Teacher Planner Printable
Set out your teaching week on one page: a lesson-planning grid with periods down the side and days across the top, room for objectives, and a notes strip. Preview it, then download a print-ready teacher planner PDF in A4 or US Letter. Free, with no sign-up.
This teacher planner printable gives you a lesson-planning grid for the week, with periods down the side and days across the top. Each cell has room for the lesson focus and objectives, and there is a notes strip for reminders and admin. Use it as a lesson planner template or a printable teacher plan book, and run off a fresh page each week.
- Live preview before you print
- 100% free
- No sign-up, no app
- A4 and US Letter
- Works offline after first load
How to use it
- 1
Set the periods
Choose how many periods run down the side and how many teaching days across the top.
- 2
Plan each cell
Write the lesson focus and objectives into each period, class by class.
- 3
Preview and download
Add notes for the week, check the preview, then download the PDF and print it.
When it comes in handy
Weekly lesson planning
See every class for the week in a grid so you can balance the load across days.
A plan book you keep
Print a page a week into a folder and build a record of what you taught.
Cover and supply
Hand a clear, filled-in grid to a cover teacher so lessons run without you there.
Live preview & 100% in your browser
The PDF is built right here in your browser, sized to the exact page you choose. Nothing you type is sent to a server, there is no sign-up and no limit, and once the page has loaded it keeps working even with no connection.
Frequently asked questions
- How many periods and days can I set?
- You choose both. Set the number of periods down the side to match your timetable, from a few blocks to a full day, and the number of teaching days across the top, usually five. The grid resizes to fit, and the preview shows how much room each cell has before you print.
- Is there space for objectives in each lesson?
- Yes. Each cell is sized to take a short lesson focus and the objectives for that class, not just a subject name. If you plan in more detail, use fewer periods per page so the cells are taller, or print one day per page for the most room.
- Can I use it as a printable plan book?
- Yes. Print one grid per week and keep them in a ring binder to build a plan book over the term. Because it is undated, you write the week at the top by hand, so one layout covers the whole year and you only print what you need.
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