Classical Calendars

One glanceable chart per child, per week.

Choose a plan

Days to show

Hide days spent on campus, or add the weekend for work you set yourself.

Add your own

How often

Printables

Add a document

The chooser opens on your whole Google Drive — it’s Google’s own, so it shows everything. Here’s what to pick out of it.

  1. Stay on the Shared with me tab. Your school shares the documents with you, so that’s where they are — not My Drive.
  2. Look for one document per subject, named with the grade and the subject: 5 Language Arts, 5 INTO MATH, 3-4 History Y1.
  3. Take the Unit Overview calendar too — the spreadsheet, not a document. It is the only thing that says which weeks are short, and half of them are. Without it a four-day week is laid out as five.
  4. Pick all of them for one child at once — hold ⌘ (or Ctrl) to select several. Add the next child separately.

The overview calendar is used only for the shape of each week — the work itself always comes from the subject documents. Only the files you pick here are ever read; nothing else in your Drive is touched.

A document isn’t showing up?

Open it once in Schoology first. A document is only shared with your Google account the first time you open it there — until then it isn’t in your Drive for the chooser to find. Open each subject’s document in Schoology, then come back and it will be under Shared with me.

Still missing? Check you’re signed in here with the same Google account you use for Schoology — the chooser only sees that account’s files.

One link per line — paste all of this child's subject documents at once. Each is read in full, so every week inside it is ready at once. Works when each doc is shared as Anyone with the link — Viewer; if they're private, choose them from Drive instead — that reaches documents shared just with you.

PDF, Word, or plain text — select as many as you like. From Google Docs: File → Download.