Teacher Planner

Plans for different ages and subjects

This set includes simple planning pages for daily lessons, weekly routines, subject work, activity choices and children's progress notes. Some templates have large spaces and clear labels for Nursery, LKG and UKG planning. Others give older primary teachers room to record learning aims, materials, homework and follow-up tasks. Use one page for a short activity or combine several pages for a full day. The layouts are flexible, so you can plan maths, English, Hindi, environmental studies, art, reading and practical activities in one place.

Use the pages at home or in class

At home, choose a template on Sunday and write three or four activities for the week. Add a book, a hands-on task and a quiet option for days when your child needs a slower pace. In class, fill in the main lesson before school and add notes after the activity. A weekly page can help you link a story to drawing, letter practice and a simple counting game. For a longer plan, pair these pages with the Lesson Plan Template or Weekly Lesson Planner.

Keep plans useful and manageable

A common mistake is writing too many activities for one day. Young children may need extra time for settling, movement, conversation and repeating a new idea. Another mistake is recording only what you taught, without noting what your child or class could do next. Keep the learning aim short, such as matching five objects or retelling part of a story. Leave space for a quick note about support needed, materials to prepare and a follow-up activity. A planner should guide your day, not make every minute rigid.