Here’s a simple homework planner for students of all ages and grade levels. Plan your assignments each week, and check them off as you go!
Teaching in middle and high school showed me that some students can track their assignments using a simple academic planner, while others need a weekly plan to meet deadlines and complete all homework tasks.
📌 For a simple weekly overview to pair with this page, check out my free one-page weekly student planner. ✨
I created this weekly printable student homework planner to help those who struggle with “fitting it all in” during the week make a plan and succeed with their homework goals. It gives students one clear page to see every assignment, project, and test for the week.
This homework planner can be used as a stand-alone page or with one of my student planners, depending on how much structure you need.
How To Use This Homework and Assignment Planner
- Notes: Write down goals, important information, reminders, study groups, tutoring, or anything else to help you achieve your goals this week.
- Week at a glance: Start by identifying your week and when you will have time to do homework, including homeroom, study halls, breaks, after-school activities, and weekends.
- Fill in key dates: Add any known assignments, quizzes, tests, and project deadlines so nothing sneaks up on you.
- Upcoming projects and tests: Stay ahead by writing upcoming assignments for the following weeks so you can break big tasks into smaller steps.
- Assignments list: Use this area as a weekly running to-do list with the task and due date, and make sure to ✅ off assignments as you complete them.
- Check off as you go: Each time you finish a task, check it off to give yourself a quick visual of what’s done and what still needs attention.
- Plan study blocks: Use the planner to schedule short study sessions for bigger tests or projects, and track extra reading with my weekly reading log.
- Review and adjust: At the end of each day, review your list, move anything unfinished to another time slot, and update due dates if they change.
- Reuse each week: Print a new copy (or duplicate your Canva page) every week so your assignment planner stays simple and consistent.
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What’s Included:
- Pages: 1 page
- Size: US Letter (8.5 x 11″)
- Layout: Landscape (horizontal)
- Format: PDF & Editable Canva Template
- File name: Homework-Planner.pdf
Features:
- No black ink: soft greys make this planner easy to read.
- Margins for hole-punching.
- Single-page weekly planner.
- Undated: use the same planner over and over.
- Week at a glance: an overview for each day.
- Running assignment list with checkboxes and due dates.
- Reminders for upcoming projects and tests.
- Space for miscellaneous notes.
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For more structured planning by grade level, you can pair this page with my elementary school academic planner or my middle school academic planner to keep classes and homework in one place.
If you need even more detail, my daily student planner and student assignment tracker can help you break big tasks into smaller steps and stay organized all year.
Who It’s For:
- Middle and high school students who struggle to complete all homework tasks.
- Learners who need help meeting deadlines and fitting assignments into the week.
- Students aiming to stay on top of upcoming projects and tests.
- Teens wanting an easy-to-read planner format.
- Individuals seeking to track daily time available for homework.
- People needing a weekly checklist of tasks and due dates.
- Students wanting a planner that can be reused continuously.
- Learners who benefit from visualizing their homework schedule.
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Download & Print Instructions
- Click the Download button below to open the PDF, then save it to your device.
- Print on US Letter (8.5 x 11″) paper at 100% scale (no resizing) so the margins and checkboxes line up correctly.
- Use grayscale or color ink depending on your printer— the soft greys are designed to look clean either way.
- To customize colors or text, click the Edit button to open the Canva template, make your changes, then download as a PDF before printing.
Staying on top of homework gets much easier when you can see everything on one simple page. Use this homework planner each week, and when you’re ready to map out focused study time, grab my free student study planner to go with it.
