How to set-up Microsoft OneNote for your Homeschool Planning for Multiple Children: I can easily plan each child’s week and simply copy/paste instead of re-writing.I can check work completed with just a click.

Digital: With each new week, I have a saved record of work completed from previous weeks.

I can plan and organize each child’s work quickly and easily.

Efficient: Handwriting in paper planners can become tedious and painful – especially with multiple children.I don’t have to carry a planner or have multiple lists running in different notebooks or pieces of paper. Syncs across multiple platforms: I can make edits from my phone or computer.Here’s what attracted me to Microsoft OneNote: I started using Microsoft OneNote 6 months ago and it has quickly become one of our family’s most efficient, organized and productive means to organize our homeschool. A lot of methods looked great and worked for a few weeks - but they were always time consuming to maintain. In the past 6 years that I’ve been homeschooling, I’ve been through a lot of different homeschool planners ( one of my first blog posts was about paper planning using Happy Planner).

How to use onenote as a planner