How the weekly pages work
Each week is a two-page spread with a grid of your rows and days, the week's date, a Notes box and a quote.
The Planner tab holds your weekly pages. Each week is a two-page spread, and there is one for every week of the 12 months your planner covers.
- The grid: your rows (subjects, periods, time blocks or blocks) against the days of your week. This is where your lessons go.
- The week's date, so you always know which week you are on.
- A Notes box, for anything that does not fit in a cell.
- A quote along the bottom, a different one each week.
Days you mark off show NO SCHOOL in place of the day's name. On a Rotating Day Planner, each day also shows its letter or number beside its name.
Every week shares one design, so a change to the grid shows on every week. Where to go next:
Updated September 29, 2026
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- Write lesson plans in the weekly gridTurn on Edit, then click or tap a cell in the weekly grid and type. Each cell holds its own text.
- Choose a weekly layout: subjects, time blocks or rotating daysPick a Subject, Time Block, Class Period or Rotating Day Planner. You can switch later without losing a single lesson.
- Rename your subjects or time blocksOn your weekly pages, in edit mode, double-click a row's name to rename it, or change every name at once in Theme Studio.
- The quote at the bottom of each weekEach week shows a different quote along the bottom. You can change one week's quote, restyle it, or remove it in Theme Studio.
- Set your school year and days offIn Planner settings, select Manage days to set your first and last day of school and mark holidays and breaks.