Homeschool course of study generator
Show what the year is built to teach—subject by subject.
Create a printable homeschool course of study from the courses, curriculum, schedules, descriptions, and planned credits already organized in Commonplace.
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Course of study
14 days free. No credit card. No automatic charge.
Then $9.99/month or $79/year for your whole family. See family pricing.
See the result
Show what you plan to teach, and what you’ll use.
Mary’s plan brings World History and Literature & Composition into one printable course of study.
- Course names and the full-year term.
- A description and primary resource for each course.
- One planned credit per course; two planned credits total.
Fictional Ingalls family data. Actual PDF generated by Commonplace.
A plan that reads like a plan
Move from a curriculum list to a clear academic overview.
A course of study answers a different question from a grade report or transcript: what did you plan for this student to study during this school year? Commonplace collects formal courses and curriculum-only studies whose dates overlap the selected year, then groups them by subject.
Fictional family data shown. The printable report is assembled from the student’s saved curriculum and course details.
Useful detail without gradebook noise
Include what describes the planned education.
Courses
List the formal courses created for the student, organized beneath the subjects they support.
Curriculum
Include books, programs, websites, and recurring resources—even when they are not attached to a graded course.
Descriptions
Carry the course descriptions that explain the scope, emphasis, or approach of the planned study.
Schedules
Show dates, weekdays, or other scheduling details that help describe when the work takes place.
Credits
Include planned credit values where they matter, especially for high-school-level work.
School identity
Use the homeschool name and details saved once in Commonplace for a consistent report header.
One year, one student, one document
Create the report from the planning work already done.
The course-of-study view stays intentionally separate from grades and assignment scores.
Organize the year
Add the student’s curriculum and courses with the details that make the plan meaningful.
Select student and year
Choose the exact learner and school year you want the document to describe.
Open the printable report
Generate a subject-by-subject PDF that is ready to review, save, or print.
Common questions
Homeschool courses of study, in plain language.
What is a homeschool course of study?
It is an organized description of the subjects, courses, curriculum, schedules, and planned credits for a student and school year.
Does the report include curriculum that is not a formal course?
Yes. Curriculum-only studies are included when their dates overlap the selected school year.
Does it include grades?
No. The course of study describes the planned education. Grade reports and transcripts handle academic results.
Can I include course descriptions and credits?
Yes. Saved descriptions and planned credit values can appear with the relevant courses.
Is the report state-specific?
No. It is a flexible general-purpose record. Check the requirements that apply to your own homeschool before submitting documents.
Can I print a separate report for each student?
Yes. Choose one student and one school year for each printable course-of-study report.
Give the year’s educational plan a clear, printable shape.
Keep resources flexible in daily life while preserving a formal subject-by-subject overview.
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