Homeschool Attendance Records
Not everyone has to keep track of attendance. If you do, here are three form choices. If you have a spreadsheet program such as Excel or the free OpenOffice Calc, be sure to also look at Grades and Attendance. I designed grades and attendance especially for those homeschoolers, like myself, who have to keep track of grades and attendance.
The forms below are three forms that are very different from each other. Choose the one that has enough room for your school year. Two new choices are in the works.
Updated May 8, 2009, DY
2-Page Dated Attendance Form
The two-page attendance form can keep attendance records for one student. Each page is for one semester. Keep attendance totals for each week, each month, and each semester.
The form is available starting in the months: July or August.
Green Dated Attendance
This form is a calendar that can be used for attendance.
The header is type-able. [see image]
You may add a calendar title, student name, grade and school year. The form is available starting in the months: July or August.
July 2008 - June
2009 | August
2008 - July 2009
July 2009 - June
2010 |
August
2009 - July 2010
It is important to note that typeable versions are not compatible with all systems.
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3-Page Attendance Form - Colonial Planner
180 Days Attendance Form
This form is very basic. Simply write the date in each square, back to back. There are 180 squares on this form. For those who school 180 days a year.
180 Days of Attendance
Type-able Version: This form is similar to the one above. Typeable fields in this pdf file.
180 Days of Attendance
Note: The Typeable PDF files are not broadly compatible. See Blog. In order to save what you type in the typeable PDF files, you first must save the file to your computer's hard drive. To do that, right-click the file link and chose "Save Target As" (internet explorer) or "Save Link As" (firefox). If the typeable pdf's give you trouble, there is always the doc files to use instead.
