August 15, 2020 By Angie Kauffman · PRINTABLES TIP: Always go toward the end of a post to find the printable. · Disclosure: This Post May Contain Affiliate Links.
342 sharesPrintable Weekly Assignment Sheet for Students Post Preview: Use this free printable weekly assignment planner to help students in the classroom or in homeschool to track daily assignments or homework. Sheets are available in both color and black and white.
I have always loved planners and checklists. For me, and so many other people, they’re a great way to stay organized and get things done.
When we homeschooled, the years that I felt that we all had things together the best was when we started using daily and weekly checklists for assignments. Checklists helped me when I was planning and it helped the kids stay organized and know what to expect.
To help you and your children or students stay more organized this school year, I have a new set of printable weekly assignment sheets available in both color and black and white.
Note: The printable assignment sheet set is available farther down in the post.
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This weekly assignment sheet set contains two options and both come in the set.
There is an option that is in black and white, which can save on printer ink. If you use this option, your children or students could even use some light-colored markers or highlighters to color in the boxes with the subject name in them. Of course, they could also just leave them as is.
The other option is in color (just in the headings of each section) and uses colors inspired by the very popular Zebra Mildliner Highlighters. This is a very visually appealing option, especially if you have access to a color printer. (Here is a newer version of the color printer I have and love.)
Side note on these highlighters: Both my husband and daughter have been using these and are raving about them!
The weekly assignment planner has sections for the following subjects:
The reading log section is different than the other sections of the weekly assignment sheet. It has a spot to write down the title of the book that the student is reading, the day, the amount of time to spend reading, and either how many pages to read or specifically which pages to read.
If you’d like an additional reading log, you might like these:
While I’m sure you creative people out there can probably figure out more ways to use the weekly assignment planner sheets, I have two suggestions for ways to use them.
1. Use it for Writing All Assignments
In a homeschool setting, you could write out the week’s plans for your child and give them the sheet all filled in at the beginning of the week. They can then check off items as they finish them all week. This was the method I used in our homeschool, especially as my children got older.
If you want to do this same idea in a classroom setting, you might give your students the blank form and then tell them what to write in for each day or have it on a whiteboard for them to copy down.
2. Use it Exclusively for Homework
Students could use the weekly assignment sheet to write down all of their homework throughout the week. In this method, students would only write down their homework in each section, not every assignment.
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Angie, mom to three very fun kids, is the founder of Real Life at Home. With degrees in elementary education (B.A.) and special education (M.S.Ed.), as well as being a former homeschooler, she is passionate about supporting both parents and teachers by providing printables, crafts, and activities to help children learn and grow.
