept of today, yesterday, and tomorrow.
January 27, 2010 | Teaching Days and Months »
Teaching How Many Days for Each of the Months
Two methods to help children remember how many days are in each of the months. Also has a printable of the poem, Thirty days hath September.
January 27, 2010 | Teaching How Many Days for Each of the Months »
Small Desk Calendar
Several pages about how to make a small desk calendar. Includes the printable calendar.
January 26, 2010 | Small Desk Calendar »
A Fragmentary Account
A Fragmentary Account is a 12 page dated calendar/diary/journal that is ruled and each line begins with a date. On the line you should write something in short about the day.
January 26, 2010 | A Fragmentary Account »
13-Month Ruled Calendar
The 13-Month Ruled Calendar has 13 months.
The months run down the page. There is a ruled space next to each calendar block.
The starting months for this calendar are: May, June, July, August, & September
January 25, 2010 | 13-Month Ruled Calendar »
13-Month Vertical Green Calendar
The 13-Month Vertical Green Calendar has 13 months.
The months run across the page, BUT the days run down the page in a single column. There is a ruled space at the bottom.
The starting months for this calendar are: May, June, July, August, & September
January 25, 2010 | 13-Month Vertical Green Calendar »
Nature Journal Tabs - How to Make the Dividers
Finally! All that cutting and pasting we did in kindergarten will be used once again and for such a worthy cause—the children's 1/2 sized nature journals! You can use the Construction Paper! the Glue! the Scissors! a Hole-Punch! Oh Joy!
January 12, 2010 | How to Make Dividers for Nature Journal »
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