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Homeschool Weekly Schedule Template

Copy this grid, fill in your subjects, and adjust the times to fit your family. Includes a version for one child and a version for multiple kids at different grade levels.

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The Basic Weekly Grid

Print this out or copy it into a spreadsheet. Fill in each cell with the subject you plan to cover — it doesn't need exact times to start, just a rhythm for the week.

📋 One-Child Weekly Template

DayBlock 1 (AM)Block 2 (AM)Block 3 (Midday)
MondayMathReading / ELAScience
TuesdayMathReading / ELASocial Studies
WednesdayMathReading / ELAScience
ThursdayMathReading / ELASocial Studies
FridayMath (review)Elective / ProjectFree choice

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Multiple-Kids Weekly Template

DayIndependent (all kids)1-on-1 w/ Younger1-on-1 w/ Older
MondayReading warm-upMathMath (self-paced)
TuesdayReading warm-upPhonicsWriting
WednesdayReading warm-upMathScience project
ThursdayReading warm-upPhonicsWriting
FridayGroup science/historyReviewReview

In Lumi, each child's lessons already match their own level automatically, so this grid is mostly about your time, not content planning.

💡 Fill in subjects first, exact times second. A schedule that says "Math, then Reading, then Science" survives a slow morning. One locked to "8:30–9:15" doesn't.

How To Use This Template

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Print It Weekly
Print a fresh copy each Sunday night and pencil in any appointments, co-op days, or field trips before the week starts.
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Reuse the Rhythm
Keep the same subject order week to week — kids settle in faster when the pattern is familiar, even if daily content changes.
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Check Off, Don't Clock-Watch
Treat each block as "done when finished," not "done at 9:15." Some days go faster, some slower.
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Let Tracking Happen Automatically
Lumi logs attendance and generates a weekly report automatically, so your template stays a planning tool, not a record-keeping chore.

Skip the Content Planning

Use this template for your weekly rhythm — Lumi handles what actually goes in each subject block, matched to each child's level automatically.

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More Homeschool Resources

📅 Homeschool Schedule Guide 🌅 Homeschool Morning Routine 🗂️ Digital Homeschool Planner 👨‍👩‍👧 Homeschooling Multiple Kids

Frequently asked questions

What should a homeschool weekly schedule include?

A basic weekly schedule template needs a row for each day, columns for your core subjects (math, reading/ELA, science, social studies), and space for electives or co-op days. Most families find a simple grid works better than an hour-by-hour plan, since homeschool days rarely run exactly on time.

Should every day of the week look the same?

No — many families rotate. For example, math and reading every day, science on Monday/Wednesday/Friday, social studies on Tuesday/Thursday, with Friday reserved for review, field trips, or lighter elective work.

How do I make a schedule for multiple kids at different grade levels?

Use one grid per child, but keep their start times staggered if you're working one-on-one with each — for example, the younger child starts with independent work while you sit with the older child, then you switch. A tool that adjusts each child's lesson level automatically removes the need to plan separate content for each grade.