Free Printable Homework Planner and Assignment Tracker

About these homework planners handouts

Students keep up with work when they write it down. The weekly planner has a block for each school day, with four rows for subject, what to do and a check box for done. A line at the bottom is for a family signature and tests or projects coming up. It works well as a daily routine, with ten minutes at the end of the day to fill it in.

The assignment tracker is a longer view. It has 24 rows, with columns for the assignment, subject, date assigned, due date, a turned-in check box, the score or grade and a notes column. It helps older students see what is late and what is graded, and it gives families a place to look.

Use the planner with younger students who need a short daily list, and the tracker for older students who manage several classes. Both show students that organization is a habit.

A planner is also a communication tool. When families can see what is due, they can ask better questions at home, and you can point to the planner when a student says they did not know about an assignment.

Add the student's name, your name and the week in the fill-in boxes, then print.

How to use them

1. Fill in the name, teacher and week.
2. Choose the planner or the tracker.
3. Write assignments at the end of each day.
4. Check each task as it is done.
5. Review it with a family member on Friday.

Classroom tips

• Spend two minutes at the end of the day on the planner so it becomes a habit.
• Use a different color for tests and projects.
• Ask students to cross out a line when work is turned in.
• Check planners at the start of each class for a week to set the routine.

Last reviewed 2026-10-03. Handout Hero designs are original and made for this site. They are general reference material; check your own school, district or tradition where it matters.