Pace & Plan

What course are you planning?

Calendar & pacing tools work for every course. The built-in standards & lesson library currently covers Geometry — more subjects on the way.

Course / section name First day of school Last day of school Flex days to reserve (snow days, reteach, assemblies)

Class period length

50 min

Schedule type Weekly late start / early release

Term structure

Set the last day of each term — the next term begins the following school day. The final term ends on your last day of school. Term boundaries appear on the calendar.

Instructional day

Holiday / no school

Break / vacation

PD day (no students)

Testing day

Half day / assembly

Midterm exam

Final exam

Standardized testing (district/state)

✎ Plan a lesson (click a teaching day)

Select a day type, then click (or click & drag across) days on the calendar to mark them. Click again with "Instructional day" selected to reset a day.

School days

Instructional

Show pacing plan on calendar (U1, tests, projects…)

Step 2 is coming next — your calendar will carry over.

🗓️

Set your first and last day of school
and your calendar will appear here.

Your Course Plan

Lessons built

Teaching days

Click any teaching day to name its lesson and build it. Days show what your pacing plan scheduled (U1, tests, projects) — built lessons show their title with ✎.

Browse Without a Day

Review the content library standard-by-standard, no calendar day attached.

Print My Lessons

One pack for the copier: your year calendar, pacing guide, plan sheets, a compact agenda, and a handout pull list for the days you've built.

Range Year calendar (months in range) Pacing guide (if you've built one) Lesson plan sheets (one per day) Compact agenda table Handout pull list

Assessment Plan

Unit Tests & Projects

Choose test, project, both, or neither per unit with the checkboxes in the chart →. Set their size here:

Unit test length Review before each test Default days per project (editable on each project row in the chart)

End-of-Term Tests

Tests per marking period

Midterm & Final

Midterm exam

Review before midterm

Final exam

Review before final

Quizzes

Frequency

Day Budget

Step 4 is coming next — your pacing will carry over.

Pacing Chart

Days are suggested in proportion to each unit's standard count — edit any unit's days and the projected dates update. Projections run through your actual calendar (holidays, rotation, exam days all respected).

Fix the Rotation

Course Standards

Your Teaching Sequence

Omitted Standards

Your Course Plan

Browse Without a Day

Print My Lessons

Lesson Picker

Differentiation View

Lesson Summary

Assessment Plan

Unit Tests & Projects

End-of-Term Tests

Midterm & Final

Quizzes

Day Budget

Pacing Chart