School templates

A book report outline: title and author, summary, characters, your opinion and a rating.

A reading log with date, title, pages read, minutes and a short note for each session.

A research proposal with background, questions, method, timeline and references.

A study plan for an application or a semester: goals, courses, weekly hours and how you will measure progress.

A lesson plan with objectives, standards, materials, procedure by minute, assessment and differentiation.

A course syllabus with instructor contact, description, materials, grading policy, schedule and policies.

A letter to parents from a teacher or school with the details that matter and a tear-off reply slip.

A counseling session log with student, date, concern, what was discussed, plan and follow-up.

A class attendance sheet with student names down the side, dates across the top and totals.

A weekly class schedule with periods, days, subject, room and teacher.

A study planner that lays out subjects by day and week with hours and a done box.

A field trip permission slip with the event details, cost and what to bring, an emergency contact and medical consent section, and a tear-off reply.

A class roster in Excel with student name, student ID, parent or guardian, phone, email, allergies or notes and a head count.

A conference form with the student's strengths, areas to work on, goals, how parents can help, next steps and signatures.

A beginning-of-year student information sheet: parents or guardians, phones and emails, pickup authorization, allergies and medical notes, and anything the teacher should know.

Sub plans with the daily schedule, lesson notes for each period, class information, students who help or need support, procedures and emergency contacts.

A form for a school, camp or daycare to give a child medication: drug, dose, times, prescriber and parent permission.

A parent handbook for a home daycare or child care center: hours, fees, drop-off and pickup, meals, illness, discipline and an acknowledgment page.

A Cornell notes page with the topic, class and date at the top, a cue column, a notes column and a summary box at the bottom.

A five-paragraph essay outline: hook and thesis, three body paragraphs with topic sentence, evidence and analysis, and a conclusion.

A science lab report with purpose, hypothesis, materials, procedure, data table, results, analysis and conclusion, numbered the way teachers grade it.

A high school transcript in Excel for homeschool families: courses by year with credits and grades, GPA by year and cumulative, test scores and a signature line.

A gradebook in Excel: students down the side, assignments across with points possible, weighted categories, a percentage and a letter grade per student.

An APA or MLA title page with the paper title, author, course, instructor and date in the right places.