Printable SCM curriculum guide?

The curriculum guide from the web page is excellent; I love the way it is designed. I guess I was just wanting a printable hard copy of everything to put in my binder so that I have a quick “at a glance” guide to follow w/o having to log into the computer. I guess it would be something like what you guys have in the beginning of each of your Family Handbooks; it lays out everything contained in the guide and when it will be used so that you can prepare ahead of time.  I have tried to copy the whole thing from the web page and then pasting in a word document but it doesn’t turn out right.

I will probably end up typing everything myself into a word or excel program; I just wanted to make sure there wasn’t something already available before I did that.

Thanks!

Yes, I would agree that that would be ideal but not really a necessity. Being able to see the individual grades gives you an overall look at every subject for that grade; you get to see from year to year what the kids will doing all on one page.

But, I did learn something here; you mentioned just printing from the web page – simple enough.  I have done this before on other web pages but it seems w/o fail that you get everything on the web page (including the stuff on the side bars) when you print. This is why I mentioned that I copied and pasted in Word. So I tried what you suggested and it does work. You still get a little unnecessary info on the page (which you would not get on a PDF)  but not everything. So this is good!

Thanks for your kindness and patience with me regarding this…..I so appreciate your support.

God Bless  

HI Doug,

I do have Explorer 8. When I print the first page of the Curriculum guide (summary page) it does print all the info above the table (it reads….We’re happy to provide this free Charlotte Mason curriculum guide…..). Now I did try to print it in Chrome but it did the same thing. However, my husband just showed me how to do a “print preview” in Explorer 8 (print preview  option not available in Chrome). Explorer 8 breaks this into two pages; so doing a print preview gives you the option to print only the page with the table (and not the extra info).

When you look at the individual subject tables the other little info that I mentioned is the page numbers, website info, copyright info, etc….NOT A BIG DEAl….really. I just have to remember to print only the “tables” page and not the page with other information.

I hope I am making sense…..everything is fine….no need for any extra work. Thanks for being willing to help and for all that you provide on this website! It is truly a blessing.

I LOVE IT!!!! Your improvements are wonderful! I like the look better (much cleaner) and I also like the fact that the summary page isn’t there. 

IMHO, I do not think the summary pages for all the subjects needs to be there as long as you keep them up on the sight.  And I noticed that on the reading page, when you look in the “print preview” mode, you do not have the choice to print the summary and/or the table; it is all on one page. 

I love using the landscape mode and did not really think about using it for this; it works great, especially on the pages for literature and history.

I also wonder if there would be a way to let people know when they visit the sight that they can “print” their free CM curriculum guide? Just do this _____. I don’t know – that may be corny – this is not my expertise – I know when I first visited the sight, if I saw where I could print the guide easily, I would have printed it so that I could review it more while in bed or on the couch….KWIM? I just kept coming back to the sight time and time again looking for the books/curriculum when I wondered what your recommendations were…..Not a big deal…just handy.

You have done a great job! Thanks!