Weekly Lesson Plan

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A week-at-a-glance lesson plan grid

For k-12 teachers planning a week of lessons for one class or subject

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Weekly Lesson Plan

WEEK OF

[Month DD, YYYY]

TEACHER

[Name]

SUBJECT / COURSE

[Subject]

GRADE / PERIOD

[Grade], [Period]

Unit: [Unit title] Notes for the week: [Assemblies, schedule changes, or reminders]


MONDAY

[MM/DD]

TUESDAY

[MM/DD]

WEDNESDAY

[MM/DD]

THURSDAY

[MM/DD]

FRIDAY

[MM/DD]

Objective

Students will be able to











Standards

Codes addressed











Warm-up

Opening task











Instruction

Model, explain, discuss











Practice

Guided and independent











Assessment

Check for understanding











Materials

Texts, handouts, tech











Homework

Assignment or none











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