After years of flipping between a homeschool planner, a planner for myself, notebooks for other notes and sketchbooks, I decided to create a planner that would serve all of those needs in 1 book.
 
Since the months and days are undated, you can reprint and reuse this planner as needed through the years. 
 

Some suggestions for printing and binding:
 
-I printed the 152 pages of the planner at home, and took it to a local office supply/print shop to have it spiral bound with a clear protective front and back cover page (same day) for $6.49.  

-I printed the front and back covers on 65 lb card stock paper and printed the rest of the pages on copy paper.  

-I chose to print single sided so that my planner would have extra paper for notes and sketching/drawing ideas but you can print double sided if you'd like a thinner planner or don't need the blank pages.
 
-If you choose not to have it bound, you can also opt to print at home, hole punch and place in a 3 ring binder.

-I added 1" self adhesive tabs with labels to separate the months of the year.  You can also add in folder pages or tab pages prior to acing your planner bound to further customize it to your liking.
 
 
This digital, undated homeschool/family planner includes the following:
 
-2 cover pages (1 front cover and 1 back or feel free to use the back cover in place of the front cover if you prefer the floral design without the print).
 
-Birthdays/Anniversaries Page which is organized by months of the year.
 
-Curriculum/Materials Page with 12 headings of various subjects from math to nature, handicrafts, sports/movement and unit studies for filling in your curriculum or topic choices, needed materials and pricing if you'd like.
 
-2 side by side pages for each month with a blank area on top to fill in the month and year and a To Do list side bar that correlates with each week to fill in tasks or lists for that week.
 
-Each month has enough weekly sections which are 2 side by side pages.  The side bar can be used to write each family member's name and or extra rows can be allotted to expenses, groceries or whatever weekly list you'd like to manage.  Each day of the week has 6 roomy lines for filling in topics/subjects, reminders/lists for each family member (4 total rows).  On the top of each left hand page is an empty field for filling in the date range for the week and on the top of each right hand page is a space for filling in an inspirational quote, verse or page number to refer to.
 
Happy planning!  :)