Lesson Plan Template Printable Set for Daily, Weekly and Unit Planning
Clear, calm pages that turn busy teaching days into well planned lessons.
Overview
Lesson plan template printable pages for teachers who want tidy, peaceful layouts for planning real school days. The undated set has 10 pages: a detailed I do, we do, you do plan, a daily plan covering 8 periods, two weekly layouts, a backward design unit plan, a plan for substitutes and a curriculum map. Download the PDF instantly in US Letter and A4. Nothing is shipped.
Plan deeply when you need to, glance quickly when you do not, and feel ready for whatever the week brings.
How the lesson plan template printable set saves planning time
Go deep on a single lesson with objective, standards, success criteria, differentiation and assessment, or see each period of a day or week on one sheet. The unit plan starts from your goals, moves to the evidence of learning and then sets out 10 lessons in order, while the curriculum map spreads the full year across 12 rows.
A sub plan collects everything a substitute needs on one page, which makes a sick day far less stressful. Nothing is dated, so you can print each template again for every lesson, week or unit, in any term of any year.
Who these lesson planner templates are for
- Elementary, middle and high school teachers who like to plan on paper
- Student teachers and new teachers asked to write detailed plans
- Homeschool parents and tutors wanting a simple shape for every lesson
- Teachers who want a sub plan template ready for unexpected days off
Design and printing
- A clean, elegant look: bright white pages, delicate blush pink accents and low ink use
- Generous margins, so a home printer will not cut anything off
- Sizes: A4 (210 x 297 mm) and US Letter (8.5 x 11 in), both portrait
- Undated, so the templates fit any term in any year
- Keep the pages in a binder or on a clipboard, or have a print shop spiral bind them
What's inside (10)
Inside the lesson plan template printable set: 10 pages
- 1Cover with the contents and lines for your name, grade and subject
- 2Detailed lesson plan covering the lesson name, subject and grade, how long it runs, what students will learn, standards, how success looks, materials, new words, a warm-up, I do, we do, you do, support and extension, assessment ideas, closure and a reflection
- 3Daily lesson plan showing all 8 periods, with the class and time, goal, activities, supplies and homework for each, plus the day's top priorities, copies and prep, and notes
- 4Weekly lesson plan for 6 subjects from Monday to Friday, with the week's focus, assessments due, prep and copies, and reminders
- 5Weekly plan by period: 8 periods over 5 days, a lunch row dividing morning and afternoon, before school, after school and a don't forget box
- 6Unit plan built on backward design. Stage 1 sets out goals, the lasting understandings and the big questions. Stage 2 lists checks before, during and after the unit. Stage 3 maps 10 lessons. There is also room for the knowledge and skills students should gain, materials and resources, and links to other subjects
- 7Two lessons per page, a short form that gives each lesson its own goal, supplies, check for understanding, 10 numbered steps, support ideas, homework and notes, and cuts neatly in half if you like index card style plans
- 8Substitute lesson plan: a welcome note, plans for 6 periods showing where materials are and what to collect, early finisher tasks, what to do with extra time, helpful students and a checklist for the note your sub leaves behind
- 9What worked reflection log with 11 rows to note the date, the lesson, what went well, what you would change and how engaged students were from 1 to 5, along with patterns you notice and ideas to test
- 10Curriculum map where 12 rows hold a month or unit each, with the topics, standards, core skills and assessments, plus space for the year's big goals and test dates
Files & printing
What you download
- Lesson Plan Templates, US Letter PDF (10 pages)
- Lesson Plan Templates, A4 PDF (10 pages)
- Read Me First, a short printing guide (PDF)
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- Print only the pages you need, as often as you like, for your own personal use.
Good to know
- The set is designed for printing and has no clickable links, so it is not a digital planner. You can still import the PDF into a note taking app and write on it.
- This is a digital download. Nothing physical is shipped.
- Printed colors may differ slightly from your screen.
- The files are for your own use. Sharing, reselling or redistributing them is not permitted.
- Digital files cannot be returned. If a file refuses to open or prints incorrectly, email us and we will help right away.
How this was made
Designed and written by PetiteDiary. AI tools helped draft parts of the text, and some background scenes in the preview images were created with AI. Every page was designed, reviewed and checked before release.
Questions
Questions about the lesson plan template printable
Does it include an I do, we do, you do layout?
Yes. The detailed lesson plan on page 2 walks through warm-up, I do, we do and you do, plus differentiation, assessment, closure and reflection.
Is there a sub plan template?
Yes. Page 8 is a substitute plan with a welcome note, lessons for 6 periods, early finisher ideas, helpful students and a checklist for the sub's note to you.
Can I plan a whole unit?
Yes. The unit plan uses backward design in three stages and includes a 10 lesson sequence, and the curriculum map covers the year in 12 rows.
Are the templates dated?
No. They are undated, so you can reprint them for every lesson, week or unit in any year.
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