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Free, printable lesson plan templates for teachers and parents - daily, weekly templates.

Free, printable lesson plan templates for teachers and parents - daily, weekly templates.

This website has many different lesson plans including daily, weekly and by grade. This is also a good website compared to the DID model in the book.

Love this weekly template because it fits on a regular sized computer paper and can be easily edited in Microsoft Word to fit your individual needs.

Love this weekly template because it fits on a regular sized computer paper and can be easily edited in Microsoft Word to fit your individual needs.

This site offers a variety of free printable weekly planner templates that will help you to organize your week in a clear simple format. The free weekly planner is saved as a PDF file.

Use this weekly lesson plan template to plan and view a week's worth of subject lessons. Designed with elementary teachers in mind, the template includes space for materials, activities, assignments and evaluation. There's even extra space for notes!

Includes multiple layouts for weekly lesson plans. These are designed for grades K-12.

This is a free Weekly Lesson Plan Template for Preschool Teachers.

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I really liked this website because it has blank lesson plans where you can create your own as well as different ones that you just download. This is a good website compared too DID model as well

This weekly Lesson plan has the class hours set out for each day. While I would like a lesson plan that would allow me to go into greater detail about the subject matter and objectives of each lesson, it is important to have an overview and well timed out lesson plan for each day.

This is a free site in which you can build your own lesson plan! (Watch the featured youtube video for more detailed info). I like this because teachers can customized their lesson plans based on what works best for their classroom schedule. You get options to build weekly, yearly, daily or even by the hour!

This is a free site in which you can build your own lesson plan! (Watch the featured youtube video for more detailed info). I like this because teachers can customized their lesson plans based on what works best for their classroom schedule. You get options to build weekly, yearly, daily or even by the hour!

I love this weekly lesson plan template! It contains room for mapping out the day during each subject area, room for the objectives at the bottom of each day, room for standards met, room for materials needed, and room for assessments. Unfortunately, there is not a section for revision ideas, but that can always be written in by hand.

current issues that involve teachers, schools and students; weekly online publication

current issues that involve teachers, schools and students; weekly online publication

This easy-to-use weekly lesson plan template is an excel file that can be edited to work with any class schedule. All you have to do is change the "Week" field

This is a good weekly lesson plan for any grade.

This template can simply be turned into from a daily template to a weekly template. I love the cutesiness of it for an elementary school teacher. It is organized with the spelling words of the week and times that each subject begins and ends.

This is a good weekly lesson plan template for a school that might have 8 periods. If not 8 periods you could easily alter it to make it adaptable for your school

Assessment and testing page for Mrs. Perkins' 1st grade classroom offers an example of a weekly lesson plan.

"Recently, I wrote a blog about 5 ways that we can learn through writing lesson plans. I also shared a resource collection of lesson and unit planning with 10 templates. We know that we can learn about lesson planning by writing out our plans and using templates, but we can also learn by reading the plans of other educators." Lily Jones. Just a teacher, helping other teachers, Lily Jones provides various templates for units, and also daily and weekly lesson planning.