🗓️ Class Schedule Maker: Make and Print a Weekly Timetable

How to use it

1. 1. Choose your days

   Pick Monday to Friday for a school week or all seven days for a family or homeschool routine. With seven days you can also start the week on Sunday.

2. 2. Fill in the times and lessons

   Change the time in the first column to match your bell times, then click any square and type the subject, room or activity. Tab moves you along the row.

3. 3. Add or remove rows

   Press Add a row for each extra slot, such as break, lunch or an after-school club. Remove last row takes the bottom one away, and Clear the lessons empties the squares.

4. 4. Print it

   Press Print the timetable. Only the timetable is printed, as plain black text and lines, so it works on A4 or US Letter. Choose landscape in the print window for seven days.

Ideas for class and home

• A timetable for the classroom wall

  Fill in the week once, print a large copy and put it by the door so pupils can check what comes next without asking. Update the file and print again when the term changes.

• Homeschool week planner

  Use short slots for reading, maths, outdoor time and chores. Seven days lets you include weekend activities, and the saved version is there next time you open the page.

• Individual copies for pupils

  Print one sheet per child and tape it inside a planner or exercise book. Pupils who find change hard can see exactly when each lesson and break happens.

• Supply teacher and helper notes

  Leave a printed copy with a visiting teacher or classroom helper. Put the room, group or resource in each square so the day runs smoothly when you are away.