Lesson Planner Template

Time4Learning offers its members tools and tips to make educating their child as simple as possible.

The lesson planning calculator below makes it easy for parents to estimate the number of daily lessons to have their child do in each subject.

View the lesson activity table

For Time4Learning members, we would remind you that you can find additional tools, detailed reporting, printable worksheets and supplementary teaching guides (with the printables answer keys) in your parent administration section.

If you are just learning about Time4Learning, we suggest first looking at our interactive lesson demos.

Lesson Activity Table

Grades	Language Arts	Math	Science	Social Studies
Preschool	Level One: 115 activities — Level Two: 121 activities — Alphabet: 130 activities
Kindergarten	353 activities	286 activities	119 activities	See below
First	467 activities	288 activities	13 activities	See below
Second	275 activities	309 activities	183 activities	23 activities
Third	277 activities	284 activities	106 activities	179 activities
Fourth	246 activities	292 activities	117 activities	211 activities
Fifth	260 activities	270 activities	117 activities	447 activities
Sixth	133 activities	378 activities	127 activities	176 activities
Seventh	122 activities	426 activities	181 activities	150 activities
Eighth	134 activities	400 activities	168 activities	326 activities
Ninth	588 activities	455 activities	402 activities	301 activities
Tenth	415 activities	415 activities	402 activities	381 activities
Eleventh	531 activities	323 activities	350 activities	377 activities
Twelfth	509 activities	317 activities	350 activities	156 activities
Social studies starts at 2nd grade. Please add 1st or 2nd grade language arts extensions to your student’s account for additional science and/or social studies topics.
Please note that we used the number of activities from this grade’s recommended course, but your student may not use the default for this grade. Activity numbers may change.

Daily Activity Template

In 4 simple steps, you can use the table above to estimate the number of daily lessons your child should complete.

Locate the number of activities in your child’s grade level in the table above.

Total Number of Activities by Subject

Language Arts LA Extensions Math Science Social Studies
Decide on the number of weeks in your child’s school year: # of weeks
Divide the number of activities for each subject by the number of weeks:

Number of Weekly Activities by Subject

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Divide the number of activities for each subject by 5 days to calculate the number of daily lessons per subject:

Number of Daily Activities by Subject

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