Here's a peek at the 2-page plan. It has a colorful shaded heading for each day of the week, and a column on the right for notes/reminders. There is also a narrow column on the left to add class periods/class names. I teach on a 4x4 block schedule, but for my TPT store, I modified my template to include 6-period and 7-period days. All three are included in one free download HERE.
This second --very detailed-- template is perfect for new lessons or activities (or just new classes!) when you are afraid you'll forget little details. It has sections for pretty much EVERYTHING, including vocab, chapter/page numbers, warmups, materials, Kagan/Cooperative learning activities, homework, assessment, technology... Everything! I uploaded a no-color and a colorful version of this detailed template today and you can download it HERE. (Free of course!)
Hopefully one or both of these might be helpful to you!
I just found you on your post on Runde's ROom blog. I love how you made this idea digital. And thanks for sharing your directions. I hope my third graders can create this. Might be too advanced...but I'm going to try.
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You're very welcome! I agree, might be too advanced for 3rd grade (the pen tool is frustrating) but maybe there's an arc type shape/tool in Paint? I haven't used Paint in so long I don't know! I know there's one in Word, if they know how to use Word shapes. :) They wouldn't be able to fill the colors in with Word though. Hmmm. If I think of another (easier) solution, I'll post another reply! Good luck!
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