Planboard makes it simple to get organized and reduce your classroom prep time. Accessible from anywhere, you can plan lessons, align to curriculum sets, and manage your schedule with ease. Best of all, it’s free for individual teachers.
Easily create lessons in the intuitive online editor. Add in attachments, photos, and videos to bring your lessons to life. Then build lesson templates to cut prep time even further so you can get right into your instruction.
Find or add your local curriculum sets, then add individual standards to lessons. The Standards Progression tool shows curriculum progress for each class, and which standards have been covered. Keep your classroom on track with ease.
Improve your content rather than recreating it. Easily copy a previous semester to your new school year, so your lessons are ready for your new classes.
Easily find time for classroom prep using your smartphone or tablet. Always synced with Chalk, you can maintain your lessons on any device.
Collaborate with other teachers to bring innovation into every classroom. Access incredible resources with only a few clicks. Easily share and import lessons right into your planner.
I’ve recently discovered @Planboard and am loving it so far. I’m quite reluctant to write things into a paper planner but Planboard is making it so easy to keep track of my classes, lesson plans and to do list 👩🏫 #GameChanger #TeacherTraining
— Cat Thomas (@MathsMissThomas) December 3, 2019
So glad I started using @Planboard for my lesson plans! It’s saved me so much time, easy to color code, copy or move lessons due to schedule changes, PLUS easy to attach standards and resources. Game changer!!
— Mrs. Smith (@MrsSmithJC) October 30, 2019
Thanks @amber_grohs for telling me about @Planboard Making the shift from paper to digital plans. So far I like it!! 📒❌ 📱✅ Reflecting on what works and doesn’t is part of growing and learning @etfoaq @ETFOAQK
— Carolyn Matson (@carolyn_matson) October 12, 2019
I use @Planboard for all of my planning! I love that lessons are easily editable, even on the go with their various platforms. I just make quick notes in each block at the end of class.
— Jessilyn Swanson (@jessilynjade) October 3, 2019
Planboard by https://t.co/LSRxJCeBdL is so good for teacher planning. I’ve been using it for a few weeks and regret not having found it a few years ago. Highly recommended. #mbedchat #teacherlife
— Mr. J (@mrj_wpg) September 20, 2019
I’d be lost without the planning tool of @Planboard! So useful to track what I’m doing with multiple classes, and having the app on my phone I can see on the move too!
I’d recommend to any teacher.
Oh PS, its free! 🙂— Mr Russell 🌱💚♻️ (@mathsDRL) September 10, 2019
@Planboard kept me super organized my first week back2school. Teachers, if you are looking to digitize your weekly plans, this one is worth trying. Plus, less paper = more trees🌳
— Jenn Miller (@millerjOCT) September 6, 2019
My good friend @lauraleighnoell shared this lesson plan site with me this year and it has absolutely changed my life! https://t.co/elYtiisHfI #teachertwitter #teachershelpingteachers #edchat pic.twitter.com/lEwgDDXDGW
— Merry Clintmas 🎄🎅 (@chillastoria) September 3, 2019
Getting back at it with @Planboard this year. I love that you can add curricular outcomes, personalize your timetable, and plan on the go. Serious game changer for me and has helped me get to know my outcomes that much better. Best part? ITS FREE! pic.twitter.com/gSIpVZWc4K
— Jessilyn Swanson (@jessilynjade) August 13, 2019
I forgot how much I enjoyed using @Planboard to create my timetable and daybook. 😃 Works across all devices, easy to share and add curriculum expectations. #onted pic.twitter.com/jPjIwjFRn6
— David Carruthers (@dcarruthersedu) August 9, 2019
Seriously, @Planboard is awesome. If you’re planning for the new year & looking for digital option, check it out! I’ve imported CSTA standards, attached files/videos, organized lessons to view full units, & can easily access prior year plans. Support was super quick too. Love it! pic.twitter.com/hWuU09cb6T
— Kevin Olson (@olsonk408) August 1, 2019
Love Planboard! Last year, I trialled writing only unit plans and not doing day-to-day planning beyond a scribbled note on a postit because the unit plans were detailed enough that I wasn’t seat-of-my-pants-ing. Can recommend!
— Kel D (@teachinginDK) July 21, 2019
♥️ @Planboard! It is so easy to add files and websites to my units. Everything is there when I need it! Goodbye binders!
— Erica Morrill, M.Ed. (@EricaAnneM) August 4, 2017
I do love @Planboard. I have a planner that is paper that I get the basics in, the lists, etc. I use my online Planboard to get all my links, documents, etc in one spot. Love how quickly I can access everything. The paper is sketch and Planboard is the complete picture. #6thchat
— Kristin Kochheiser (@mrskochheiser) November 14, 2018
Starting using Planboard today for lesson planning am absolutely loving it! It keeps track of what Number Day it is, lets me “push” the schedule when I want to add something in that I haven’t done before, and I can attach the files that I need for that lesson day. @Planboard
— Social Studies by Mrs. Monnat (@monnat_s) October 22, 2018
