Lesson Planning Templates

Yearly, quarterly, monthly, and weekly planning grids plus checklists and to-do lists give teachers a print-and-use system for organizing lessons, assessments, and events across the school year.

Grades: Not Grade Specific
File type: PDF
Preparation: Print ready

Updated Jul 07, 2022

Topic: Teacher Binder, Templates
Resource types: Templates, Teacher Tools
Preparation: Print ready

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A full year of teacher planning tools is organized into five sections — yearly planners, quarterly planners, monthly planners, weekly planners, and checklists — so a teacher can pick the time scale that matches the task at hand. The yearly and quarterly pages lay out all twelve months in different grid layouts, some with a notes column, while the monthly and weekly pages break days down further, including a time-blocked weekly schedule running from 6:00 to 9:30 and dedicated lesson-planning grids with space to log assessments, excursions, and school events. The checklist section adds student-name checklists, an achievement-key tracking grid (achieved, developing, beginning, not evident), a to-do list, and a monthly checklist spanning January through December. Every template is explicitly described as non-editable and designed to be printed, bound, and filled in by hand rather than typed into digitally.

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Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

Use the included learning resource.

Teaching tips

Print and bind only the sections matching your planning style rather than the whole 62-page set, since the pack is organized into five independent categories.
Use the time-blocked weekly schedule template (6:00-9:30) for tracking a full daily routine, and the simpler weekly lesson grid for outlining just class periods.
Pair the monthly overview page with the monthly lesson-planning page — one tracks the calendar and events, the other tracks the actual lesson content for those same dates.
Use the achievement-key checklist (Achieved / Developing / Beginning / Not Evident) to track student progress against a specific skill across the term.

Skills covered

Long-range planning — teachers block out lessons, assessments, and events across a full school year using yearly and quarterly grids.
Weekly scheduling — teachers organize daily class periods, including a time-blocked schedule for tracking a full day.
Student progress tracking — teachers use the checklist and achievement-key templates to record individual student status against classroom goals.

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Lesson planning
Teacher organization

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