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Free Student Planner Printables

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Free Printable Version

Included in this Student Planner Printable Set:

Blank calendar pages.

• These monthly calendars can be customized for a nice overview of each month (be sure to print the entire year at once). They're super simple and can be customized for Sunday or Monday weekly starts.

Weekly Schedule Printables

• Have your student customize these schedule printables with their daily class and activity schedule. They're perfect for either traditional or block scheduling.
• As you can see in the image above, you can even add times to the left of the boxes, if desired.

Daily Schedule Printables

• These daily planner printables are the biggie ...the one you'll need a print of for every school day (easy to do with your home printer). It is broken down into hourly slots from 5am-10pm with additional areas for daily to-do lists, daily goals, and notes. They can be filled in with different subjects, activities, and appointments. There should be plenty of space for alllll of the info.

Assignment Trackers

• These are perfect for the larger-scale assignments, as well as to keep track of their schoolwork, overall.

Homework Trackers

• These are for weekly homework assignments. If you want to simplify things a bit, you can omit the assignment trackers and just use the homework ones, instead.

Upcoming Tests and Quizzes Trackers

• These are similar to the homework and assignment printables, but geared for testing. There is even space to include what needs to be studied.

Checklist Printables I absolutely love instilling an affinity to set goals. I think these list-specific printables will certainly help with that. The following are included: To-Do List Weekly Goals Monthly Goals Semester Goals

Using Your Planner Printables

• You can download the printables you choose to include in your planner below the following two images.
• Print these onto regular paper using your home printer.
• I have a tutorial on customizing printables like this on my Printable Tags and Labels post .
• I created a slightly offset printable with each sheet...the left margin is larger for hole punching. Use a standard three-hole punch with these to keep them in a binder. 
• Grab a three-hole punch here on Amazon.
• My kids carry those larger, fabric binders (they come with a shoulder strap) to all of their classes. They also keep all of their homework and assignments in these binders. I designed this student planner printable set to be kept inside a binder like that, since they're the go-to for most students these days. However, a traditional three-ring binder would work, too.
• This is the exact binder both of my boys used last year. It's from Amazon. Again, we like the strap feature on it.

Customizing Your Student's Planner

• You can download my Free Printable Planner Stickers to use with this planner, too (they are more geared to adult schedules, but many of them work perfectly with the student planner.
• And grab some fun patterned washi tape here on Amazon.
• Or, if you prefer, the plain washi tape may be more to your liking (here on Amazon).
• And be sure to grab some adhesive tabs here on Amazon (my kids use these with their planners to mark their calendars/daily pages).

Planner Color Options

• Hot Pink and Navy Blue
• Orange and Navy Blue
• NEW! Black and White

Download Your Printables:

• Download the Pink and Blue Assignment Tracker Printable.
• Download the Orange and Blue Assignment Tracker Printable.
• Download the Black and White Assignment Tracker Printable.
• Download the Pink and Blue Daily Schedule Printable.
• Download the Orange and Blue Daily Schedule Printable.
• Download the Black and White Daily Schedule Printable.
• Download the Pink and Blue Homework Tracker Printable.
• Download the Orange and Blue Homework Tracker Printable.
• Download the Black and White Homework Tracker Printable.
• Download the Pink and Blue Schedule Printable.
• Download the Orange and Blue Schedule Printable.
• Download the Black and White Schedule Printable.
• Download the Pink and Blue Tests and Quizzes Tracker Printable.
• Download the Orange and Blue Tests and Quizzes Tracker Printable.
• Download the Black and White Tests and Quizzes Tracker Printable.
• Download the Blue To-Do List Printable (coordinates with both pink and orange options).
• Download the Black and White To-Do List Printable.
• Download the Blue Weekly Goals Printable (coordinates with both pink and orange options.
• Download the Black and White Weekly Goals Printable.
• Download the Blue Monthly Goals Printable (coordinates with both pink and orange options).
• Download the Black and White Monthly Goals Printable.
• Download the Blue Semester Goals Printable (coordinates with both pink and orange options).
• Download the Black and White Semester Goals Printable.
• Download the Pink and Blue Blank Calendar Printable.
• Download the Orange and Blue Blank Calendar Printable.
• Download the Black and White Blank Calendar Printable.
• These Student Planner Printables are also available for download here on Dropbox.
• These Student Planner Printables are also available for download here on Google Drive.

Looking for More Planner Fun?

• Don't forget to check out the ready-made versions of these planner printables here in this post about the Best Student Planner .
• You can also grab my Easy-to-Use BIG Printable Planner Bundle that I created a few years ago. It's still a reader-favorite and would be perfect for school work, too!
• I also have a brand new set of printable planner stickers , too! They're free and would go fabulously with this student planner printable.
• This School Planner from Shining Mom has just about everything you need!

32 comments:

These printables and printer recommendation couldn't have come at a better time! We are gearing up for back to school and a new printer is at the top of our list! I love the chic color and design!

Thank you so much, Gina! I appreciate that. Yes, the chic color is my fave.

Thank you so much for your planner actually being free. I am financially strapped right now but really needed this resource. I will continue to support your business and thank you so much again.

Thank you so much for that. xoxo

Ohhh gelato. I'm diggin' that color and that name.

It's just so yummy, right? ;)

LOVE!! Thank you for sharing!

You are SO welcome! I hope they have been as helpful for you and yours as they have for us! <3

THANK YOU for the downloads. I was wondering how I was going to be able to stay organized with four kids home from school (10th grade, 7th grade, 4th grade and 1st grade). These will help so much.

Hi Debra! I hope these printables will be helpful for you! I know this is such a weird and difficult time for us all. I'm happy to have something that might make things a bit easier! May God bless and keep you all! xoxo

Hello Kristi, thank you so much for these forms. I am a college student and have been trying to figure out how to organize myself with everything that is going on. This will help so much. Thank you again, and stay safe!

Oh, I am so happy to hear that. Thank you so much for letting me know. Take care. xoxo

These are great! Because of everything that's going on, both of my teenagers are having to do school remotely and keeping track of everything they have to do has got MY head spinning. I printed out several of your planning pages and am going to try to use them to keep us all organized. Thank you, and be well!

Thank you so much for letting me know, Lisa! I have two teenagers, too, and we're in the same boat. Stay well. xoxo

This is AWESOME! THANK YOU :)

You're so welcome...I'm so glad you like it. xoxo

Thank you for sharing your work! These become much more necessary with Distance Learning.

You're so welcome! Hope your school year starts off well. xoxo

As a high school teacher (freshmen), organization is soooo important. Thanks for making something mature and with large enough boxes to actually write in them!

Thank you so much for that, Theresa. I really appreciate that...especially from someone in the field. Hoping you have a wonderful school year. xoxo

These are amazing! I tried changing it from a pdf to a googledoc so I can fill it out online and it would not convert. Are these files not able to convert? Thanks for your help!

Drop me an email and I can convert on my end if you're still having issues. Thanks!

Thank you so much ! I shared this with my friends cuz its really helpful .

That's very appreciated! Thank you. xoxo

heyy...i am so happy with ur work...i am from india and i loved the sheets and my all friends asked me about these sheets..they r amazing thank u so so kristi

Hi there! You are so very welcome! xoxo

Thank you so much! I just found this today after realizing my child needs help managing her time, projects, and due dates.

Hi Lisa! You are so very welcome! I hope you find these printables helpful! xoxo

Thank you kindly for the printables---they are extremely helpful!

You're very welcome! Thank you for stopping by. xoxo

Thank you so much for this! I'm printing for both my kids for this school year.

Appreciate that. Hope your family has a wonderful school year. xoxo

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If you’re a parent, you know how incredibly overwhelming it can be for students to stay on top of studying and all other homework assignments.

Especially when they’re juggling multiple classes.

Due dates can pile up quickly if they aren’t staying organized and managing their time wisely.

However, there is a tool that can be quite helpful – A printable homework planner! You’ll find a few different styles below.

Weekly homework planners

These free printables will help students plan and track all their assignments for each day of the week.

They can write down the class, a description of the homework assignment, and when it’s due. Once it’s completed it, check “done” and move on to the next!

I recommend printing a few copies at a time. Encourage your middle schooler or high schooler to keep one in their binder.

Monthly homework calendars

In addition to weekly planners , older students may benefit from a blank homework calendar as well.

It’s nice to have a bird’s-eye view of each month.

Some of these templates have extra lines below the calendar for writing down reminders and other misc. notes.

Monthly assignment and exam trackers

Some students may prefer a simple running list of what’s due each month.

With these trackers, they can write down the class, jot down a quick description of what’s due (whether it’s a basic assignment, project, or exam), and the due date.

And, of course, once the assignment is finished, they can mark done.

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If you're organization obsessed or really trying to stay on top of your school work, this homework planner will change your life.

I have always been the type of person to get way overly stressed when I have a lot of assignments due so having a place to write out all my homework and come up with a game plan has been insanely helpful.

I mean... who wouldn't want to use this beautiful free homework planner printable?!

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If you're anything like me, being organized about what you're doing makes you feel a million times better!

I'm a college student now, but these homework planner printables would work amazing for any grade level!

Every student learns differently (um even my sister and I have MAJORLY different studying approaches haha) so I included 3 different printables that you can choose from! 

I usually will start off with using the page on the far right in the image below and brain dump everything I have to get done. I will then take it to the Weekly Homework Tracker and write in which days I am doing everything.

Finally, I use the page on the far left below as a daily schedule and time-block when I do everything!

It's the best and makes me feel a million times more organized!

It's available in 3 different color ways WITH a black and white version (aka it won't suck up all your ink...you're welcome). 

You can download this FREE Homework Planner printable for yourself by clicking here.

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Student Homework Tracker

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This tracker will help you keep track of your homework and due dates. The template can be used as a reminder of upcoming assignments, or you can show it to your educator as proof of completed academic tasks.

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Weekly Student Planner Templates

Students in Middle School and High School need some way to keep track of their assignments and activities. Some schools put together a spiral-bound "student agenda" that each student is required to purchase and use. These "agendas" (I prefer the term "student planner") typically include calendars, school rules, and a lot of weekly planner pages for listing assignments. If your school doesn't provide something like this, you can buy your own student planner or print your own planner pages using templates like the ones on this page.

Printing Two-Sided (Duplex Mode): These 2-page weekly planner pages are designed for printers that can handle printing on both sides of the page. Some instructions are provided on the cover page within each template. If your printer cannot print two-sided, your printer may allow a manual duplex mode (where you flip the pages yourself and reinsert them into the printer). Follow your printer's instructions for manual duplex printing. Experiment with a few pages at first to avoid wasting paper.

Student Planner - Weekday Columns / Subject Rows

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This is one of the most popular weekly student planners. It lists the weekdays along the top and includes rows for up to 7 different subjects. You can list other activities on the bottom row and weekly action items and notes on the right side of the second page. You only need to edit the subjects on the first page. All the other pages will update based on the first page.

Student Planner - Subject Columns / Weekday Rows

This version lists the Subjects along the top with the weekdays as rows. The to-do and notes sections are included on the second page at the bottom. Like the other templates, the Excel file allows you to edit the subjects listed at the top.

Weekly Student Planner - Basic

This is a basic version that lists subjects along the top and rows for each weekday. It doesn't include an action items or notes section, but it does still include the columns that can be used to check off the daily assignments.

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Middle and High School Planner Printables for Homeschool

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Now I don’t know about you, but despite my best intentions, I seem to always forget something that has already been purchased, curriculum ideas for upcoming years, or what may already be on our bookshelves to use for our younger children. Sticky notes and random sheets of paper just don’t cut it, so the Middle and High School Planner pages were put together to make life a little easier for myself overall. (And let’s face it, these are a lot prettier than the random sheets of notebook paper that were accumulating in my binder).

I’m printing off a copy for each of our children and it gives me a central location to jot down notes, ideas, and what we’re doing as we go along. Overall, there are sixteen pages in the Middle and High School Planner pages (plus one that you don’t have to print at the end), and two different versions – a blue/green color-themed set and a rainbow color-themed set. Laurianna saw me working on them and said she thought hers should have more color, so I had to readjust them. (grins)

If you’d like to see what we’ve been planning for homeschool high school so far, don’t miss our Homeschool High School Plan post that was shared earlier. In addition to walking through our overall plans I share how overwhelmed I was to begin with and some tips on laying the foundation for the upcoming years. There is also a link to a simple overview printable that you may prefer to this more in-depth one.

A Quick Look & Overview Planning

Use the first two pages to plan out subjects and curriculum for each year. In the left side column there is room to track the subjects and then plan out what you will use from 6th grade through 12th grade. Be sure to keep track of what you already have on hand – and don’t need to purchase!

High School Outline, Requirements, and Schedules

This section allows you to plug in all the information that your state may require for graduation, AP placement, decide your grading scale, and brainstorm elective ideas for your child. There is also a sheet that can be printed off yearly to create a weekly schedule for your child.

Tracking High School Credits

Keep track of the credits your child is earning, books read, extra curricular activities and other important information you might need for high school transcripts. There are five pages for this section: one for early credits (prior to 9th grade if your state allows it) and four pages, one for each year of high school.

Course Descriptions

This section allows you write a short course description of each class that your child takes for credit (may come in handy for college admission later).

–> Download the Middle School and High School Class Planning  (blue/green)  <–

–> Download the Middle and High School Planning Pages (rainbow)   <–

Questions about Homeschooling in High School?

There’s nothing that can strike fear in the heart of a veteran homeschooling parent like the thought of homeschooling high school. Despite what may be years of successful homeschooling, thinking of high school can bring all the fears and doubts of the early years resurging in a homeschool parent’s heart. Read the post Homeschooling in High School for tips and resources from a veteran homeschool mom who has homeschooled and graduated a high schooler.

Have a Student in Need of Organization Help?

If you have a child in middle or high school that needs some organizational help, be sure to check out our Weekly Student Planner ! The planner is undated and can be used year after year and has plenty of room for writing down daily assignments, goals, and accomplishments. Learn more HERE .

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Thank you so much for this!! I was just looking last night for something exactly like this – to take place of my notebook scribblings! : )

I hope it’s as much a help to you as it has been to me! :)

yes, thank you! I have been compiling info into a notebook and this will help as well. =) Have you checked out the freebies/site by Lee Binz:

http://www.TheHomeScholar.com

Honestly, this whole high school thing is tricky! Thanks again!

High school brought up all those feelings of inadequacy in me – so didn’t see that coming! It is such a new ballgame, but I am so thankful to have friends walking along with me. :) It definitely helps to have encouragement and support!

Thank You, these will help so much!

Enjoy! Filling out ours for McKenna this weekend. :)

The blue/green set does not have the Course Descriptions pages.

Sara – I just uploaded the corrected copy. I’m sorry!! Thanks so much for letting me know. :)

Thank you so much for these forms. They are well thought out. For a cost is it possible to offer an editable version? I would like my final draft to be neater than my chicken scratch. Have you come up with a transcript form, not that you have to offer, just checking to see if you tackled that beast yet.

Thank you! It will be very helpful! God bless you!

Glad to hear that, Sarah!! I hope it is! :)

Hello Kyrie ! my work colleague obtained a fillable CCV Transcript Release Request Form document with this link http://goo.gl/udbkJy

Thank you for these!

I am trying to print the tracker and my printer is saying the file is encrypted and wont print it

You may want to check and make sure your Adobe is up to date. It’s printing fine on my end but sometimes it’s a tech issue between the printer and Adobe. Check this post for printing helps: https://www.homeschoolcreations.net/pdf-downloading-and-printing-problems/

This is so great! I totally needed something to keep me organized and this will be perfect!

So beautifull, so useful thank you so much

that’s just amazing, my daughter is 9 and she gonna love it!

Thanks for cute Templates! My son literally loved them! Keep it up great works!

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Lesson Plan Template

Many teachers find it difficult to fit the syllabus into assigned lessons while simultaneously staying on top of many other responsibilities. Fortunately, this lesson plan template can help you stay organized and in control. 

Free lesson plan templates for teachers or parents who homeschool their kids. All templates are editable so you can personalize and customize them to suit your needs. Either print a blank lesson plan template and write your lesson plan or edit the template before you print. We offer many free lesson plan themes to suit every teaching style.

On this page, you will find more than 50 templates for lesson plans in various file formats: PDF, Word, Excel, images, and Google Docs.

Weekly Lesson Plan Template

Word | PDF | Excel | Image | Google Docs

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Each printable lesson plan template below starts from Monday to Friday. There are 8 versions with 1 to 8 lessons each day.

• 1 Lesson per Day: Word | PDF | Excel | Image
• 2 Lessons per Day: Word | PDF | Excel | Image
• 3 Lessons per Day: Word | PDF | Excel | Image
• 4 Lessons per Day: Word | PDF | Excel | Image
• 5 Lessons per Day: Word | PDF | Excel | Image
• 6 Lessons per Day: Word | PDF | Excel | Image
• 7 Lessons per Day: Word | PDF | Excel | Image
• 8 Lessons per Day: Word | PDF | Excel | Image

This weekly template has 8 versions, with 1 to 8 lessons each day. There is space for both a lesson plan and the homework assignment for that lesson.

We also offer many more weekly planner templates that you can customize.

Daily Lesson Plan Template

This daily lesson plan template will organize your lesson, including supplies you might need, homework you should give, preparations to prepare, etc. It will remind you of everything you need to do to ensure that your lesson is ready. Once you have prepared the lesson, then you can use the simple lesson plan template for the next year since the preparations will be complete. If you keep your lesson plans organized, then preparing for each year will be easy and stress-free.

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If you don’t want a unique teacher daily planner template, then check out our daily planner templates that might be helpful as-is or with some changes (all the templates are free and editable).

Teacher Lesson Plan Template

We offer free lesson plans for teachers in elementary to high school. There are also options for preschool. If you are looking for a college-level lesson plan template you can probably find templates you can use with little to no editing. If you want to edit the layout of any template, then select the Word or Excel version.

Preschool Lesson Plan

Free printable preschool lesson plans for preschool teachers. For preschool and kindergarten, you can use a template with lesson plan clipart to make it more fun and interesting.

You can download the preschool weekly lesson plan template as an image or a PDF file.

Creating a Preschool Lesson Plan is an exciting opportunity to engage young minds in a fun and educational way. Start by setting clear learning objectives and choose a theme or topic that captures the children’s imagination. Incorporate a variety of activities, including songs, stories, art projects, and hands-on experiments, to make learning enjoyable and interactive. Remember to consider individual learning styles and adapt your plan accordingly. Keep the activities age-appropriate and flexible, allowing room for spontaneous discoveries and exploration. With a well-thought-out lesson plan, you’ll create a nurturing and stimulating environment where preschoolers can grow, learn, and develop important skills while having a blast!

Elementary Lesson Plan Template

Crafting an elementary lesson plan is an essential step in providing quality education that nurtures young minds. Start by defining clear learning objectives, aligning them with curriculum standards, and choosing engaging activities that cater to diverse learning styles. Incorporate interactive discussions, hands-on projects, and assessments that foster critical thinking and creativity. Flexibility is key, as it allows you to adapt to your students’ needs and interests. With a well-structured lesson plan, you’ll create a dynamic and supportive classroom environment where elementary students can thrive academically and personally. Our free elementary lesson plan templates will help you bring your teaching goals to life, ensuring an enriching and enjoyable learning experience for your students.

30 Page Lesson Plan Book

To create a class plan template for elementary school you can also use any of the templates above.

Middle School Lesson Plan Template

Most of the templates above can be used for middle school classes.

Designing a middle school lesson plan is a unique endeavor that takes into account the changing needs and abilities of adolescents. Middle school students are at a pivotal stage in their development, seeking more independence and engagement. Your lesson plan should include clear learning objectives that challenge critical thinking and problem-solving skills. Emphasize interactive activities, group discussions, and technology integration to keep students engaged and connected to real-world applications. Assessment strategies should focus on deeper comprehension and analysis, preparing them for higher academic demands. Our free middle school lesson plan templates are tailored to meet the specific needs of middle school students, helping you foster their academic growth and support their social and emotional development during this critical transitional phase.

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31 Page Lesson Plan Book

If you want to edit the sections then select the Word version below.

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This is a detailed daily lesson plan format suitable for middle school lessons and high school lessons. It includes a lot of sections but you can delete the sections you don’t want to include.

The following sections are included:

• Lesson Title : A clear, concise title that summarizes the main focus of the lesson.
• Date : The date on which the lesson will be taught.
• Grade/Class : Specify the grade level or class for which the lesson is intended.
• Duration : The estimated time needed to complete the lesson (e.g., 45 minutes, 90 minutes).
• Learning Objectives : Clearly state the specific learning goals or outcomes for the lesson. What do you want students to know, understand, or be able to do by the end of the lesson?
• Materials and Resources : List all the materials, textbooks, technology, handouts, or other resources needed for the lesson.
• Preparation : Describe any preparation required before the lesson, such as setting up equipment or preparing materials.
• Introduction : Outline how you plan to introduce the lesson to the students. What will you do to engage their interest and set the stage for learning?
• Instructional Strategies : Describe the teaching methods, strategies, or activities you will use during the lesson to convey the content.
• Content : Present the main content or subject matter of the lesson. Include key concepts, facts, or information to be covered.
• Differentiation : If applicable, detail how you will differentiate instruction to meet the diverse needs of students (e.g., accommodating special needs, providing enrichment for advanced students).
• Assessment : Describe the methods or assessments you will use to gauge student understanding and progress. This may include quizzes, discussions, projects, or homework assignments.
• Closure : Explain how you will wrap up the lesson, summarize key points, and reinforce learning.
• Homework/Assignments : If there are any assignments or homework tasks associated with the lesson, list them here.
• Reflection/Evaluation : Leave space for your own reflections on the lesson. What worked well? What would you change next time? This helps improve future lessons.
• Notes : A section for any additional notes, reminders, or comments related to the lesson.
• Standards/Alignment : If your lesson is aligned with specific educational standards or curriculum guidelines, note those here.
• Teacher Name : Your name or the name of the instructor.
• Room/Location : Indicate the classroom or location where the lesson will take place.
• Signature : A space for your signature or initials, which may be useful for documentation or accountability.

High School Lesson Plan Template

The templates below and most of the templates above can be used for high school classes.

Crafting an effective high school lesson plan is a vital step in guiding students toward academic excellence and preparation for their future endeavors. High school students are transitioning into young adults, and your lesson plan should reflect this by encouraging more independent learning and critical thinking. Set clear learning objectives aligned with rigorous academic standards, and incorporate activities that challenge students to analyze, synthesize, and apply their knowledge. In-depth discussions, research projects, and practical applications of concepts are key components of high school lesson planning. Utilize various assessment methods to evaluate their comprehension and help them prepare for college or the workforce. Our free high school lesson plan templates are tailored to meet the advanced needs of high school students, ensuring a robust educational experience that equips them for success beyond the classroom.

This teaching plan template is for high school classes.

College Lesson Plan Template

This template is similar to the middle school and high school templates above but it includes additional sections such as:

• Alignment with Course Objectives : This section explicitly addresses how the lesson aligns with the overall course objectives and learning outcomes, emphasizing the integration of the lesson within the broader curriculum.
• Additional Information : This section allows for the inclusion of supplementary information or resources relevant to the college or university-level instruction, such as references or additional readings.
• Office Hours : It provides a space to specify your office hours for college or university students to seek assistance or clarification, acknowledging the more independent and proactive approach expected from them.
• University/College Policies : This section is included to highlight and communicate specific university or college policies that pertain to the course, such as late assignment policies or academic integrity guidelines.

This is a sample college lesson plan template.

The Benefits of a Lesson Template

Using a lesson plan template offers several benefits for teachers, whether they’re working with preschoolers, elementary, middle school, or high school students. Some of the key advantages include:

• Organization : Lesson templates provide a structured framework to organize your teaching materials, activities, and objectives. This organization helps you stay on track during the lesson and ensures you cover all the necessary content.
• Consistency : Templates promote consistency in your teaching approach. When you use the same format for each lesson, it’s easier for both you and your students to follow and understand the lesson structure.
• Time-Saving : Creating a lesson plan from scratch can be time-consuming. Templates streamline the process, allowing you to focus more on the content and teaching strategies rather than formatting.
• Alignment with Objectives : Templates often include sections for learning objectives and goals. This ensures that your lessons are aligned with curriculum standards and learning outcomes.
• Flexibility : While templates provide structure, they also allow for flexibility. You can adapt and customize them to suit your students’ needs, interests, and any unexpected classroom situations.
• Improved Communication : Lesson plans are useful for communicating your teaching intentions and goals with colleagues, administrators, and even substitute teachers. They provide a clear roadmap for what should be accomplished during a lesson.
• Assessment and Reflection : Templates often include sections for assessment strategies and reflection. This encourages you to think about how you will assess student understanding and what adjustments may be needed for future lessons.
• Professional Development : When you consistently use lesson plan templates, you develop a professional habit of thoughtful lesson planning. Over time, this can enhance your teaching skills and lead to better student outcomes.
• Student Engagement : A well-structured lesson plan can increase student engagement. When students know what to expect, they are more likely to participate actively in the lesson.
• Legal and Administrative Requirements : In some educational settings, such as special education or government-funded programs, having detailed lesson plans may be a legal or administrative requirement. Templates make it easier to meet these obligations.
• Resource Management : Templates often include a section for listing required materials and resources. This helps you ensure you have everything you need before the lesson begins.

Overall, lesson plan templates are valuable tools that help teachers deliver effective, organized, and engaging lessons while promoting professional growth and accountability. They can be adapted to suit different grade levels, subjects, and teaching styles, making them versatile assets for educators.

Which File Format Should You Select

If you find a template that you can use as-is then any format will work for you. If you want to use the template as-is then the free editable lesson plan template PDF will be perfect. Most of the PDF templates are typeable so you can type on them but you cannot change the layout. If you want to change the lesson plan layout, then select the lesson plan template Word or Excel versions. You can make as many changes as you want until the template works for you. Always keep a blank lesson plan template that you can reuse it over and over instead of deleting the content each time.

How to Make a Teacher Lesson Plan Book (Ready-Made)

You can either print or download a ready-made lesson plan book or create your own using the templates above.

Elementary School : 30-Page Lesson Plan Book

Middle School / High School : 31 Page Lesson Plan Book

How to Create a Teacher Lesson Plan Book (DIY)

You can make cheap lesson plan books by printing the templates on this page with a binder cover to create a DIY lesson book. The advantage of creating your own book is that you can choose the template that best suits you or even mix and match if you prefer.

You can include additional printables in your book. For example, if you want to create a teacher’s lesson planner and record book then add both of those templates to your DIY book. Print as many copies as you want to include. See the teacher planner for additional printables that you might find useful.

• Choose any teacher lesson planner printable from the selection above.
• Download it.
• Print as many copies as you want.
• Insert the lesson plan pages into a binder or have them bound.

You can also create a digital template for lesson planning by using the PDF versions of the templates above. See digital planner .

How to Write a Lesson Plan: A Comprehensive Guide for Educators

Writing an effective lesson plan is a fundamental skill for educators. Whether you’re teaching preschoolers or high school students, a well-structured lesson plan can make a significant difference in the learning experience. In this guide, we’ll walk you through the key components of a lesson plan and provide step-by-step instructions on how to create one that meets your teaching goals.

Lesson Plan Format

A lesson plan is a teacher’s detailed description of the course of instruction or “learning trajectory” for a lesson. Here is a general format you can follow when creating a lesson plan. Keep in mind that this is a basic template and can be customized based on individual needs, institutional requirements, and specific educational goals.

[Lesson Title]

1. Objective: Clearly state what students should know or be able to do by the end of the lesson. 2. Standards: List any academic standards that the lesson aligns with. 3. Materials: Detail all materials needed for the lesson, including textbooks, handouts, and technology requirements. 4. Introduction: Describe how you will introduce the lesson to students and any prior knowledge needed. 5. Procedure: Outline the sequence of learning activities, detailing both teacher and student roles and provide an estimated time for each activity. 6. Guided Practice: Explain how students will be guided through the learning activities, highlighting any formative assessment or feedback provided. 7. Independent Practice: Describe activities or assignments that students will complete independently to reinforce learning. 8. Closure: Explain how the lesson will be concluded and how you will reinforce the learning objectives. 9. Assessment/Evaluation: Detail how students’ understanding will be assessed, including any rubrics, tests, or informal assessments used. 10. Homework/Assignments: If applicable, list any homework or assignments that students are required to complete. 11. Differentiation: Describe any modifications or accommodations for students with diverse learning needs. 12. Reflection: After the lesson, note any areas that went well or could be improved for next time.

[Additional Notes/Comments]

• Any other relevant information or notes regarding the lesson.

[Attachments]

• Attach any materials, handouts, or resources used during the lesson.

Remember to be clear and concise, ensuring that the lesson plan is easy to follow, and be flexible, allowing for adjustments based on student needs and progress.

The Key Components of a Lesson Plan

A well-crafted lesson plan consists of several key components, each serving a specific purpose to ensure a successful teaching and learning experience. Here’s a breakdown of these essential elements:

1. Learning Objectives

Begin your lesson plan by clearly defining your learning objectives. What do you want your students to know, understand, or be able to do by the end of the lesson? Learning objectives should be specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound (SMART).

2. Materials and Resources

List all the materials and resources you’ll need for the lesson. This includes textbooks, handouts, visual aids, technology, and any specialized equipment. Ensuring you have everything ready in advance will help the lesson flow smoothly.

3. Lesson Introduction

Start your lesson with an engaging introduction that captures students’ attention and provides context for the lesson. You can use anecdotes, questions, multimedia, or real-world examples to pique their interest.

4. Main Content and Activities

This section outlines the core of your lesson. Break down the content into smaller, digestible chunks. Plan activities and strategies that facilitate student engagement and comprehension. Consider using a variety of teaching methods, such as lectures, group discussions, hands-on activities, and multimedia presentations.

5. Assessment and Evaluation

Detail how you will assess student learning during and at the end of the lesson. Include formative assessment strategies (ongoing assessments) and summative assessments (end-of-lesson evaluations). This can encompass quizzes, discussions, projects, or other assessment tools.

6. Differentiation

Address how you will meet the diverse needs of your students. Consider accommodations for students with special needs, English language learners, or advanced learners. Tailor your instruction to ensure every student can access and benefit from the lesson.

End your lesson with a summary or conclusion that reinforces the key points and learning objectives. This closure helps students consolidate their understanding of the material.

8. Homework or Follow-up Activities

If applicable, assign homework or suggest follow-up activities to reinforce what students have learned. This extends the learning beyond the classroom.

9. Reflection and Adaptation

Include a section for your own reflection on the lesson. What worked well, and what could be improved? This self-assessment will help you refine your teaching methods over time.

How to Create a Lesson Plan

Now that you’re familiar with the components, let’s go through the step-by-step process of creating a lesson plan:

Step 1: Identify Your Learning Objectives

• Determine what you want students to achieve by the end of the lesson.
• Ensure your objectives are aligned with curriculum standards and grade-level expectations.

Step 2: Gather Your Materials

• Compile all the materials, resources, and technology you’ll need for the lesson.
• Double-check that everything is in working order and readily accessible.

Step 3: Plan Your Introduction

• Create an engaging introduction to spark students’ interest and set the stage for the lesson.
• Think about how to connect the new material to what students already know.

Step 4: Outline Your Main Content and Activities

• Break down the content into manageable segments.
• Design activities that actively involve students in learning.
• Consider the pacing of the lesson to ensure you cover all planned activities.

Step 5: Plan Assessment Strategies

• Determine how you will assess student understanding throughout the lesson.
• Decide on an appropriate method for summative assessment.

Step 6: Address Differentiation

• Identify ways to differentiate instruction to meet the needs of all students.
• Consider providing additional support or challenges as necessary.

Step 7: Create Closure

• Develop a brief summary or closing activity that reinforces key concepts.
• Ensure closure relates to the learning objectives.

Step 8: Assign Homework or Follow-up Activities

• If applicable, suggest homework assignments or supplementary activities.
• These should reinforce the lesson’s content and objectives.

Step 9: Reflect and Adapt

• After delivering the lesson, reflect on what went well and what could be improved.
• Use this feedback to adapt your teaching strategies for future lessons.

Remember that lesson planning is a dynamic process. As you gain more experience, you’ll become better at anticipating your students’ needs and adjusting your plans accordingly. Effective lesson planning is a key factor in creating a positive and productive learning environment for your students, so invest the time and effort to craft engaging and meaningful lessons.

Lesson Plan Samples

College or university-level course.

This is a sample lesson plan template for a college or university-level course. In this example, we’ll create a lesson plan for an introductory biology class covering the topic of cell structure.

Lesson Plan: Cell Structure

Course: Introduction to Biology

Instructor: Dr. Jane Smith

Date: [Date]

Duration: 90 minutes

Learning Objectives:

• Describe the basic structure and functions of eukaryotic cells.
• Identify and differentiate between the major organelles found in eukaryotic cells.
• Explain the significance of cell structure in relation to cellular function.

Materials and Resources:

• PowerPoint presentation
• Whiteboard and markers
• Handout: Cell Structure Diagram
• Microscope slides (optional for in-class demonstration)

Preparation:

• Prepare PowerPoint slides with visuals and diagrams.
• Create a handout with a labeled cell structure diagram for students.
• Ensure that the classroom technology and equipment are functional.

Introduction:

• Begin the lesson by asking students what they know about cells and their functions.
• Discuss the importance of understanding cell structure in biology.
• Share the lesson objectives and provide an overview of what will be covered.

Instructional Strategies:

• Present an overview of cell structure, including the differences between prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells.
• Discuss the cell membrane, cytoplasm, and the role of the nucleus.
• Use the PowerPoint presentation to illustrate the structure of eukaryotic cells.
• Highlight major organelles, including the endoplasmic reticulum, Golgi apparatus, mitochondria, and chloroplasts (if relevant).
• Engage students in a discussion about the function of each organelle and how they contribute to cell function.
• Distribute the handout with a labeled cell structure diagram.
• Have students work in pairs or small groups to label the diagram and discuss the functions of each organelle.
• Cover the main components of eukaryotic cell structure, emphasizing the significance of each organelle in cell function.

Differentiation:

• Encourage students to ask questions and seek clarification during the discussion to accommodate diverse learning styles.

Assessment:

• Conduct a brief quiz at the end of the lesson to assess students’ understanding of cell structure.
• Assign a homework exercise in which students research a specific organelle and its role in cellular function.
• Summarize the key points of the lesson.
• Emphasize the relevance of cell structure to the broader field of biology.

Homework/Assignments:

• Read assigned textbook chapters on cell structure.
• Complete the homework exercise on organelle functions.

Reflection/Evaluation:

• Reflect on the lesson’s success and student engagement.
• Consider adjustments for future lessons based on student feedback and outcomes.
• Remind students about the upcoming laboratory session on cell observation and microscopy.

Alignment with Course Objectives:

• This lesson aligns with the course objectives related to understanding fundamental biological concepts and cellular structures.

Room/Location: Classroom 203

Signature: [Your Signature or Initials]

This sample lesson plan provides a structured framework for teaching a college-level biology lesson on cell structure. You can adapt and customize it to suit the specific content, objectives, and teaching style for your course.

High School

Here’s a sample high school lesson plan for a 10th-grade history class on the topic of “The American Civil War.”

Lesson Plan: The American Civil War

Grade: 10th Grade

Subject: History

Duration: 60 minutes

Lesson Objectives:

• Describe the major events and causes of the American Civil War.
• Analyze the impact of the Civil War on American society and politics.
• Evaluate the significance of key figures in the Civil War.
• Maps depicting Civil War battles
• Primary source documents (letters, diaries, speeches)
• Copies of selected readings on the Civil War

Introduction (10 minutes):

• Begin with a brief discussion on the importance of studying history and its relevance to understanding contemporary issues.
• Introduce the topic of the American Civil War and its significance in American history.

Instructional Strategies (20 minutes):

• Present an overview of the causes of the Civil War, including sectionalism, slavery, and economic differences.
• Discuss major events leading up to the war, such as the Missouri Compromise and the Compromise of 1850.
• Show students excerpts from letters or speeches by individuals from the Civil War era.
• Encourage students to analyze the documents for insights into the sentiments and perspectives of the time.

Content (15 minutes):

• Use a PowerPoint presentation with maps and images to illustrate key battles and turning points of the Civil War, such as Gettysburg and Appomattox.
• Engage students in a discussion about the social and political impact of the Civil War, including the Emancipation Proclamation and the 13th Amendment.

Assessment (5 minutes):

• Ask students to summarize the main causes and consequences of the Civil War.

Closure (5 minutes):

• Ask students to reflect on the relevance of studying the Civil War in understanding contemporary issues and conflicts.
• Assign readings on specific Civil War battles or figures.
• Ask students to choose a Civil War figure (e.g., Abraham Lincoln, Robert E. Lee) for further research and a short presentation.
• Consider adjustments or additional activities for future lessons.
• Provide information about upcoming classroom debates on key issues related to the Civil War.
• Mention the availability of additional resources in the school library for further research.

Room/Location: History Classroom

Teacher’s Name: [Your Name]

Elementary School

Here’s a sample elementary lesson plan for a 3rd-grade science class on the topic of “The Water Cycle.”

Lesson Plan: The Water Cycle

Grade: 3rd Grade

Subject: Science

Duration: 45 minutes

• Describe the stages of the water cycle.
• Identify key vocabulary related to the water cycle.
• Poster or diagram of the water cycle
• Small plastic cups
• Blue food coloring
• Construction paper and markers for vocabulary cards
• Begin with a brief discussion about water and its importance.
• Show a poster or diagram of the water cycle, highlighting key terms such as “evaporation,” “condensation,” and “precipitation.”
• Ask students what they know about the water cycle and write down their responses on the whiteboard.

Instructional Strategies (15 minutes):

• Explain the stages of the water cycle: evaporation, condensation, and precipitation.
• Conduct a simple demonstration using plastic cups and water with blue food coloring to represent water evaporating, forming clouds (condensation), and raining (precipitation).
• Divide the class into small groups.
• Provide each group with construction paper and markers.
• Ask them to create vocabulary cards for key terms related to the water cycle (e.g., evaporation, condensation).
• Groups can share their cards with the class.

Content (10 minutes):

• Review the stages of the water cycle, reinforcing key vocabulary.
• Emphasize that the water cycle is a continuous process in nature.
• Ask students to share what they’ve learned about the water cycle.
• Use the vocabulary cards and terms discussed during the lesson to assess their understanding.
• Ask students to think about where they might observe the water cycle in their daily lives (e.g., puddles drying up, steam rising from a pot).
• Assign a simple project: Students can create a poster or drawing that illustrates the stages of the water cycle.
• Encourage them to observe and record instances of the water cycle they notice at home.
• Consider any adjustments or additional activities for future lessons.
• Remind students to bring in their observations of the water cycle for the next class.

Room/Location: Classroom 102

Use this teacher lesson plan example as a foundation to craft your own engaging and effective lesson plans across various subjects and grade levels, tailoring them to your specific teaching objectives and classroom needs.

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The Best Free Homeschool Printables and Templates for Parents

Are you homeschooling your children? Make teaching at home easier with these free homeschool templates and printables.

Whether you're homeschooling your children temporarily or planning to make it permanent, you could probably use a little help. This is where templates and printables come in.

A template or printable can help you jumpstart a document rather than build it from scratch. Most times we think of using these for business. But these homeschool templates and printables are just what parents need to make teaching at home easier.

Homeschool Schedule Templates

One of the most important documents you can compose for homeschooling is a schedule. This lets you plan each day's lessons and activities along with breaks.

If you use Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets, the following two class schedule templates from Vertex42 are terrific. Both templates are available in Excel and Google Sheets.

Each template gives you seven days per week along with two tabs for how you want to break down your days. So if you want to schedule lessons in 15-minute increments or prefer 30-minutes, you have both options.

What's nice about these editable templates is that you can type in all the lessons and activities each week and then save, share, or print them.

New Class Schedule Template

Class Schedule Template

Printable Homeschool Schedules

If you prefer to use a blank printable homeschool schedule and add lessons and activities by hand, Vertex42 offers similar templates as PDFs or for Microsoft Word.

You can find these on the same webpage as the other templates under Printable Weekly Class Schedules.

Homeschool Homework Planner Templates

To help your elementary or high school students, consider giving them a weekly homework planner template . Also from Vertex42, you can choose the style that's best for your child. Each includes a checklist for homework and a schedule.

If you think they'd take advantage of typing in their homework plans in Excel, Google Sheets, or Word, you can download this first template. It includes two tabs in the spreadsheet versions for in-school and homeschool students. The difference between the two are the start and end times for the days.

Printable Homework Planners

Alternatively, there are two printable PDFs available; one for high school students and the other specifically for homeschool students. Like the template above, the difference is in the times for each day.

If your child prefers to go digital, take a look at this list of study planner apps for mobile devices .

Lesson Plan Templates

For your own planning as a parent who is now a teacher, consider using a lesson plan template . With this option for Microsoft Word from Class-Templates, you can plan out your lesson objectives, a summary of tasks or actions, materials you need, references, and take-home tasks.

Printable Lesson Plans

If you'd rather print a few lesson plan sheets and jot down the items instead, you can grab the PDF version of this lesson plan from the same website.

Alternatively, head to TemplateLab and check out their big collection of PDF lesson plans ready for printing.

Homeschool Printable Worksheets

If you're looking for free homeschool printable worksheets, you're in luck because there is a wonderful source.

Printable Worksheets is a site that offers free printables by subject, grade, and type.

For math, science, social studies, literature, and more, you can print crossword worksheets. You can download and view the crosswords and answers keys. Some subjects like math and science are broken down by grade level.

For children in kindergarten all the way through 12 th grade, you can grab crossword worksheets for each and every subject.

And if you prefer to browse by worksheet type, the site offers unscrambles, paragraph and sentence writing, and flashcards in addition to its popular crosswords worksheet.

Homeschool Report Card Templates

Another template you'll need for homeschooling your child is a report card template. A2ZHomeschooling offers a couple of templates that differ per the application you'll use.

For Microsoft Excel , check out this report card template. It comes complete with subjects ranging from math and science to health and handwriting. You'll also see explanations of grades and symbols, and areas for attendance and work habits and character.

For Google Docs (or as a download for Microsoft Word from Google Docs), you can use this next homeschool report card template. Similar to the above template, this one has standard courses, electives, and an attendance record. You can easily add the final grade per term.

Also, the template gives you a course resources and activity log sections.

Printable Progress Report Form

Maybe what you really need is a printable progress report form that you can complete by hand. This option can be downloaded as a PDF. It gives you spots for recording progress by subject with dates and marks.

Homeschool Transcript Template

If your child is in high school, then this homeschool transcript template might be just what you need.

You can complete the Student Academic Record section with the school year, grade level, course names and descriptions, credits, grades, and GPA.

The template also gives you areas for tracking dual enrollment and honors classes, testing information, activities and achievements, and attendance.

You'll also find helpful information for calculating GPA for standard and honors courses along with the yearly and cumulative GPA.­­

Homeschool Diploma Template Printables

To certify that your child successfully completed their high school education, you may need a homeschool diploma template.

The Pros and Cons of Homeschooling website offer two diplomas to pick from; one is 6 by 8 inches and the other is 8.5 by 11. Just complete the diploma with your child's name the date, and your signature.

GPA Calculator

This next handy sheet is for calculating GPA . So while it's technically not a template, it's certainly essential for correctly calculating your child's GPA, working scenarios to see how it affects their GPA, and keeping a record of grades and cumulative GPA.

It's Never Too Late to Use a Template

Your homeschooling job may already be underway , but it's never too late to start using a template. You might be using blank paper or notes for some of these types of documents or haven't even considered using some of them at all.

Either way, you can prepare for next week's lessons better using these homeschool templates and printables.

For an additional organization tool and notebook rolled into one for homeschooling, check out the advantages of using OneNote for school .

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2023-2024 Free School Planner: 43 Fantastic Organizers for Students!

Manage your schedules with this 2023-2024 Free School Planner! Utilize this handy tool to streamline your student life effortlessly. Download an array of day organizers, assignment trackers, and project planning templates to print and use. This invaluable free school planner is specifically crafted to ensure an outstanding academic year. It is designed to help you have a fantastic school year. Don’t miss out on this fantastic student resource, so snag your downloadable copy now!

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Free 2023-2024 school planner for you, what’s included in this free printable school planner 2022-2023, more planners for students and teachers.

Back when I was still a teacher, I noticed that more organized students tend to be more productive in class. They submit their homework and projects on time, and they are able to prepare for their lessons.

I especially miss being in the classroom today. I miss the noise of learning; I miss teaching! But as they say, once a teacher, always a teacher!

Although I am happy blogging from home these days, I still miss my teaching life. And when I reminisce about being in the classroom, a sense of longing arises, especially when I think about connecting with my students. And so today, I thought of creating printables for students, with hopes that these printables help students get organized in school. I hope these printables can help them perform better in class. Ahhh, I somehow feel like being a teacher again!

Dear students, this free school planner is for you. I hope you will find it helpful. I hope it will help you have a fantastic school year! Please enjoy this planner!

This free school planner for the school year 2023-2024 is fully loaded with over 43 printable templates you can download and use immediately. The templates come in a super cute school theme!

So, are you ready to start your best school year yet? This free school planner is designed to help you navigate your life at school. It is here to help you stay organized to manage your student life better!

Improve your time management, increase your productivity, and improve your academic performance. This free school planner can help!

This free school planner is designed for elementary and middle school kids. It includes all the basic planning pages you need to get organized in class. And for students already at the college level, be sure to check out our free printable college planner.

Here’s a quick rundown of the free printables included in this cute school planner. Towards the end of this post, you will be able to download the following for free:

• School Planner Cover Pages
• Vision Board
• Daily Planner
• Weekly Planner
• Monthly Planner
• Assignment Log
• Examination Schedule
• Project Planner Template
• Class Birthday
• Ideas and Inspirations Sheets
• Reading List and More!!

I made sure that each page comes practical, useful, and easy to use. And to make planning fun, this free school planner comes in a cute design. The pages are adorned with cute handpainted animals with colorful backgrounds! Scroll down to take a sneak peek!

Daily, Weekly & Monthly Student Planning Templates

You’ll find daily, weekly, and monthly planning sheets in the planner. These printables will help you easily organize your schedule for the day and plot out your examination dates and project timelines.

Free Graphic Organizers for Assignments and Projects

You’ll also find several graphic organizers to help you easily map your essay plans, organize your assignments, and more. The simple and practical printables included will ease you in accomplishing your work!

I’ve also included homework and project planners so you’ll stay on track with your schedules. Take a look at the sample page included below. Right in this template, you can easily manage your assignments. Assignment-making has never been this fun!

This free school planner also includes cute cover pages! And if you’re looking for more options, check out our aesthetic printable covers.

Printable School Calendar

To help you plot your schedules, you’ll also get a free printable calendar. Never miss anything important again!

Use our free blank school calendar to write down all the important dates, activities, and assignments in school. There’s also a room for your notes towards the bottom of the page, where you can jot down your major reminders or to-dos for the month. 

Get Your Free School Planner Today!

Ready to download this ultimate school planner? Check out the download instructions below to snag your printable copy.

• DOWNLOAD THE CALENDARS HERE.
• JOIN OUR MAILING LIST HERE TO RECEIVE THE FREE SCHOOL PLANNER sent straight to your inbox.
• Print the planner and the monthly calendars on US standard Letter Size paper. You may also use A4 sheets; just be sure your printer setting to “Fit to page”.
• Enjoy the planner and calendar!

Pin this Planner on Pinterest

Lastly, help spread this free school planner by pinning this post on Pinterest. I dream that this planner reaches the hands of thousands of students in the world! Thank you very much!

Great news! If you’re looking for more printable organizers for school, please know that I have a library of free school printables. Check out our favorite planners for students and teachers:

• 500+ Printable Resources for Teachers and Students
• The Ultimate Student Binder: 25 Planning Sheets!
• NEW! Student Binder: 50+ Organizing Templates!
• Amazing Teacher Planner 
• Ultimate Teacher Planner: 40 Organizing Templates!
• Student Binder Printables: 40 Pages!
• Free Teacher Planner
• Homeschooling Planner for Moms and Kids
• The Classic Teacher Planner
• Free Student Organizers
• Free Homeschool Planner
• Cute School Organizers: 20 Printable Pages!

Developing strong organizational skills is crucial for students like yourself. By honing this skill early on, you will greatly enhance your performance as you progress into high school and college and, ultimately, pave the way for a successful career. I hope this free school planner can help you get organized!

July 3, 2019 at 11:14 am

Thanks a lot!

July 3, 2019 at 11:58 pm

Hi there! With three kids in grade school the grade school student planer looks great! I downloaded the calendars and signed up for the mailing list which says the planner will be sent to my mailbox. (2. JOIN OUR MAILING LIST HERE TO RECEIVE THE FREE SCHOOL PLANNER sent straight to your inbox.) I still have not received it in my email. How long does it generally take? Thanks so much for all you hard work!

July 4, 2019 at 10:25 am

Hello, Jeannie! It should reach you immediately upon sign up. Can you shoot me an email at khaye@shiningmomblog(dot)com? Thanks!

July 4, 2019 at 4:40 pm

Hi there! Just sent you an email. Thanks!

July 5, 2019 at 7:11 am

Thanks! Will check it tonight.

July 7, 2020 at 4:19 pm

I have 2 kids. Planning to organized there schedule on this coming home school. student planner looks great..hope you can see my comment. Thank you.

July 17, 2020 at 9:35 am

Hello, Maria! Best of luck with your homeschooling journey!

April 27, 2021 at 8:56 pm

have not stopped printing lol. i just wish there was a way to put too a5 on a page instead of a4

August 20, 2022 at 1:23 am

I would love free copy of school planner

May 14, 2023 at 7:28 am

You can download it for free here!

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Free Printable Homework Planner

Are you looking for an effective way to stay organized throughout the school year? Look no further than a printable homework planner. This tool is designed to help students of all ages – from elementary school, middle school, high school students, and even a college student – keep track of their homework assignments and manage their time efficiently. Learn about the benefits of using a homework planner and provide a FREE Printable Homework Planner PDF that includes five different options to help students keep track of their assignments. These homework planner sample pages are from the complete Homework and Study Planner . 

Study Skills and Student Homework Planner

Why use a printable homework planner.

Time management is an essential life skill that every student needs to master. With the increasing workload in today’s education system, it’s more important than ever for students to have a system in place to manage their school work, extracurricular activities, and personal life. A printable homework planner can be a great way to develop these skills and ensure that students stay on top of their assignments.

BENEFITS OF USING A HOMEWORK PLANNER TEMPLATE

There are several advantages to using a homework planner template, including:

• Improved time management: A homework planner helps students allocate enough time for each assignment, ensuring that they can complete their work without feeling overwhelmed.
• Better organization : A weekly homework planner keeps all assignments in one place, making it easier for students to track their progress and stay organized.
• Reduced stress: Students can avoid last-minute cramming and enjoy a more balanced school life by having a clear overview of their homework schedule.
• Enhanced productivity: A homework planner allows students to break down larger tasks into smaller steps, making it easier to tackle complex projects or manage study skills .
• Increased accountability: By regularly updating their planner, students can monitor their progress and hold themselves accountable for meeting deadlines.

THE FREE PRINTABLE HOMEWORK PLANNER PDF

This free printable homework planner PDF includes five different options, each designed to suit the needs of different students. These options include:

• Simple Homework Planner: Ideal for younger students, this planner features a straightforward layout with space for listing assignments, due date, and the assignment status. This format helps students focus on their tasks without getting overwhelmed.
• Checklist Homework Planner: With this planner, students can list their assignments, time spent, due dates, and checkboxes to mark completion. This format is perfect for students who prefer a visual representation of their progress and enjoy checking off tasks as they complete them. Think of it as to-do lists for homework.
• Monthly Homework Planner: This planner includes a blank calendar for students to fill in with their assignment due dates and a separate checklist for tracking tasks. This format is ideal for students who want to see their entire month at a glance and plan ahead for busy periods.
• Homework or Project Planner: Designed for larger projects, this planner helps students break down their tasks into smaller steps and set target goals for each stage. This format is perfect for students working on complex assignments, such as research papers or group projects.
• Homework Assignment Planner: Similar to the Homework or Project Planner, this option is also designed for more extensive projects. It includes space for listing tasks, due dates, and additional notes to help students stay organized throughout the project.

These free sample pages are from the complete Homework and Study Planner, which offers even more features and tools to help students stay organized and on track throughout the school year.

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How does a printable homework planner help special education students.

Special education students can benefit from using homework planners, as these tools address various challenges they may face in managing their school work. A well-structured homework planner provides clear visual cues, enabling special education students to better understand their assignments, due dates, and progress. By breaking down tasks into smaller, more manageable steps, homework planners can help reduce feelings of overwhelm and frustration, allowing students to focus on one task at a time. 

Planners foster a sense of routine and consistency, which is especially beneficial for special education students who may struggle with executive functioning skills, such as organization, time management, and prioritization. In essence, a homework planner can serve as a supportive scaffold for special education students, empowering them to take ownership of their learning and ultimately fostering increased independence and academic success.

HOW TO USE THE FREE PRINTABLE HOMEWORK PLANNER

• Download the PDF version of the planner to your computer or Google Drive.
• Choose the best option for your needs and print it on regular paper or cardstock for added durability.
• Customize the planner by adding different colors or stickers to make it more personalized and engaging.
• Update the planner regularly with new assignments and due dates, and cross off completed tasks to stay organized and accountable.
• Keep the planner in a visible location, such as on your desk or pinned to a bulletin board, to easily reference it throughout the day.
• Reflect on your progress and make adjustments as needed. This may include altering your daily schedule, prioritizing tasks, or breaking down larger assignments into smaller steps.
• Use the planner consistently throughout the school year, updating it with new assignments and due dates as necessary.
• Consider using additional tools, such as mobile apps, Google Sheets, or assignment trackers, to further enhance your time management and organizational skills.
• Share your success with using the homework planner with friends and classmates, encouraging them to adopt similar habits for better time management and productivity.
• Reevaluate your planner at the end of each school year and make any necessary changes to better suit your needs and goals for the following year.

Students can consistently use a printable homework planner to develop essential life skills, such as time management and organization. These skills contribute to academic success and translate to other areas of life, such as part-time jobs, extracurricular activities, and daily routines.

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Free Homeschool Planner Pages: 13 Freebies For Learning

Brittany Kline | Updated March 27, 2024 Printables , Family

While homeschooling can be incredibly rewarding, it may sometimes seem like a juggling act. A homeschool planner can be a lifesaver in such situations!

The pages are designed to help you plan lessons, assign homework, and more, ensuring a well-organized homeschool experience.

Explore my helpful planner pages from my teaching days that cater to various needs, from daily logistics to yearly overviews- all designed to simplify your plans at zero cost.

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Key Takeaways

• As a teacher, I have a lot of helpful tools to get your homeschool up and running!
• Free printable homeschool planner pages are instrumental in organizing lessons, homework, activities, and schedules, reducing stress, and creating an efficient learning environment.
• Homeschool planner pages cater to a variety of needs with daily to-do lists, weekly plan printables, monthly calendars, and more.

Free Homeschool Planner Pages

A free printable homeschool planner is a flexible and cost-effective tool that can transform any homeschooling journey, making it less daunting and more enjoyable.

From lesson plan templates to reading lists, these planner pages are designed to cater to your unique homeschool plans.

The best part? They’re absolutely free and quick to download!

Regardless of whether you’re a seasoned homeschool mom or just beginning your journey, these printable homeschool planner pages are here to aid you.

Here are 13 free printables to help you create the best homeschool planner:

Lesson Plan Template

Lesson planning is the backbone of any successful homeschooling journey.

But let’s face it: designing a lesson plan at the beginning can be a bit overwhelming for first-time homeschoolers.

That’s where my free printable homeschool lesson planner comes to the rescue!

This printable provides a detailed framework for your weekly lesson plans, including subjects, activities, and resources.

No matter if you’re teaching multiplication or photosynthesis, these templates are designed to help you plan it all.

Unit Study Planner Page

Crafting detailed lessons on a specific topic or theme can be a breeze with the help of a unit study planner page.

This tool is designed to help parents break down a broad topic into engaging and digestible lessons that can captivate any child’s interest.

For instance, if you’re diving into a unit about the solar system, the unit study planner page allows you to:

• Outline key points for each planet
• Science lesson (planet characteristics)
• Math lesson (calculating distances)
• Literature lesson (mythology behind planet names)

This planner page can guide you in setting objectives, selecting resources like books or documentaries, and devising activities that reinforce the topic.

It’s a place to jot down related field trips, experiments, art projects, and ways to integrate technology for a multimedia learning experience.

Daily To-Do List

In a homeschool environment, each day brings a flurry of tasks and activities. From math lessons to piano practice, keeping track of everything can be a challenge.

That’s where a daily to-do list comes in handy. Daily planning pages are my backbone to every day- I used them plenty when I was a teacher!

My printable to-do list is a daily schedule page that will help you prioritize and manage your homeschool tasks effectively, ensuring nothing slips through the cracks.

Bid farewell to chaos and welcome a well-organized homeschool day where things get done and you can be productive!

Weekly Plan Printable

While daily to-do lists are great for managing daily tasks, a weekly planner can provide a broader perspective of your homeschool week.

Visualizing your week at a glance enables you to maintain a balanced and productive homeschooling environment for your kids.

A weekly plan facilitates structure in what can be a very flexible learning environment. It also ensures that educational goals are methodically approached and achieved.

By breaking down monthly or yearly objectives into weekly segments, the learning process becomes more manageable and less overwhelming for both the student and the educator.

Moreover, a weekly plan enables parents to incorporate a diverse range of activities beyond textbooks, such as field trips, practical experiments, and art projects, ensuring a holistic educational experience.

Monthly Calendars

In addition to daily and weekly planning, long-term planning is also crucial for a successful homeschool journey. This is where printable monthly calendars come in handy.

These calendars allow you to:

• Track monthly plans and events
• Keep track of co-op meetings
• Schedule sports practices and extracurriculars
• Ensure nothing important gets missed

A Year at a Glance

A detailed annual overview is another helpful printable to plan long-term ideas for your academic year.

A ‘Year at a Glance’ homeschool calendar printable allows you to outline your homeschool year, including general plans, vacations, and holidays.

Free printable calendar pages often incorporate a notes section where parents can devise a key with color coding to differentiate between school days, vacations, and holidays.

Field Trip Planner Page

A field trip printable page is designed to help you plan educational outings with ease. Planning ahead with this tool means you can:

• Set learning goals and outcomes for each trip
• Prepare pre-visit and post-visit activities to reinforce the lesson/key takeaways
• Organize logistics such as transportation, cost, and timing
• Keep track of places visited and experiences gained

Whether you’re exploring a museum, a historical site, or a science center, this field trip planner page helps you turn every outing into an opportunity for hands-on learning.

Chore Chart Integration

Homeschooling isn’t just about academic learning; it’s also about teaching life skills and fostering a sense of responsibility. Chore charts can play a significant role in this process.

Integrating chore charts into your homeschool planner not only instills responsibility in your children but also equips them for real-life living.

Using chore charts teaches children independence, allowing them to follow their duties without parental help and take ownership of their responsibilities.

Reading List

Reading is a fundamental part of any homeschooling curriculum. But keeping track of the books your kids read can be a challenge. That’s where a printable reading list comes in handy.

Book lists each week help you plan and record the books read, making it easier for you to assess your children’s progress and plan their future reading.

Whether you’re monitoring your child’s progress through classic literature or the latest young adult novels, my reading list is here to assist you.

Homework Assignment Sheet

Even though homeschooled kids might not have traditional homework, preparing them for secondary education and due dates is a must.

A printable homework assignment sheet can help with homework assignments, ensuring that nothing important slips through the cracks.

I’ve used this sheet for weekly assignments, suitable for middle school or high school students, but can be tailored to small homework for younger students.

I suggest laminating this printable and having it on the fridge; that way, you can reuse it every week and save on ink.

Grading Rubric

Rubrics are a crucial part of the homeschooling process- not to make them feel like they failed, but to express what you expect and how they can fit the mold.

It helps you evaluate your child’s performance and provides valuable feedback on their work. Knowing how they did and if they met expectations prepares them for college and the workforce!

My rubric provides a systematic way to establish expectations for your child to follow while they complete homework.

Then, you follow the rubric to provide grades for them and clearly communicate what worked and what didn’t.

Gradebook Printable

Just as grading rubrics are essential for providing feedback, a gradebook is crucial for tracking student progress and determining what your child needs to improve on.

A printable gradebook helps you keep record grades and calculate final scores throughout the academic year.

Printable grade book templates are practical tools for tracking assignments and grades throughout the homeschool year, assisting with organization.

Attendance Tracker

An attendance tracker can also be a valuable addition to your homeschool toolkit.

Keeping a record of your child’s attendance is not only a requirement in many states but also serves as a way to observe and ensure consistency in your child’s educational routine.

Moreover, an attendance tracker instills a sense of discipline and routine in children, which is beneficial for their overall time management skills and prepares them for future commitments and work.

What is a homeschool planner?

A homeschool planner is a versatile tool that helps you organize and plan your homeschooling journey with features such as lesson plan templates and calendars.

It’s a valuable resource for keeping track of progress and staying organized.

How do I know my child is ready for kindergarten?

Are you wondering if your little one is ready to embark on their homeschooling journey?

My kindergarten readiness checklist examines various developmental milestones and skills to help you assess your child’s readiness for kindergarten-level homeschooling.

The checklist covers a range of areas, including:

• Basic literacy and numeracy skills
• Ability to follow simple instructions
• Social skills such as sharing and taking turns
• Emotional readiness, like expressing needs and handling transitions
• Physical skills, including fine and gross motor abilities

Moreover, it gives you the confidence that you’re making an informed decision about your child’s education and what skills they need to develop, setting the stage for success!

Why are daily to-do lists important in homeschooling?

Daily to-do lists are important because they help manage and prioritize tasks, ensuring that important activities aren’t missed in the daily routine .

Knowing what you’re doing every day and discussing it with your child sets their expectations for the day and gives them things to look forward to.

How do I make curriculum choices when homeschooling my kid(s)?

Choosing a curriculum is one of the most important decisions you’ll make in your homeschooling journey.

It’s essential to consider your child’s learning style, your teaching capacity, and your state’s requirements for homeschooling.

You might even need to mix and match different homeschool curricula to find the perfect fit for your child’s unique learning needs.

Assess your child’s grade level in different subjects to choose a curriculum that suits their academic needs.

Then, set clear priorities and goals for your child’s education to get them on track with what children their age are accomplishing in school.

What homeschooling schedule would benefit my kid(s)?

Creating a homeschooling schedule that benefits your child is crucial for a successful homeschooling journey.

You can start with picking subjects to have daily, decide how long a lesson will be, and add in some homework time.

For example:

• 7:00-8:00 am – Breakfast & Get Ready
• 8:00-9:00 am – Reading/Literature
• 9:00-10:00 am- Gym/Exercise
• 11:00-12:00 pm – Science
• 12:00-1:00 pm – Lunch
• 1:00-2:00 pm – Art/Music
• 2:00-3:00 pm – Math
• 3:00-4:00 – Snack & Homework

Is a planner needed to homeschool my kids?

A planner can make your homeschooling journey much smoother and more organized.

A planner allows for planning in homeschooling, ensuring that:

• All necessary subjects are covered
• There is a balance between academic work and play
• Time is scheduled for socialization, which is crucial for a child’s development
• Educational goals are aligned with daily activities
• Legal requirements for homeschooling are met

Final Thoughts

Homeschooling is a rewarding journey that requires careful planning and organization.

Whether you’re managing daily tasks with a to-do list, tracking reading progress with a book list, or planning field trips, free printable homeschool planner pages can be your best ally.

My free printables help you create your own planner to stay organized, reduce stress, and ensure a well-rounded educational experience for your kids.

So, let’s plan a school year your kiddo will enjoy, Mama!

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