Charlotte Mason Heirloom Planner

Because these precious days should be preserved.

The Charlotte Mason Heirloom Planner is much more than a planner.

It’s a living book and a mentor. A place to reflect and be renewed, to recommit each week to living for the Lord. It’s a record of your daily life, your adventures, your family history, and all God has done through you and for you.

Each month begins with:

  • A page for goal setting and the year’s verse

  • A space for proposed field trips

  • A space for read aloud books

  • A space for your own personal book list

  • Month at a glance

  • Space to write down the month’s goals

Everything you need to stay on track, renew your vision, and refresh your spirit.

Following the month at a glance page, there are four one week spreads with:

  • A Bible verse

  • A related Charlotte Mason quote

  • Homeschool tips and words of encouragement

  • A personal to do list

  • A homeschool to do list

  • Water color boxes to record the week’s: nature study focus, habit focus, prayer focus, self care focus, and read aloud

  • A place for notes

  • At the end of each month you’ll have a special place to reflect and record the meaningful moments, answered prayers, the best discoveries, favorite books, and more.

Reviews

  • "When I saw this planner in person and flipped through it...I immediately fell in love. I had spent ages shopping for homeschooling planners and found that the majority of them were a) empty and dull b) overwhelming c) full of "fluff" with an abundance of unnecessary clipart photos or other graphics. Jeannie's planner was clearly, lovingly thought through. There is room enough for everything meaningful without clutter. It's spacious and elegant for detailed curriculum planning, field trips, photos, family memories, highlights, and even personal goals. The watercolor art is gorgeous without consuming the pages, the vegan leather is beautiful, and the binding appears to be smyth-sewn so that it lies flat when you write in it. Chef's kiss! I couldn't ask for anything more."

    Sarah Heflin

“Let them once get in touch with nature and a habit is formed which will be a source of delight through life.”

— Charlotte Mason

 FAQs

  • Dated has month, but not year or day written in. Undated has no month, day, or year written in. The dated planner has seasonal images for fall, winter, spring and summer.

    If you start school through summer or don’t follow a traditional August-May school year, you may prefer the undated.