Class timetable
The week on a landscape grid: times on the left, one day per column and breaks running across. The lettering fits each box, so long subject names still fit.
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Guide: your class timetable and lesson plans on one sheet
A clear timetable organises the week for the class and for families, and a plan in front of you makes lessons easier to prepare. This free class timetable generator makes A4 sheets from one timetable you edit in the wizard: the times, each day's subjects and the breaks. From the same timetable you print the classroom version, a blank one for pupils, a visual timetable for the early years and your weekly or daily lesson planner.
- Subject
- Teacher Tools › Classroom Materials
- Includes
- Printable sheet (no answer key)
- Format
- A4, to print or save as PDF; new exercises every time
- Price
- Free, no sign-up
- Available in
- Catalan, Spanish, English
Student worksheet Blank timetable
The same times with empty boxes, for pupils to copy their timetable at the start of the year or when it changes. Print it without times for them to write those too.
Visual timetable
Each session has a frame to draw or stick the picture symbol of the activity, with its name underneath. Useful in the early years and for pupils who need to know what comes next.
Weekly lesson planner
Every session of the week with its subject and lines to plan it, plus two boxes at the foot for the week's objectives and reminders.
Daily lesson planner
One sheet per day with the sessions in rows and columns for objectives, activities, resources and notes, and a box for things to do.
Made for your school
Monday to Friday, to Saturday or the whole week, up to ten sessions and as many breaks as you have, with the class, teacher and school year printed on the sheet.
Frequently asked questions about the class timetable template
How do I make my class timetable?
Choose Class timetable and the stage: the wizard opens an example timetable you can change. Type the subject of each session, change the times and add or remove sessions and breaks. Boxes you leave empty print blank.
Can I add break and lunch?
Yes. Each break is a row across the whole week with the name you want (break, playtime, lunch, snack time), with its start and end time.
Is there a blank timetable for pupils to fill in?
Yes, the Blank timetable prints the times and breaks with empty boxes. Turn off Print the times under More options and the time column is left for them to write too.
Does it work for the early years?
Yes. The Visual timetable has large boxes with a frame for each picture symbol. For the daily routine and the calendar of the month, use the daily routine and calendar generator.
What do the weekly and daily planners look like?
The weekly planner is the week's grid with the subject of each session and lines to plan it, plus the week's objectives and reminders at the foot. The daily planner is one sheet per day with columns for each session's objectives, activities, resources and notes.
Why is there no answer key?
Because it is a tool to organise your class: there are no answers to mark.
What other classroom tools are there?
You can make assessment rubrics, print squared or lined paper and find more resources in Teacher tools.
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