Lesson plan template — Google Docs
Two honest ways to plan in Google Docs. Download one of our free printable PDF blanks — daily for single lessons, weekly for a five-day grid, unit for multi-week sequences — and keep it beside a blank Doc as your structure. Or, faster: generate a complete plan with the Kuraplan AI builder and paste it straight into a Doc — headings, timed structure, differentiation and assessment arrive pre-formatted, so you skip wrestling with table widths entirely.
Google Docs is usually the path of least resistance for teachers who already live in Google Workspace — your plan auto-saves to Drive, shares cleanly with your team, and prints to PDF in one keystroke. If your district uses Microsoft 365 instead, the same generated plan pastes into Word just as cleanly.
Template
Daily / Weekly / Unit — printable PDF blanks
Free print-ready blanks to plan against while you write in Docs. We ask for an email on your first download.
All six free formats — including the printable blank 5E sheet — live on the main templates page.
Faster alternative
The blank template is fine, but the AI builder is faster. Generate a complete, curriculum-aligned Google-Doc-ready lesson plan in under 60 seconds and copy it straight into Drive.
Try the AI Lesson Plan BuilderLast verified 17 Aug 2026