Free Printable Homework Planner for Kids
Free printable homework planner for kids — weekly and daily planners. Track assignments, due dates and completed work. Instant PDF.
The gap between 'my child has homework' and 'my child has done the homework' is where a lot of primary school families lose their Sundays. The kids who learn to track their own work early get this skill free; the ones who don't spend years being nagged. A simple weekly planner sheet on the kitchen table closes that gap faster than any app.
This printable has two planner formats: a weekly view (five columns, Monday to Friday, with rows for each subject) and a daily view (one day per sheet with detailed task breakdown). Both have space for assignment title, due date, and a completion tick box. Print a stack for the whole term, stick it on a clipboard or in a binder, and teach the child to write their own entries during the week.
The key is making it theirs. If the parent fills it in, the child doesn't learn organisation. If the child fills it in, even badly at first, they're building the skill. Our daily schedule printable complements this nicely — one for 'what happens today' and one for 'what school work is due'. Everything free and ready to print.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What age is the homework planner for?+
Useful from Grade 2 or 3 (age 7 to 9) when homework starts becoming a regular feature. Younger than that, parents typically track directly.
Should the parent or child fill it in?+
The child, with parent support the first week or two. The point is to build the child's own organisational skill — parent-filled planners don't teach that.
Weekly or daily planner?+
Weekly is better for most kids — it shows the whole week at a glance and teaches planning ahead. Use the daily version for particularly busy weeks or test prep.
Is this good for homeschoolers?+
Yes — homeschool families use these to track assignments given by curriculum providers, and as a lesson plan for the child to follow independently.