I live in upstate New York. For our IHIP, I made a two-column chart. In the first column, I listed the required subjects. In the second column, I either put Heart of Dakota or specific resources. For example, here are two of the sections on my IHIP:
(Please excuse/ignore the dots; it's the only way I knew to get it spaced correctly.)
Writing & English..............English 4: Building with Diligence
..................................Rod and Staff Publishers, Inc. (Crockett, KY)
Geography, History,...........American history & geography from the 1500's-1970's, using:
Patriotism, Citizenship.......Bigger Hearts for His Glory: A Learning Program for Ages 7-9
& Art............................Heart of Dakota Publishing (Dell Rapids, SD)
(Note: We use another science, in addition to HOD, which I list separately. Otherwise, I would have just added science to the subjects covered by HOD.)
Then, for my quarterly report, I simply list the lessons covered in the specific resources or the units covered by HOD. (I also add a third column, where I add supplementary resources, but mainly for my own records, not because I need to for our district.) Here are two of the sections from a past quarterly:
SUBJECT.........................PRIMARY...........................SUPPLEMENTARY
Writing & English...............Lessons 37-58....................Copywork & handwriting practice
Geography, History,............Units 16-19........................Listening to "read alouds" on a variety of
Patriotism, Citizenship.............................................historical topics & people; Art Lessons from
& Art ................................................................."Joseph, the Canada Goose" by Barry Stebbing
I know some districts in New York are "pickier" than others, but this has worked really well for us. I've been submitting my reports like this for several years and our district has always accepted what I've submitted and has never questioned anything. HTH!