Read what a standard on your page means
Click or tap a blue standard code outside edit mode to see its full description, the same for you and anyone you share with.
A standard you placed with Add Standard shows as a blue, underlined code, such as 3.OA.1. Its description is saved right along with it.
- Make sure you're not editing. Select Done if you are.
- Click or tap the code.
- Read the description in the bubble. Close it with its X, by clicking anywhere else, or by pressing Esc.
- In edit mode, a tap on a code places your cursor instead, so you can edit the words around it.
- The bubble also closes when you scroll, zoom or turn the page.
- Anyone you share the planner with sees the same description.
- If your state later changes its standards, the code on your page keeps the words it had on the day you added it, so your planner still shows what you planned.
- On paper the code prints blue and underlined. The description isn't printed.
Updated September 25, 2026
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- Add an academic standard to a pagePick a standard from your state's or province's curriculum and put its code on your page. Tap the code later to read what it means.
- Share your planner with another teacherSelect Share / Export in your planner, type the teacher's email address, choose Can view or Can edit, then select Add Collaborator.
- Print your plannerUse Share / Export, then Print, to print one page or the whole planner. A print-ready copy opens and your print window appears.

