These free weekly planner templates give you 10 editable Word documents for planning a week at home, at work or in school: a weekly planner with a to-do list, a portrait weekly planner, an hourly weekly schedule template that also works as a daily schedule, a teacher weekly planner and a homework planner. I’m Patrick Elliott, a teacher and Inclusion Lead. I use a weekly planner every Sunday evening to plan lessons and family life, so I made versions for teachers, homework and an hourly schedule as well as a simple to-do list.

In this guide, you’ll find which weekly planner suits your week, how to type your plans straight into Word, and how to print the planners at full size.

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What’s in the Weekly Planner Templates

Paper	Version	Best for
A4	with To Do List	Seven day boxes and a to–do box · Monday start
A4	Portrait	One week down the page, with notes · Monday start
A4	Hourly Schedule	7 am to 8 pm, every day of the week · Monday start
A4	for Teachers	Lessons or periods, Monday to Friday
A4	Homework	Subjects, tasks and due dates
US Letter	with To Do List	Seven day boxes and a to–do box · Sunday start
US Letter	Portrait	One week down the page, with notes · Sunday start
US Letter	Hourly Schedule	7 am to 8 pm, every day of the week · Sunday start
US Letter	for Teachers	Lessons or periods, Monday to Friday
US Letter	Homework	Subjects, tasks and due dates

👉 The A4 planners start each week on Monday, and the US Letter planners start on Sunday. The teacher planner says Lesson on A4 and Period on US Letter.

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Which Weekly Planner or Weekly Schedule Template Should You Use?

• Weekly planner with to-do list: a lined box for every day and a to-do box, on one landscape page.
• Portrait weekly planner: the week down the page with lines for each day and space for notes, ideal for a binder.
• Hourly weekly schedule: every hour from 7 am to 8 pm, for shifts, clubs, revision or family routines.
• Teacher weekly planner: six lessons a day from Monday to Friday, with break and lunch rows and a time for each lesson.
• Homework planner: subject, homework, due date and a done box for every school day.

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How to Fill In a Weekly Planner in Word

1. Type the date on the Week of line at the top.
2. Click in a box and type your plan. Press Down Arrow to move to the next line or Tab to move to the next box.
3. Save a copy with your regular plans, such as a timetable or weekly routine, so you only change what is new each week.
4. Print the planner, or keep it open in Word and update it as the week goes on.

Need a whole month at a glance instead? Try the blank calendar templates, which work for any month and year.

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How to Print at the Right Size

Print a stack of planners at once and keep them in a folder, or type into the boxes in Word each week and print the finished plan.

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FAQs

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Conclusion

These weekly planner templates cover home, work and school weeks in one place, human-made by a teacher and ready to fill in from Word.

Choose your paper size above, download the ZIP, and for a full year of dates try the 2027 calendar templates.

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Related Tutorials

• Free Blank Calendar Templates for Word
• Free 2027 Calendar Templates for Word
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