Planning effective lessons and activities for multiple age groups can feel overwhelming for daycare teachers and staff. With its straightforward portrait layout, this weekly lesson plan template aims to simplify the scheduling process.
The one-page overview lets you map out your Monday through Friday week at a glance. The daily blocks allow you to easily mark learning goals, snacks, activities, field trips, and more. Thereβs also space for important notes and reminders.
With this template, you can get organized and thoughtfully plan engaging days without as much frustration. The format fits nicely with the needs of busy daycare providers. Schedule your week with less stress!
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β¨ Ultimate Flexibility: Start using them any time. There is no need to wait for a specific date. Perfect for those with fluctuating schedules.
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β¨ Efficient: Download once and reuse it infinitely.
β¨ Customizable: Fill in the times & dates yourself based on your needs rather than a one-size-fits-all dated format.
What’s Included:
- Pages: 1
- Size: 8.5 x 11β
- Orientation: Portrait
- File Type: PDF & Canva Template
- One-Page Weekly Daycare Lesson Plan
Features:
- Mark the week, month, and date
- Monday through Friday layout
- Simple design
- Enough space to mark learning targets, goals, snacks, field trips, activities, and other events
- Section for notes and reminders
The straightforward format fits the needs of busy daycare providers. Schedule your days with less stress!
Ideal For:
- Daycare teachers and staff
- Childcare providers
- Those seeking a simple weekly overview
- People wanting a Monday-Friday layout
- Anyone needing to schedule days and activities
- Daycare professionals who need lesson planning help
- In-home daycare providers with multiple age groups
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