For Homeschool Families With More Than One Child at Home
One planner for all your children
Set up your whole year in one sitting
No planner experience needed
Soft pressed flower design
Print version fits up to six kids
Attendance sheets for every child
Works with unit studies
Portfolio ready for your state
Everything in one place
Fits every homeschool style
One planner for all your children
Set up your whole year in one sitting
No planner experience needed
Soft pressed flower design
Print version fits up to six kids
Attendance sheets for every child
Works with unit studies
Portfolio ready for your state
Everything in one place
Fits every homeschool style
The Homeschool Heirloom
by Raising Bluebelles & Boys
One planner for every child in your homeschool, $27

A Homeschool Planner Built for Families With More Than One Child

Only$27

Get instant access to The Homeschool Heirloom, a planner and portfolio for multiple children. Inside you get a yearly overview, attendance for every child, a page for each kid and how they learn, book lists, field trip lists, and room to write down what you want to remember. It is all in one place. Print it as many times as you need, and the print version holds up to six children.

Choose your format. The digital download prints as many times as you need; the Amazon paperback arrives ready to write in.

Without the Heirloom vs With the Heirloom

Without the Heirloom
Loose papers on the counter, the couch, and the van
Curriculum notes saved in five different places
Nothing written down when your state asks
Free printables that never match each other
A whole year you cannot quite remember
Another year you cannot look back on.
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With the Heirloom
Everything in one book
Attendance marked in seconds
Portfolio ready all year
All six kids in one place
Memories written down
One planner you grab and go.

If any of this sounds familiar...

01You start every morning hunting for paper. The math page is on the counter, the reading list is somewhere in your phone, and the field trip flyer is still in the van. School cannot start until you find it all, and by then everybody has wandered off.
02You have kids in three or four different grades, and every planner you find is built for one child. So you buy three, or print three, and punch holes in three. None of them talk to each other, and none of them show you your family as a whole.
03You have downloaded a dozen free printables. Each one is a different size, a different look, and covers a different piece of the year. Nothing lines up, so you keep the ones you like and the rest just add to the pile.
04Your state wants a portfolio and your stomach drops. You know you did the work. You read the books, took the trips, and taught the lessons. You just never wrote any of it down in one spot.
05You want to remember this year. The morning at the creek, the book everyone begged you to read again, the week your youngest finally read on her own. But the days run together and the details slip away by spring.
06You have spent hours on Pinterest looking for a template that fits a family your size. You keep pinning and saving and searching. You still have not found one, and that is time you wanted to spend with your kids.

...then this is for you!

Only$27

Here is what changes when it is all
in one place:

✕ Papers on every surface of the house
Now there is one book. Attendance, notes, book lists, and trips all live on the same pages, so you always know where to look and school can start on time.
✕ A separate planner for every child
One planner covers your whole family. The print version has room for up to six children, and you can print more child pages any time you need them.
✕ A dozen free printables that do not match
You can stop downloading. Every page is part of the same set, in the same soft pressed flower design, made to sit in one binder together.
✕ Panic when your state asks for records
Your portfolio builds itself as you go. Attendance, books, trips, and subject notes are already written down when someone asks to see them.
✕ A year you cannot quite remember
There is a place for the small things. The creek trip, the read aloud everyone loved, the week reading finally clicked. You will be able to flip back and find it years from now.
✕ Hours on Pinterest hunting for a template
You stop searching. You flip to the page you need, write one line, and get back to your children.
The Solution
Introducing

The Homeschool Heirloom: A Planner & Portfolio For Multiple Children

It is a printable planner and portfolio made for families with more than one child. You write in your own dates, so it fits any start day and any pace. Print one set for each child, or use the print version that holds up to six. It was built around unit studies, and it works just as well with every other way of homeschooling.

Only$27

One payment either way. Print a set for every child you teach, or order the bound book.

It only takes 3 steps

1
🖨️
Print It
Print the pages you need and write in your own dates
2
✍️
Fill It In
Mark attendance, add books, trips, and notes as you go
3
🌸
Keep It
Close the year with a finished record you can hand over
Loose papers everywhereOne finished planner
The family behind Raising Bluebelles & Boys

How this planner came to be

Hi, I am a homeschooling mom of five and a history major. Writing things down is how I make sense of a year, and I could never find a planner that let me do that for all of my children at once. So I made one.

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Children homeschooled
6
Kids per print version
12
Months of records
1
Place for everything

Here is everything inside the Heirloom:

One

The Yearly Overview

Map out your whole year on one set of pages. Write in your own dates so it fits your start day, your breaks, and your pace. It is laid out for unit studies, and it works the same if you use boxed curriculum, living books, or a little of everything.

Planning
Two

Attendance for Every Child

One sheet per child, all in the same book. Mark the day and move on. When your state wants day counts, they are already in one place instead of spread across three notebooks and a phone note.

Records
Three

A Page for Each Child

Write down how each of your kids learns, what they need help with, and what finally worked. Their subjects, their reading, their hard weeks and their wins. Next year you will open it and know exactly where to start.

Your Children
Four

Book Lists and Field Trips

Two lists for books, one for what you want to read and one for what you actually read. Two lists for trips, one for the places you hope to go and one for where you went. No more digging through your phone for the name of that museum.

Lists and Ideas
Five

Memory and Portfolio Pages

Room for the special things that happened this year. If your state requires a portfolio, this is where it lives. If your state does not require one, this is where your family gets to look back and remember.

Keepsake
Everything You Get
The Homeschool Heirloom: A Planner & Portfolio For Multiple Children

One payment. Instant download. Print it as many times as you need, this year and every year after.

The full printable planner and portfolioCore
Yearly overview pages laid out for unit studiesPlanning
Attendance sheets for up to six childrenRecords
A notes page for each child and how they learnChildren
Book lists for what to read and what you readBooks
Field trip pages for trips planned and trips takenTrips
Memory and portfolio pages for your state fileKeepsake
Filled in examples so you can see how it worksExamples
$27
One payment. Instant download.

Print it again every year. Nothing else to buy.

Frequently Asked Questions

I am brand new to homeschooling. Will I know how to use this?
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Yes. Every section has an example page that shows one way to fill it out. You do not need to know your state rules or already have a system. Follow the examples, or use the pages however fits your family. There is no wrong way to do it.
I have not picked my curriculum yet. Can I still start?
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Yes. The Heirloom is not tied to any curriculum. There is room to write down what you are using once you decide, and the idea and book lists help you sort out what you still need before the year starts.
I have tried planners before and quit by October. Why is this one different?
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Most planners ask you to fill in a page every single day. This one is built to be marked quickly. Attendance takes seconds. Lists get added to when something comes to mind. The notes pages are there when you want them, not hanging over you when you do not.
How is this different from the free printables I already downloaded?
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Free pages come from different people in different sizes and styles. Nothing lines up and nothing adds up. Every page here is part of one set, in one design, made to sit in one binder and cover the whole year for every child you teach.
Does this only work for unit studies?
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No. It works beautifully with unit studies because of how the yearly overview is set up. The pages are open enough for any style though. Classical, Charlotte Mason, boxed curriculum, eclectic, and everything in between.
I have more than six children. Does it still work?
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Yes. The print version is laid out for up to six children, and you can print the child pages and attendance sheets as many times as you need. You get the whole file, so a family of eight works the same as a family of two.
My state requires a portfolio. Is this enough?
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This gives you one place to keep attendance, book lists, field trips, subject notes, and the memorable parts of your year. Every state writes its own rules, so check what yours asks for. Most families find that what they need is already in here.
Are the dates already printed in?
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No. You write in your own dates. That means you can start in July or in October, take off the weeks you need, and use the very same planner again next year without buying anything new.
Get Started

Your family's year deserves
to be written down.

Get The Homeschool Heirloom for $27. One place for attendance, books, field trips, notes, and memories, for every child you teach.

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