Weekly Planner for Multiple Kids

What's included

A landscape grid with the days running down the left and four columns across: Together (lightly shaded) for everything you teach as a group, then three columns with a name line at the top, one per child. Every box is lined for writing. To prep and Notes boxes sit along the bottom.

How to use it

Put the subjects you teach together (history, science, read-alouds, art, morning time) in the Together column once, instead of copying them onto three separate planners. Use each child's column for the subjects they do at their own level, usually math, phonics or reading, and handwriting.

Have four or more kids? Print two copies and use the second page for the extra children. For a single child, the regular weekly planner gives each subject its own row.