Free family planning worksheets
These four worksheets turn common family advice into something you can use at the table. Fill them in on screen, copy the prompts into your own system, or print a clean set. No account or email address is required.
Printing tip: choose Print, then select your printer or “Save as PDF.” Each worksheet starts on a new printed page.
1. One-page weekly family plan
Week beginning: ____________________ One thing we want to protect this week: ____________________
| Day | Fixed commitments | Home responsibility | Connection or rest |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monday | |||
| Tuesday | |||
| Wednesday | |||
| Thursday | |||
| Friday | |||
| Weekend |
What can wait if the week becomes crowded?
2. Clear chore agreement
Use one row per responsibility. Describe “done” clearly enough that two people would recognize the same result.
| Responsibility | Who owns it? | When? | What does done mean? | Help needed? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Review date: ____________________ What we will change if this is not working:
3. Fifteen-minute family meeting notes
Date: ____________________ Facilitator: ____________________
Something that went well
One problem to solve
| Idea | Who will try it? | By when? |
|---|---|---|
One enjoyable plan:
Next check-in: ____________________
4. Parent-teacher conversation sheet
Student: ____________________ Date: ____________________ Teacher: ____________________
What the child says is going well
A specific pattern we have noticed
Questions to ask
- When and where does the difficulty usually appear?
- What happens immediately before and after it?
- What support has helped at school?
- What can home and school try consistently for the next two weeks?
| Agreed action | Owner | Review date |
|---|---|---|
This planning sheet is not a diagnostic tool. For health, learning or safety concerns, contact an appropriate qualified professional.