Lesson plan template
One lesson on a page: the learning objective, a timed list of activities with their materials, a check for understanding and the follow-up.
A homeschool week on one page: a row for each subject, Monday to Friday across, and the week and the student’s name at the top. Rename the subjects, type in the lessons, or print it to fill in by hand.

1 page · US Letter · Landscape
Free, with no account, email or watermark. Print at 100% or Actual size.
Ready-made PDF (Letter) · Free to print and share copies · Check your print size
Write each day’s lesson, page or chapter in the subject’s row, then tick it off or cross it out when it is done. The subjects are a starting list: rename them, add a language or a co-op class, or delete the ones you do not teach.
Print a copy for each child and write the name beside Student. To fit several children on one day, with lessons everyone does together, use the homeschool daily schedule; for a record of the days each child did school, use the attendance sheet.
One lesson on a page: the learning objective, a timed list of activities with their materials, a check for understanding and the follow-up.
A teacher’s week at a glance: Monday to Friday across, a row for each class period, and space for the week’s reminders.
Record each student’s score on each assignment out of the points possible, with the class and term at the top.
Mark each student present or absent from Monday to Friday, with the class and the week at the top.
A classroom seating plan in rows, groups or a horseshoe, with a name for each seat and the class at the top.
A sign-out sheet for students who leave the room: the name, where from and where to, and the time out and back, under the date.
What a substitute needs for the day: the class, contacts, the daily routine, a timed plan with materials, and your notes.
No sheets match that. Try a shorter word.
Use the same paper size in the PDF and printer settings. Choose Actual size or 100%. Print a sample before making copies.