#TRELLO BOARD PDF#

We also keep up with projects that need to be done throughout the house, rotating chores, seasonal tasks, etc. Use the teams feature to assign chores for the week! Within our Homeschool Management Board, we have lists for daily tasks (including checklists for each thing that needs to happen for that chore to be complete – or is it just my kids who like to take shortcuts? Ha!) We use our reading logs to track books that we loved and want to read again, books we want to get for our read-aloud library, our public library wishlist, and even keeping up with what books we’ve borrowed on our library card (remember, there’s due dates!) I’ve got two more ideas to help you use Trello for homeschool! | Related: Why your homeschool needs a blog

#TRELLO BOARD PDF#

You can use an app like Scannable to take a photo for worksheets or artwork and it will turn it into a PDF that you can keep on a portfolio board on Trello! Or simply upload your favorite photos from a field trip or activity and keep those there as well! Our state doesn’t require that we keep a portfolio, but I just like to keep things digitally for my own sanity and assurance 🙂

Trello has the option to save photos and files right to a list or card! We like to use this feature to keep memories from the month / year in our portfolio board. So, for the next school year, I will be only assigning her projects and work through Trello! Our daughter would rather work independently to get her school completed for the day on her own time. For example, some teams collaborate on a one-off basis with outside contractors. Workspace membership is the default way to collaborate with other Trello users, but there are some situations where teams may prefer not to add a user to their Workspace. This is a feature we’ve been playing around with for assigning homeschool work. A Guest is a board member that is not a member of the board’s Workspace. When a board is shared with a certain team (whether that’s you and your kids, you and your husband, or whoever) you can assign certain cards or tasks to different members of the team. Trello has this awesome feature that allows you to create “teams” within each board. Ok! If you’re wondering HOW you could use Trello for homeschool, I’m sharing some of my favorite ways in the list below! These are simple, yet practical ways Trello can make your homeschooling so much more organized! Let’s jump into it 🙂 If that’s you, grab the Trello training in my shop! It comes with a Homeschool Management Board template so that you can learn the basics of Trello and then jump right into managing your homeschool with little-to-no setup 🙂 Click here to download!

Nevertheless, I see that among most mamas, Trello seems to be a little overwhelming and they can’t see how it can be used in their homeschool. It honestly caught me off guard because I’ve been using Trello in some way or another for different business projects throughout the last five years. Trello for homeschool is quickly becoming a hot topic around most mamas.

Trello board