90 Minute Block Schedule Lesson Plan Template

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One 90 minute block 3

90 minute block lesson plan, four timed parts Lines for Course, Date, Block and A or B day and an Objective line, then four rows named Opener, Teach, Practice and Close with Minutes, Starts at, Activity and Materials columns. Minutes in all and Homework lines at the foot.
90 minute block plan on ruled lines, opener to close The block with room to write in sentences: ruled lines under Objective, Opener, Teach, Practice together, Practice alone, Close and Homework.
90 minute lesson plan in three parts of 30 minutes For a 90 minute class on any schedule: three tall rows named First 30 minutes, Middle 30 minutes and Last 30 minutes, with What students do, How they are grouped and Materials columns.

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Alternating A and B days 2

Alternating block schedule lesson plan, A and B classes side by side A sideways page for a teacher on an A day and B day schedule: rows Block 1 to Block 4, with a class and a lesson column for the A day and the same two for the B day.
Block schedule lesson plan for one course, five class meetings Five numbered meetings, the number a course has in ten school days when it meets every other day: Date, A or B, Objective and What we do in the block.

A block by subject 3

ELA 90 minute block lesson plan, third grade For a reading and writing block in an elementary class: rows Whole-group reading, Word study, Small groups and centers, Independent reading, Writing and Share, with Minutes, What we do and Who works with me columns. No grade is printed on the sheet, so it fits the grades either side of third as well.
Geometry 90 minute lesson plan, problems by part Five rows named Warm-up problems, Homework questions, Notes and examples, Practice and Exit problem, with Minutes, Problems or pages, Tools and What students do columns. Tools is for a compass, a ruler or a protractor.
Social studies block schedule lesson plan, sources and discussion Six rows named Opener, Background, Work with sources, Discussion, Writing and Close, with Minutes, What students do, and Sources and materials columns. A Question for the day line sits above the table.

Filled-in sample 1

Sample: four timed parts for a geometry class, filled in Sample. The four timed parts filled in for a made-up geometry class on naming triangles. The minutes add up to 90.

How this list was compiled: Our own layout, made for this page on October 9, 2026. Every sheet is a plain form; the headings are everyday planning words, and no school district's, publisher's or program's form is copied. The sample block is made up. What block scheduling and an alternating A and B day schedule are, in two of the page's answers, follows Wikipedia's article Block scheduling, read on October 9, 2026. Licence: own work

How it works

This 90 minute block schedule lesson plan template cuts one long class into Opener, Teach, Practice and Close. Write the minutes beside each part, then see that Minutes in all comes to 90. Every sheet prints on Letter or A4.

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Four parts and a clock time for each

Starts at holds the clock time each part begins, so you can tell mid-lesson whether you are running behind. A or B day is for a school where classes meet every other day. To plan in sentences, the ruled sheet has lines from Opener to Close.

An alternating block schedule lesson plan template

If you teach different classes on A days and B days, one sideways sheet sets them side by side: Block 1 to Block 4, with a class and a lesson for each day. The five meetings sheet follows one course over two weeks.

Social studies, geometry and ELA each have a sheet with the rows already named, from Work with sources to Exit problem.

Questions and answers

What is a 90 minute block schedule?

Block scheduling gives students fewer but longer classes a day than a traditional schedule. In one form, students take four courses of around 90 minutes every day for a semester, then four different courses the next.

What is an alternating block schedule?

It is also called A/B block scheduling. Students take three to four courses a day, around 90 to 120 minutes each, all year, on alternating days.

Is this a high school block schedule lesson plan template?

Yes. Block scheduling turns up in middle and high schools more often than in primary schools. Course and Block are blank lines, so the plan fits any class that meets for a long period.

Is there a 90 minute lesson plan template without a block schedule?

Yes. The sheet in three parts of 30 minutes has Class and Date lines, no Block line, and a row for the first, middle and last half hour.

How do you fill in a 90 minute block lesson plan template?

The sample shows one way: a geometry class with a 10 minute opener at 9:40, 25 minutes of notes, 40 of practice and a 15 minute close. Its minutes are an example, not a rule.