Summary: <a href="http://ultimateradioshow.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/Homeschool-Planning-Made-Simple.jpg"></a>I think I've tried every method of homeschool planning available and never found homeschool sanity until I developed my own forms. I call them The <a href="http://www.psychowith6.com/downloads/homeschool-record-form/#sthash.qQzgzD8g.dpbs">Easiest Homeschool Record System</a> and I still think it's great. However, it takes me quite a bit of time to customize the forms and put them in a binder for each of my five children that I'm still homeschooling.<br> <br> So when I found the customizable planners from <a href="http://aplaninplace.net">APlaninPlace.net</a>, I was excited. I invited the owners to share how to make summer and school year planning simple with podcast listeners. You won't be disappointed! You will learn:<br> <br> * the importance of planning for the summer months<br> * where to start planning and when for the school year<br> * the big mistake many homeschool moms make in planning (I've definitely made it!)<br> * how much time to plan, and more<br> <br> You'll also learn about the unique features of the planners available at APlaninPlace.net. If you order a student addition through June 15, 2014, you can order the summer edition for half price. That's just $5! I have a summer planner for each of my children and I can tell you, that's a steal! I am not an affiliate with A Plan in Place; I'm just very enthusiastic about these planners that make life easy for homeschooling moms like me.<br> <br> You can follow a Plan in Place on <a href="https://www.facebook.com/aplaninplace">Facebook</a>, <a href="https://plus.google.com/118168975640872680617/posts">Google+</a>, <a href="https://twitter.com/aplaninplace">Twitter</a>, and <a href="http://www.pinterest.com/aplaninplace/">Pinterest</a>.<br> <br> What other advice do you have for homeschool planning?<br> <br> Play Podcast
