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Weekly Lesson Plan Template

Plan the week at a glance. The weekly lesson plan has a row for each subject and a column for each day, Monday to Friday, on one landscape page, with your name, your class and the week at the top.

Leave the subjects empty to get Reading, Writing, Math, Science, Social Studies and Notes, or type your own (up to 8), such as Circle Time, Phonics or Centers.

Type your subjects (one per line) under "Checklist columns / subjects".

One name per line. Attendance, behavior, checklist and conference forms list them; reading logs and homework trackers make one page per student.

One per line, e.g. Permission slip, Field trip money, Supplies.

Colors

Some forms print sideways (landscape). Black & white saves ink.

Everything you type stays on your computer. It is never sent to us.

Preview

What’s on the weekly lesson plan

Page
Landscape (sideways), sized to fit US Letter and A4 paper. Six color choices, including Black & white.
At the top
Weekly Lesson Plan, then Teacher, Class, Week of: printed when you type them, or a line to write on.
Columns
Subject, Mon–Fri (space to write for each day).
Rows
One row per subject: Reading, Writing, Math, Science, Social Studies, Notes, or up to 8 subjects you type (each up to 24 characters).

How to use it

  1. The weekly lesson plan is already chosen under Form.
  2. Type your name, your class and the week (Week of).
  3. Type your subjects, one per line, under “Checklist columns / lesson-plan subjects” (up to 8), or keep the six ready-made ones.
  4. Click Print and set the printer to Landscape.

If the page prints small, set the printer to Fit to page.

Questions

Can I change the subjects?

Yes. Type up to 8 subjects, one per line. Each subject can be up to 24 characters.

Can I type my lessons into the template?

No. You type the subjects, your name, your class and the week; the boxes for each day are for writing by hand. The maker prints paper forms, not a fillable file.

Does it work for preschool?

Yes. Type the parts of your day instead of school subjects, for example Circle Time, Centers, Outdoor Play and Story Time, and print.

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