Weekly Planner for 9-Period Day Template
Friday, August 24, 2018
In our school board, we have a balanced day that consists of nine 30-minute periods. This year, I decided to create a weekly planner, since many teacher planners I come across have only six or seven period blocks. I decided I would share a copy of my template which you can edit to suit your needs. In case you were wondering, period five is split into two: 15 minutes before lunch and 15 minutes after lunch. To download a free copy of my 9-period weekly planner template, click on the thumbnail below and then click on "download". Since I am an itinerant teacher, I have set it up on a per-period basis. For those who are homeroom teachers, you can combine two or more periods together for longer blocks, such as for math or language, by highlighting the cells you want to combine and using the "merge" feature. That way you will have more room to write or type out your plans.
7 COMMENTS
That is actually a fabulous idea. what a great way to be and stay organized! we are counting down the last days till school
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this will be so helpful!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great organization tool!
ReplyDeleteThis is very handy!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great template!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing an awesome template!
ReplyDeleteI like the theory behind balanced day, but I'm glad my school doesn't use it. 30 minutes isn't long enough to accomplish much of anything, at least not for a rotary subject. And if you are teaching "a la carte", it's really tough. I love the template though. Looks a lot nicer than the one I made for myself. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for taking the time to leave a comment here on Toronto Teacher Mom. Hope you have a great day!