Here's a copy of what the monthly planning pages look like.  Notice that there is a 
<u>blank section at the top of each monthly calendar</u> for the student to be able to fill 
in some notes from time to time on monthly "objectives" that may be coming up that are 
"academic," "relational", "spiritual," "physical", or "other" in nature.  We also have 
provided <u>past monthly calendars</u> so that your student can look back a few 
months to remember some dates that may have been important.  But if you don't want to 
print those pages, just skip them.  It is one of the things that makes our downloadable 
version better than a hard copy one!<br>
<br>There's space on each day to write in several upcoming activities or other 
notes.<br>
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The rest of the features of the monthly planning calendar pages are pretty straightforward 
and obvious.  So we won't waste your time any further.<br>
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<a href="http://www.davidandlaurie.com/monthly_example.pdf">Just click here to see a 
monthly planning calendar example page in pdf format</a><br>

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<a href="http://www.davidandlaurie.com/completedplannersample.pdf">Click here to see the 
weekly planning pages.</a><br>
<a href="http://www.davidandlaurie.com/friendsandfamily_example.pdf">Click here to 
see the <I>Friends and Family Name and Address Book</I> pages.</a><br>
<a href="http://www.davidandlaurie.com/grandplan4students.pdf">Click here to see 
information on the <I>Grand Plan</I> written especially for students.</a><br>
<a href="http://www.davidandlaurie.com/parentsguide.pdf">Click here to see 
information on the <I>Parent's Guide to the Christian Homeschool Daily 
Planner</I>.</a><br>
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