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If you're organization obsessed or really trying to stay on top of your school work, this homework planner will change your life.

I have always been the type of person to get way overly stressed when I have a lot of assignments due so having a place to write out all my homework and come up with a game plan has been insanely helpful.

I mean... who wouldn't want to use this beautiful free homework planner printable?!

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If you're anything like me, being organized about what you're doing makes you feel a million times better!

I'm a college student now, but these homework planner printables would work amazing for any grade level!

Every student learns differently (um even my sister and I have MAJORLY different studying approaches haha) so I included 3 different printables that you can choose from! 

I usually will start off with using the page on the far right in the image below and brain dump everything I have to get done. I will then take it to the Weekly Homework Tracker and write in which days I am doing everything.

Finally, I use the page on the far left below as a daily schedule and time-block when I do everything!

It's the best and makes me feel a million times more organized!

It's available in 3 different color ways WITH a black and white version (aka it won't suck up all your ink...you're welcome). 

You can download this FREE Homework Planner printable for yourself by clicking here.

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The best thing I can say about this homework planner is that my own kids like it enough to want me to print a copy for them each week. The design for this planner came from a mash-up of the techniques that my brother and I used in college to organize our time. I've refined the design based on feedback from my kids (one high-schooler and two home-schoolers).

How It Works : This planner combines two very useful tools for keeping track of your homework assignments, both on a single page. First, on the left is a homework check list for each of your classes. Use it to list the assignments, due dates, and the estimated time to complete each assignment. List upcoming exams and plan times to study. Second, on the right side you can plan your week to figure out how you will get everything done.

Printable Homework Planners

The following PDF files can be printed as needed. The main difference is in the weekly schedule because high-schoolers and home-schoolers tend to do their homework at different times of the day.

License : Private Use (not for distribution or resale)

Authors: Jon Wittwer and Jim Wittwer

Description

This spreadsheet includes two separate worksheets with slightly different designs. The Homeschool design doesn't include the "time" column because we found it wasn't as critical to predict how much time a particular assignment would take. However, for high school and college, estimating the time to complete each assignment can be extremely helpful.

We designed it so that you can either print blank copies of the planner, or edit it electronically. You may be able to store and edit this planner on your mobile device if you are using Excel for iPad/iPhone or Google Sheets.

Tips for Students:

1. Customize the template: Using Excel or Word, enter your class names on the left and your typical weekly schedule. For example, use the schedule to highlight the times for each of your classes, your extracurricular activities, part-time jobs, etc.

2. Print blank copies: After customizing the template, you can print as many of these planner pages as you need, and you won't need to enter your typical weekly schedule each time.

3. Don't forget incomplete assignments: When switching to a new page each week, don't forget to go through your list of assignments and transfer the incomplete assignments to the new page.

4. Don't lose it: Keep your planner page in a folder that you always have with you. If you are worried about misplacing it, try taking a picture of it with your phone as a backup.

5. Use a mobile app: If you have a phone with the Excel or Word app or Google Docs app, and you are allowed to use a mobile device in school, you could try going paperless and editing the template on your phone. You could also try using one of the many "student planner" or "homework planner" mobile apps. The problem with this approach is that phones can be a huge distraction. If you are obsessed with Instagram or texting, it may be better to avoid using your phone if you want to get anything done.

Note to Teachers:

You are welcome to print copies of this planner to give to your students. The worksheet is pretty intuitive, but don't assume that students will know how to use it. Teach them about managing their time and help them learn how a planner can help.

One important thing that you can do to help your students is to give them a realistic estimate of how much time each assignment will take. If you get a lot of students complaining that an assignment took longer than you said, either cut back the work (if it was excessive), or use the feedback to give a better estimate next time around.

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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. 

I created this weekly student homework and assignment planner to help those who struggle with “ fitting it all in” during the week make a plan and succeed with their homework goals. 

This homework planner can be used as a stand-alone page or with one of my student planners . 

How to Use the Assignment Planner 

• Notes: Write down goals, important information, reminders, study groups, tutoring, or anything else to help you achieve your goals this week. 
• Start by identifying your week and when you will have time to do homework. Include homeroom, study halls, breaks, after-school, and weekend time. 
• Next, fill in any known assignments, tests, and deadlines. 
• Upcoming projects and tests: always stay ahead by writing upcoming assignments for the following weeks. 
• Assignments: Use this area as a weekly running to-do list with the task and due date. Make sure to ✅ off assignments as you complete them. 

What’s Included:

• Pages: 1 
• Size: 8.5 x 11” 
• Orientation: Landscape
• File Type: PDF or Canva Template 
• Student Homework and Assignment Planner 

• No black ink: soft greys make this planner easy to read. 
• Margins for hole-punching. 
• Single-page 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. 

• 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.
• Kids looking for accountability to finish homework assignments.
• 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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Almost everyone has felt the pressure at one point of feeling like they don’t have enough time. So much so, in fact, that it has a pervasively negative impact on your life. Your social life suffers, your hobbies get neglected, and you can’t even find the energy to do work for your classes. It’s not a fun place to be in.

But it doesn’t have to stay that way! By keeping track of your homework schedule and to-do lists in an organized fashion, you can make sure all of your responsibilities are accounted for and stay on top of things.

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Homework Planner Templates

Homework Planner Templates are practical tools designed to help students organize and manage their academic assignments effectively. These templates provide a structured format for planning and tracking homework tasks, ensuring that students stay on top of their assignments, meet deadlines, and maintain a balanced approach to their studies. Homework Planner Templates help students develop good time management skills, prioritize tasks, and enhance productivity.

Homework Planner Templates provide students with a structured and organized approach to managing their academic workload. By utilizing these templates, students can plan their homework assignments, allocate time effectively, and stay on track with their studies. This promotes better time management, reduces stress, and enhances overall academic performance . Whether used by individual students or in educational settings, Homework Planner Templates support students in developing important organizational skills and fostering a proactive approach to their learning journey.

What Is a Homework Planner?

A homework planner is a notebook where you keep track of all your assignments, due dates, and other information related to your studies. This includes things like:

• Lists of material you need to read or study for each class
• When assignments are due (including which classes)
• How long it takes to complete each assignment
• How much time each class requires for preparation or review

What should be included in a homework planner?

The planner should include the following information:

Dates of assignments, tests, and quizzes

You should write down the date that each assignment is due as soon as possible after receiving it from your teacher(s). If you need to make up an assignment later in the semester, then put a star next to it so that you remember not to forget about it!

Homework schedule for every week

Your homework schedule should include the days you have homework or tests during that week. Include all subjects in this schedule (except maybe art or music). This way, if there are any conflicts between subjects, they can be taken care of before they happen!

Schedule time for studying, reading, and reviewing material for classes. Your study time should be scheduled at the same time each day so that it becomes a habit, like brushing your teeth or taking a shower.

Meeting notes

If you have weekly meetings with your teacher or team members, make sure to write them down on your planner so that you remember them.

Social events

If any social events are coming up at school or after-school activities, make sure to add them to your planner so that you remember them!

Tips for creating your own homework planner

The following tips can help you create your own homework planner that works for you:

• Make it personal. Homework planners don’t have to be bland. Get creative and decorate it with stickers, drawings, or photos.
• Use different colors to represent different subjects. For example, if you are taking three classes, use different colors for each subject; this will make it easier for you to find the subject that needs attention when checking off completed assignments.
• Use a calendar format with blocks of time dedicated to each subject. You should also include blocks of time dedicated specifically for studying so that you can get ahead on your work instead of having an overwhelming amount all at once at the end of the semester or school year.You could also include blocks of time when it’s okay to take breaks (like during lunch) and blocks of time dedicated specifically for breaks as well (like after supper).
• Make sure you include all of your assignments, even if they still need to be timed or have due dates. This way, you can plan ahead and make sure there is time available when they do come up.
• Break up assignments into smaller chunks. For example, if you have an essay due on Monday night at midnight, break it up into smaller steps so that it doesn’t feel so overwhelming. Start writing on Sunday nights at 9 p.m., proofread it every morning from 7-8 a.m., revise it during lunch from 12-1 p.m., etc. Breaking up your work into small chunks like this will help you stay organized and keep track of everything that needs to be done!
• Make note of holidays, breaks, and summer vacations so they stay on your fingers! You want to know what’s due when school starts again before coming home from spring break.

Using a notebook or binder for your homework planner

If you’re a student, chances are you have to do lots of writing. Writing is one of the most time-consuming and challenging parts of any subject, whether it’s a book report or an essay.

But if you use a planner as your homework planner, you can save yourself hours of work by planning out your assignments ahead of time.

Planning saves time because it allows you to tackle one assignment at a time in the best way possible.

You don’t have to worry about forgetting an assignment or losing it because if it’s written down in your planner, you won’t forget it.

You also don’t have to worry about running out of time for your assignments because if they’re written down in your planner, then you’ll know precisely when each assignment is due and how much time you have left to complete it!

Using a notebook or binder as your homework planner is a simple solution that will save you time and stress while ensuring that every assignment is completed on time!

How to Use Your Homework Planner

You can use your Homework Planner in many ways.

Here are some ideas:

Select the right type of planner

The first thing to do is decide what kind of planner best suits your needs. Many different options are available on the market today, including digital versions and paper planners. For example, if you need something that’s portable and easy to carry around with you throughout the day, then a digital version would work best. However, if you prefer getting lost in your thoughts while writing by hand, then a traditional paper planner might be more suitable for you.

Name your planner

Naming your planner helps keep your thoughts organized and makes it easier to find things when you need them most. If you’re going to use multiple planners throughout the year, make sure each one has a unique name, so you don’t confuse them!

Incorporate the planner into your daily routine.

The best way to use your planner is to incorporate it into your daily routine. This means that you should write down assignments as soon as they are assigned (or, even better, before!) so that you remember them. It also means that you should use the planner daily, even if there is little to write down. If there’s no homework on a given day, then write in “Homework” or something similar and leave it at that.

Jot down the information ASAP.

As soon as you’re assigned a new assignment, make sure that you write it down immediately in your planner so that you don’t forget about it! It’s also important to keep track of everything else going on in your life — from parties to meetings — so that your schedule stays organized and balanced. Don’t forget about those extracurricular activities either; after all, they can often lead to fantastic opportunities for college admissions!

Learn how to use backward planning

This is an essential part of any homework planner and should be used daily. Backward planning helps you anticipate what’s coming up in the future so that you can prepare accordingly. Let’s say you have an essay due next week. You should start thinking about this essay at least two weeks in advance so that when it gets closer to its due date, you won’t find yourself scrambling for ideas and having to work on it at the last minute.

Color-coding systems work wonders

If you want to keep track of what assignments need attention each day, color code them to stand out from other tasks on your schedule . This way, if any tasks require immediate attention (or need to be completed by a specific time), they will stand out from everything else on your calendar.

Include everything in your homework planner.

Make sure that your homework planner has all of the information you need. Include every subject with homework, and make sure that any assignments are listed by date. You don’t want to forget an assignment because it’s not in your planner. Also, ensure that your planner includes any upcoming tests or quizzes so you can prepare for them accordingly.

Use tabs and flags

If you have multiple classes with different subjects, use tabs in your planner to separate each class from one another. Similarly, if certain types of assignments require special attention (such as long-term projects), use flags so you can spot them quickly and ensure they’re completed on time without fail!

Keep the old pages and sheets in a separate file.

If you have been using your planner for several years , keep all of them together in one file so you can refer back to them later on. This is especially useful if you want to see how much workload has increased over time or if you want to compare different subjects against each other.

Congratulate yourself on creating an organizational system!

It’s easy to get behind on homework due to other commitments like after-school sports or part-time jobs — but with your homework planner, it will be easier!

Whether you’re a high school student or a college student, there will come a point where you’ll have tons of homework and projects piled up that you’ll need to start working on. Printable Homework Planners are the answer to this problem. They give students an overview of their homework and when they’ll have to work on it.

These planners also help students break down their significant assignments into smaller tasks so that they can complete them in short periods and ensure that they get their whole night’s rest and have time for fun activities.

How do you make a homework planner?

Use a calendar, spreadsheet, or written template to track assignments. Record the class, project name, due date, and estimated time to complete each task. Review and update it every day. Planners can be made as simple tables or binders with detailed project breakdowns – customize it to fit your needs. Prioritize bigger items and block off time.

How do you make a homework diary?

Use a notebook or digital doc to create dated journal-style entries for each homework session. Log the date, assignments worked on, time spent, tasks completed, and any issues. Keep all homework documentation in this singular place for easy reference. Hours can be tallied to review effort.

How do you organize an academic planner?

Use monthly and weekly calendar views to plot tests, project due dates, and daily homework. Include a subject index with color coding. Schedule review and study blocks first, then add other activities around them. Mark priority tasks for each day. Create sections for class notes, resource materials, and progress trackers. Review your plan each morning.

What do you write in a homework planner?

A homework planner should include:

• Class subject, unit or project name
• Detailed assignment description
• Estimated time to complete
• Checkboxes to mark progress
• Space for notes like resources needed
• Schedule time blocks for study/prep

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Help students keep track of homework assignments with this homework tracker .

Use this free printable student homework planner template to track homework this school year or to help your kids or students track their homework. These would work great to help middle school, high school, or even upper elementary kids track their homework assignments and stay on track for the school year.

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Crafting a killer study timetable is a great tool to improve your productivity and focus. Many students, particularly those prone to distraction and procrastination, find study timetables a very effective way to stay focused and on track with their studies. Study planners are also a great way to manage all of your responsibilities for both your school and personal life, helping you manage your workload and get better grades.

Why is a Study Timetable Effective?

Before we get into the step-by-step of how to set up your study timetable for school, let’s go over why this can be so useful! A well-planned study timetable offers several benefits:

• Time Management: A study timetable helps you allocate your time efficiently, ensuring that you allocate enough time to each subject or topic.
• Consistency: Regular study sessions can help reinforce your learning, making it easier to retain information and perform well in assessments.
• Reduced Anxiety and Less Stress: Setting up realistic study expectations can reduce the pressure you put on yourself as well as increase your confidence that you’ve prepared properly for your tests.

How to Set up a Study Timetable for School:

Step 1: organize your schedule with the mystudylife student planner app.

Begin by efficiently managing your schedule using the MyStudyLife study app . This powerful tool will help you streamline your academic commitments and set the foundation for an effective study timetable.

Step 2: Understand Your Responsibilities vs Free Time

After pinpointing your objectives and top priorities, it’s time to evaluate the daily time you can allocate to your study sessions. Consider factors like your class timetable, work responsibilities, and any other unchanging commitments. It’s crucial to maintain a realistic perspective when scheduling study hours to prevent overwhelming yourself.

Step 3: Create a Weekly Overview

Now, it’s time to create a weekly overview of your study timetable. Start by dividing your week into days, taking into account weekends and any days off. Each day should have a clear structure that includes time blocks for studying, breaks, meals, and other activities.

Step 4: Allocate Time for Each Subject

Next, allocate time slots for each of your subjects or topics. Try to determine how much time you will need for each subject. This will get easier to know over time- but you can usually figure this out based on your past grades and how difficult you find a subject to learn. Don’t fall into the trap of focusing on your easier subjects and ensure that you distribute your subjects evenly throughout the week to prevent burnout. Be sure to think about if it’s a small quiz or a final exam .

Step 5: Set Specific Study Goals

To make your study timetable even more effective, set specific study goals for each session. Instead of just saying, “I’ll study math for two hours,” specify what you intend to accomplish during those two hours. For example, “I’ll complete two math practice sets and review the last two chapters.”

Setting specific goals helps keep you focused and motivated during your study sessions.

Step 6: Include Breaks

Remember that breaks are essential for maintaining productivity and preventing burnout. Schedule short breaks between study sessions to relax, stretch, and recharge. A well-loved technique is the Pomodoro Technique, which involves 25-minute focused study sessions followed by a 5-minute break.

Step 7: Make time for Self-Care and Prevent Burnout

In addition to adhering to a well-organized study timetable, it is imperative to prioritize self-care. Refrain from pushing yourself to the limits of exhaustion. Instead, allocate time for breaks and relaxation to maintain your mental and physical well-being. Overdoing it can ultimately lead to you getting burnt out , which makes being productive next to impossible. Keep in mind that breaks are just as important as work time.

Step 8: Review and Revise

Your study timetable is not set in stone. Periodically review your timetable to assess your progress and make necessary adjustments. If you find that a particular subject needs more attention, reallocate your time accordingly. Regularly reviewing and revising your timetable ensures that it remains effective and aligned with your goals.

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Additional Tips for Success

• Create a Study-Friendly Environment: Choose a quiet, well-lit, and comfortable space for your study sessions. Minimize distractions, such as your phone or social media, during your study time.
• Use Technology to Your Advantage: There are various apps and tools available that can help you organize and stick to your study timetable. Some popular options include Google Calendar, Trello, and dedicated study apps like MyStudyLife’s daily school planner .
• Seek Support: If you’re struggling with certain subjects or topics, don’t hesitate to seek help from teachers, tutors, or peers. Collaborative study sessions can also be beneficial.
• Prioritize Your Wellness : Try to get as much sleep as you need and be sure to fuel your mind with brain-boosting foods . Exercise is another crucial part of this, so try to find a way to move your body in a way that is sustainable for you. This can be anything from a short walk to intense workouts!
• Reward Yourself: Incorporate rewards into your timetable to motivate yourself. For example, treat yourself to a favorite snack or short leisure activity after completing a study session.

In conclusion, your study timetable is your strategic tool for academic achievement. It’s not just a schedule; it’s a plan for success. Maintain its structure, adapt when needed, and watch your progress unfold. Now, embark on your journey toward academic excellence with confidence and determination.

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