Year Planner 1: choose your course and dates

The Year Planner plans a whole year of lessons that fits your school's real calendar. Press Start planning. First, choose the course: your country or nation, the subject, and the year group, grade or qualification.

That includes GCSE boards and tiers, A levels, AP and US state courses. Next, your dates. We fill in a typical school year, worked out by rule, so check every date against your school's own calendar.

Change the first and last days, and add holidays, inset days and trips. Then set your timetable: the lesson length, and how many lessons you have each day. If your school runs a two-week timetable, tick the box and enter week A and week B.

Add any assessment or revision weeks, and press Make my year plan. On the free plan, you'll see the lessons for the first half term, and the coverage check for the whole year. In the next video, we'll change the plan and export it.

Try the Year Planner now at lessonplanner.info. It's free, and you don't need an account.

The Year Planner plans a whole year of lessons that fits your school's real calendar. Press Start planning. First, choose the course: your country and state, the subject, and the grade or course.

That includes Common Core grades, state standards and AP courses. Next, your dates. We fill in a typical school year, worked out by rule with the federal holidays, so check every date against your district's own calendar.

Change the first and last days, and add breaks, teacher days and field trips. Then set your schedule: the class length, and how many classes you have each day. If your school runs a two-week rotation, check the box and enter week A and week B.

Add any testing or review weeks, and press Make my year plan. On the free plan, you'll see the lessons for the first six weeks, and the coverage check for the whole year. In the next video, we'll change the plan and export it.

Try the Year Planner now at lessonplanner.info. It's free, and you don't need an account.