Teacher Day Plan Template

I've been using the same day plan template for the past few years, a MS Word file that was shared with me by another teacher.  Although it works just fine, it's not very "pretty".  For the past month or so, I've been on a mission to find something better.  I even resorted to spending $1.99 to purchase something online. It still didn't meet my needs.  So, I spent way too much time fiddling with tables in MS Word trying to come up with something.  The end result just didn't satisfy me.  Then, I had the brilliant (to me) idea of using Keynote and exporting the file as a PDF.  I found it way easier to manipulate shapes and text boxes with Keynote!

I wanted to share it as an editable Keynote file, in case anyone else wanted to use it, but unfortunately Scribd will not upload .key files. Here it is as a PDF (with lots of info removed so that hopefully it will be useful to someone):

Please leave me a comment to let me know if you downloaded my file!





11 comments

  1. This is such an easy page to follow and adapt. Thanks for sharing!

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  2. How do you adapt it??

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  3. Sorry, it's a PDF, so you will have to use it as-is.

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  4. Nicole, you mentioned that you used keynote to create it...which template in keynote did you use? Its really great and I would love to personalize it.

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  5. I used a blank white slide in Keynote and added shapes and text boxes.

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  6. Thank you so very much!!!

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  7. great idea!Love the site! Although i am struggling to find one for parents and organisation in the home!:-)

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  8. Fabulous idea definitely I'll follow it because it is quite easy way to plan a day.

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  9. Wow - thank you so much for sharing! I am a student teacher and this will be really helpful for an assignment I'm doing. Ill be sure to mention that I got it from your blog (which is great - btw)! Thanks again.

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  10. Hi! Great layout, just wondering what kind of fonts you used for this? They are super cute :)

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