Planning pages worksheets
Printable planning pages for fourth grade: a weekly lesson planner with space for each subject's topic and sheet number, and a year at a glance with every topic on one page.
The worksheets
Weekly Lesson Planner
A Monday to Friday planner with a box for each subject, lines for the topic, a sheet number space, a checkbox and a notes area for the week.
Year at a Glance
Every fourth grade topic in math, reading, writing and speech on one page, grouped by subject with a checkbox for each one.
Print the whole packet
One copy of every page above, in order. Tap + for more copies (up to 10).
For the parent or teacher
What it is
The Weekly Lesson Planner has a box for each subject on each school day, with lines for the topic and a space for the sheet number, so you can find and print the right sheet in seconds. The Year at a Glance puts every fourth grade topic in math, reading, writing and speech on one page with a checkbox, so you can see the whole year and how far you've come.
What comes next
Use the Progress trackers to record what was finished, and the Homeschool records for attendance and reading logs.
How to teach it
- Plan the week ahead on the weekend, using the learning path order on each subject page.
- Write the sheet number in each box. Typing it into the search box brings the sheet right up.
- Leave a box blank on days you want room for review or repeat practice.
- Check off topics on the Year at a Glance as you finish them, and look at it once a month to see what's left.
Common mistakes
- Planning too much for one day. One or two sheets per subject is plenty for most children.
- Treating the plan as fixed. Move things to another day when a topic needs more time.
- Forgetting to plan breaks and review days.