I designed this one-page student study planner to make exam prep feel more intentional and less stressful. You can use it for any class, any subject, and any time of year.
Whether you’re studying for midterms, finals, a specific class, or a whole bunch of classes, this study planner and calendar can handle it all.
It’s perfect for middle school, high school, college, and university students.
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This free printable study planner for students brings your schedule, topics, and goals onto one clean sheet. Use it to map out a single test, a full unit, or an entire week of studying. Once you get the hang of it, you can reuse the same layout over and over.
I created this planner for students from a teacher’s perspective, giving it some unique features you won’t find elsewhere.
Start by setting your times and dates. Fill out the monthly calendar and circle, highlight, or cross off the days you intend to study. Next, create your schedule.
You’ll also notice five built-in breaks that you can track to ensure you get enough recovery time between study sessions. This study planner can be used with my Pomodoro Technique planner (if you like the idea of lots of breaks) or by itself.
Regarding your actual study plan, you can set your top three goals and priorities and identify and cross off topics, chapters, notes, etc., as you go.
This one-page study planner PDF is perfect for downloading and using over and over again. Its simple format provides the structure and detail to create a comprehensive study plan.
What’s Included
- Pages: 1
- Size: 8.5 x 11”
- Orientation: Landscape
- File Type: PDF & Editable Canva Template
- File Name: Study-Calendar.pdf
- Student Study Planner and Calendar
Features
- No black ink: soft greys make it easier to read.
- Space to create a detailed calendar and schedule.
- Identify priorities and goals.
- Create a to-do list of topics and tasks.
- Stay mindful of your rest and recovery time with built-in breaks.
- Flexible layout works for a single subject or several classes at once.
- Simple, uncluttered design so you can focus on studying instead of managing pages.
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If you want a bigger picture of your school day, my daily student planner gives you space for classes, homework, and activities on a single page. Middle and high schoolers who need more room to write can try the middle school academic planner or the elementary school student planner for younger grades.
To keep up with reading and note-taking, you can also print a weekly reading log and the Cornell notes template so everything for each class stays organized.
Who It’s For
- Middle school, high school, and college students prepping for exams.
- Learners who want to map out study sessions on a calendar.
- Students aiming to schedule breaks and track rest time.
- Teens and young adults seeking structure for multiple study topics.
- Individuals looking to set study session priorities and goals.
- People needing help creating a study plan and schedule.
- Kids who benefit from crossing tasks off a to-do list.
- Anyone seeking an easy-to-read planner format.
- Students wanting a reusable planner for different tests.
How To Use
- Print a copy for the test, project, or unit you want to study for.
- Fill in the calendar with your exam date and other key deadlines, then circle or highlight the days you plan to study.
- Block out specific study times in the schedule area so you can see exactly when you’ll work each day.
- Use the built-in break boxes to plan recovery time between sessions and check them off as you actually take each break.
- Write your top three priorities or goals so you always know what matters most for this study period.
- List chapters, topics, or assignments in the to-do area and cross them off as you complete them.
- Use it as an exam planner, test planner, project planner, or even a finals planner depending on what you’re working toward.
- Pair this page with the Pomodoro Technique planner if you like short, focused bursts of work with lots of breaks.
- Save completed pages in a binder or folder so you can look back at what worked before you plan your next round of studying.
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Download & Print Instructions
- Click the Download button below to open the Study-Calendar.pdf file in your browser.
- Save the PDF to your computer or device so you can reuse it whenever you need a new study plan.
- Open the file in your preferred PDF reader and choose “Actual size” or “100%” before printing on US Letter 8.5 x 11″ paper.
- If you’d like to personalize fonts or colors, click the Edit button to open the editable Canva template.
- In Canva, make your changes, download the finished page as a PDF, and then print.
- Hole-punch the page or slip it into a sheet protector so you can keep it in your binder or planner.
If you’d like a straightforward way to track daily assignments alongside your study sessions, you can also download my free student homework planner to use with this page.
