Planners for 10-16 subjects?

[Loesje22000]

I love the idea of a 4y highschoolplanner, specially to document what dd will do besides the required highschool exams.

 

But most American Homeschoolplanners I am aware of, are geared to 5-7 subjects.

Our Belgic Highschool system works different and therefore I'll have 10-16 subjects.

 

Does such a planner exist?

 

TiA!

[LivingHope]

Carson Dellosa makes a planner with 18 subject boxes across a two page spread:

http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/1604182385/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?qid=1464385208&sr=8-1&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_QL65&keywords=carson+dellosa+the+green+plan+book

[freesia]

I make my own plan books in Word (using tables) and then print them and bind them. That way I can adjust each year.

[TheAttachedMama]

Yes, I had a custom one made for me on Etsy.   It costs about $12 for a PDF, and I can use it year after year after year.   

 

Here is my advice to get the best looking perfectly tailored planner....

 

1)  Lay out what you want ideally on a blank piece of paper.   

2)  Search Etsy for the words "Homeschool Planner" and find one that you think is prettiest and the closest to your design on the paper.

3)  Email seller and ask her to add more columns (or whatever you need for your extra subjects.)  Consider texting her a picture of what you want.

[Holly]

http://www.rainbowresource.com/proddtl.php?id=019784

 

This planner has long, lined sections, so you can add as many subjects as you choose.  I used 2-3 lines per subject and only filled 1/2 of each day's section.  It's a good sized planner, so there's lots of room!

Edited May 27, 2016 by Holly

[SilverMoon]

Look for Charlotte Mason style planners maybe? They're known for lots of subjects in little bites.

[My3girls]

I make my own plan books in Word (using tables) and then print them and bind them. That way I can adjust each year.

 

 

I do this. 

[Loesje22000]

Thank you for all the links, ideas, and, suggestions!

I will research that!