Weekly Lesson Planner
Write the topic and sheet number for each subject. Check the box when it's done.
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How to do it
- Write the week at the top.
- Write each day's topic and sheet number for each subject.
- Check the box when it's done.
Teaching tip
Print a few at once and keep them in a binder with your trackers.
About this worksheet
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.
What kids practice
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.
Watch for
- 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.
It's free to print, as many copies as you need. See the full planning pages guide for 4th grade.
