Date
Record when the session occurred. A calendar view makes frequency and long gaps easier to see.
Simple records, less paperwork
Complete a BodeeFit session and the app records the date, routine, duration, and completed work on that device. Review active days and minutes, follow a streak, and print a straightforward homeschool activity report.
Useful, not complicated
A practical record should help a parent remember what happened without turning exercise into a documentation project. Requirements differ by location, but these fields create a clear general-purpose activity history.
Record when the session occurred. A calendar view makes frequency and long gaps easier to see.
Use actual active time when possible, especially if a session finishes earlier than planned.
Identify the routine or general focus, such as balance, strength, cardio, sport skills, dance, or mobility.
Note completed blocks and any meaningful modifications, breaks, or substitutions when your records need that detail.
How BodeeFit history works
When a guided session ends, BodeeFit adds it to History. The history view summarizes active days, total minutes, streak information, routine type, and completed blocks. It can also produce a print-friendly report for your records.
BodeeFit does not require a sign-up to build or complete a routine. History is saved in the browser on the device you use, so the same browser and device should be used when you want a continuous record. Clearing browser site data or switching devices can remove or separate that local history; print important reports regularly.
Important: BodeeFit’s report is an organizational tool, not a guarantee that a particular jurisdiction’s homeschool requirements have been met.
Track growth without pressure
A PE log is most helpful when it answers questions such as: Are sessions happening regularly? Is the family getting a mix of activity types? Are children always choosing the same movements? Does the current routine length fit the school day?
Minutes and streaks can encourage consistency, but they should not turn movement into a contest. A shorter session may be the appropriate choice on a busy day. Recovery, outdoor play, sports practice, walks, and mobility work can all belong in a broad physical activity picture even when they are not identical in intensity.
Reviewing several weeks at once can reveal whether your family needs more balance work, strength, outdoor movement, or stretching. BodeeFit also uses recent routine history to help vary future exercise selection.
Recordkeeping questions
No. Families can create routines and store session history in the browser without creating an account.
Yes. The History area includes a print report action. Your browser can print the report or save it as a PDF, depending on your device.
No. Laws and school requirements differ. Use the report as supporting documentation and confirm which subjects, hours, attendance records, or assessments apply where you live.
Not automatically. Because no account is required, history is kept locally in the browser. Print or save reports before clearing data or moving to another device.
Move first, document automatically
Choose your family’s session settings, complete the guided plan, and let BodeeFit record the activity for a printable report.
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