Free Elementary School Student Planner 

As a K-12 teacher, I designed this free elementary school planner with parents, teachers, and students in mind. It is gender-neutral and adorable, making it perfect for elementary students of all ages.

It’s inviting and colorful (unlike traditional planners on the market). 

Parents and teachers can help students stay organized by completing the daily schedule, year-at-a-glance, and monthly pages with important dates, reminders, and information. As students get older, they can begin filling this information in themselves.

Each month has a doodle page. This is a spot for students to create a monthly drawing or be free to scribble uninhibited. This encourages them to visit the monthly pages to avoid missing anything. 

Finally, I created the student weekly pages:

• Here, students can track the month, dates, and reading minutes for the week and write their assignments.
• Each weekday box has wide-ruled handwriting paper for beginner writers.
• The accompanying Communication Log has a corresponding color for each day of the week. This is where parents, teachers, and support can write notes, questions, and feedback for the week. 

If you’re looking for something less juvenile, my middle school or simple academic planners are great for older elementary students. 

What’s Included:

• Pages: 86
• Size: 8.5 x 11” 
• Orientation: Portrait
• File Type: PDF or Canva Template
• Elementary School Student Academic Planner 

Features:

• Undated: use it year after year. 
• Customizable: Print the entire document once and use it for the year, or select the number of pages you’d like to start with. 
• (1) Cute, colorful cover page.
• (12) Calendar pages. 
• (12) Doodle pages. 
• (1) Daily schedule. 
• (1) Year at-a-glance. 
• (36) Weekly assignment pages. 
• (36) Communication logs. 
• It can be printed in color or greyscale. 

Ideal For:

• Elementary school students looking for a fun, engaging planner.
• Younger learners needing help staying organized.
• Kids who want to track assignments and activities.
• Parents and teachers seeking to help students plan schedules.
• Individuals wanting a colorful, inviting planner format.
• Children aiming to practice handwriting and note taking.
• Families looking for undated pages to reuse yearly.
• People seeking a planner designed specifically for elementary grades.
• Students who will benefit from doodle prompts and drawings.
• Anyone looking for a planner with communication logs.
• Young learners working to develop organization skills.