Kindergarten Lesson Plan Template – Printable Week by Block

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A week by block 3

Kindergarten half-day week by block Five rows for a half-day class: Morning meeting and calendar, Phonics, Shared reading, Math and Centers.
Kindergarten lesson plan, week by block A sideways page with Teacher and Week of lines, Monday to Friday across, and seven rows: Morning meeting and calendar, Phonics, Shared reading, Writing, Math, Centers, and Science or social studies.
Kindergarten week, your own blocks The week grid with the Block column left empty: 7 rows to name yourself, for a day that runs in another order.

One day 1

Kindergarten lesson plan for one day A single day, upright: each of the seven blocks gets a row with room for the Time, What we do and Materials.

Centers and routines 2

First weeks of school routines plan Six routines down the side: Lining up, Sitting on the carpet, Washing hands, Using supplies, Cleaning up centers and Packing up to go home. Columns for What it looks like and When we practice, and a box to check when it is going well.
Kindergarten centers rotation plan Four rows for the centers and a column for each of four groups. Write the center in the first column and the order or time for each group across the row.

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One lesson, or a month 2

Kindergarten lesson plan, one lesson with an I can line Lines for Teacher, Date, Subject, I can, and Song or story, then ruled lines under Materials, On the carpet, At the tables, Closing circle and What I noticed.
Kindergarten month at a glance Five rows, Week 1 to Week 5, with columns for Phonics focus, Shared reading, Math focus, and Science or social studies. A Month line sits at the top.

Filled-in sample 1

Sample: a kindergarten week on m, s and the senses, filled in Sample. The week by block filled in for a made-up week on the letters m and s, counting to 10 and the five senses.

How this list was compiled: Written and laid out in-house for this page on October 2, 2026. Every sheet is a plain form to fill in by hand; the headings are everyday planning words, and no school district's, publisher's or program's form is copied. The sample week is made up and names no book or song. Licence: own work

How it works

This kindergarten lesson plan template opens on a week by block. Monday to Friday run across, and seven rows run down: Morning meeting and calendar, Phonics, Shared reading, Writing, Math, Centers, and Science or social studies.

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Plan the week block by block

Press Print the lesson plan and write the week at the top. Each box holds one block on one day. A half-day class has a sheet with five of the blocks, and another leaves the Block column empty for your own.

One day, centers and routines

The one-day sheet lists the seven blocks with Time, What we do and Materials. The centers rotation plan has four rows for centers and a column for each of four groups. The routines plan names six routines of the first weeks, from Lining up to Packing up to go home.

The one-lesson sheet has an I can line and a Song or story line above its blocks.
Month at a glance has five week rows and columns for phonics, shared reading, math, and science or social studies.

Questions and answers

What goes in a kindergarten lesson plan?

On this template, a plan for each teaching block of the day: morning meeting and calendar, phonics, shared reading, writing, math, centers, and science or social studies. The sample shows a made-up week filled in.

Is there a simple kindergarten lesson plan template for one lesson?

Yes. Pick the one lesson sheet. It has Teacher, Date, Subject, I can and Song or story lines, then blocks headed Materials, On the carpet, At the tables, Closing circle and What I noticed.

How do I plan center rotations?

Print the centers rotation plan. Write a center in each of the four rows, then the order or the time each of the four groups visits it. A line at the top holds the minutes at each center.

Can I type on the sheets?

No. Every sheet but the sample comes out of the printer empty, ready for a pen. The page has nowhere to type.