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Getting ready for the new school year typically involves lots of planning for the parents. But as kids get older, they can start to take more responsibility for their school schedule, whether they’re in public school or homeschool.

My boys are nuts about superheroes right now, so I just knew they’d love these Superhero Free Student Planner Pages! Read on to get them for your little superheroes too!

If your kids aren’t really digging the whole superhero motif, take a look at our Strawberry Friends Printable Student Planner Pages too! And for more tips to get your new homeschool year going, check out my list of things you DON’T need to homeschool!

Superhero Free Student Planner Pages

To use these free student planner pages, you’ll need the following: (Affiliate links are provided for convenience. For details, see our Disclosure Policy.)

This pack includes free student planner pages for each weekday (Monday through Friday).

Since they’re unlabeled, you can use them to schedule subjects or assignments or chores or whatever else you’d like for your kids!

The pages have spaces for items from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., which is typically the timeframe that students need to schedule.

And each page features a different superhero, including Superman, Batman, and Spiderman!

We structure our day like this for early elementary learners. But you can schedule yours however you see fit! Since each line is fairly long, you could even place more than one item on each line.

And, if you want to encourage your children to work independently, print a set for them to use and create their own schedule!

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Don’t miss our other homeschool planning posts!

And get ready for the new homeschool year with the ideas on my Homeschool Planning board on Pinterest!

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This post is part of the Superhero Unit Study roundup! Click over to read other superhero learning ideas from my fellow bloggers!

Batman Books for Kids from The Jenny Evolution

Preschool Super Hero Printable Pack from Schooling a Monkey

Superheroes Coloring Pages from Mrs. Karle’s Sight and Sound Reading

Superhero Obstacle Course in Nature from Frog Mom

Homeschool planning season is here!

Planning season is the bestest season of all. It’s time to think about the new school year, the grades our kids are going into (6th, 3rd, 2nd, and PreK here), and all the awesome lesson plans we’ll write down and never complete…lol.

This year, our oldest is going into middle grades, so I figured it was time to give her a bit more responsibility for her education. So I made up these Strawberry Friends Printable Student Planner Free Pages! Read on to get a set for your kids absolutely free!

Looking for more ways to help kids get ready for the new school year? Don’t miss our Superhero Student Planner Pages!

And, if you’re feeling overwhelmed by your to-do list for the new homeschool year, take a look at my list of things you DON’T need in order to get started!

Strawberry Friends Printable Student Planner Free Pages

To use these student planner free pages, you’ll need the following: (Affiliate links are provided here for convenience. For details, see our Disclosure Policy.)

I had Tigger in mind when I made these. She loves Strawberry Shortcake and her friends, so I just knew she’d like these Strawberry Friends planner printables.

She took one look and fell in love with them. Let’s hope she falls in love with actually sticking to her weekly schedule. 🙂

This planner includes one page for each day of the week and there are scheduled time blocks from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. How you use these is up to you!

You might have your child write down a subject for each time block or use them to schedule out chores, activities, or field trips. The choice is yours!

We structure our days pretty loosely for early elementary grades, but for middle school, this list will be a bit more comprehensive. Since we alternate subjects, Tuesday’s schedule doesn’t resemble Wednesday’s or Thursday’s. Which is why it’s all the more important to keep up with the daily lesson plan!

Scroll down to get your copy of our free Strawberry Friends Printable Student Planner Pages!

Check out these other tips for planning your homeschool year!

And see even more suggestions on my Homeschool Planning Pinterest board!

To get your set of our Strawberry Friends Printable Student Planner Free Pages, sign up for our email newsletter! You’ll get access to them and lots of other exclusive printables when you subscribe. 🙂

This post is part of the Strawberry Unit Study blog hop! Check out all the great strawberry-themed learning resources below!