Tracking Tool

Curriculum Tracker

Track what you're actually covering across the year. 36 rows, one for each week of a standard school year, with columns for the topic, the resource and pages you used, the date, and a checkbox to mark it complete.

Free printable homeschool curriculum tracker: 36 weekly rows (two pages) with topic, resource, date, and done checkbox columns

Preview of the printable

Download PDF (2 pages, 36 weeks)

Free • No sign-up • PDF • Letter size (US) • Print as many copies as you need

Want the whole set? Download the complete planner: all 11 printables in one 33-page PDF, also free.

What's included

Two pages with 18 rows each. Each row has a Week number (1 through 36, the length of a standard school year), a Topic / Lesson column, a Resource / Pages column for the book or program you used, a Date column, and a Done checkbox. The header has lines for the subject, student, and school year.

Print one per subject (math, reading, science, etc.) for a clean by-subject view of the year, or one combined sheet for a single child.

How to use it

You can fill the tracker in advance — mapping out a curriculum spine for the year — or fill it in retrospectively as the weeks unfold. Both are valid. The retrospective approach is honest and works well for homeschool families who follow the child's pace rather than a publisher's schedule.

Save the completed sheets for portfolio review or as evidence of progress for state reporting (for states that require it).

Aligned to standards

The tracker pairs naturally with curriculum aligned to Common Core State Standards (math), the Science of Reading framework (phonics & reading), and NCTM guidance for math sequencing. We don't prescribe a curriculum — pair it with whatever you use.

Other planner tools

The full kit is designed to work together. Most homeschool families pair 2-3 of these.

Weekly Planner Year at a Glance Math Worksheets