Wie gelingt Wochenplan-Arbeit? (PR)

With weekly plans, children work independently and at their own pace. This guide explains how this can be achieved. What should be considered when preparing and implementing weekly plan work? How can weekly plan phases be evaluated meaningfully? And how do I introduce weekly plans in classes that are using them for the first time? Our guide offers valuable tips on these and other questions.

Weekly plans are one of the most important forms of open teaching. This guide provides an overview of the background of weekly plan work. It includes practical tips for preparing a weekly plan, supporting the class during the work phase, and addressing any problems that may arise. Of course, there are countless variations of weekly plans in practice. We present two example weekly plans. Additionally, you will receive a customizable weekly plan template that you can edit directly on your PC. You can insert colored symbols for subjects, social forms, and methods directly into the template using copy-and-paste. To evaluate the weekly plan work, children receive a feedback form. Conversation cards for weekly plan feedback complete the guide.

This practical guide 'Weekly Plan Work' includes:

Here you will find important information on the following topics:

• Theoretical background on weekly plan work
• Practical tips for preparation
• Example weekly plans and a customizable weekly plan template
• Rule sheet for students
• Feedback form for evaluating weekly plans
• Conversation cards for learners to assess weekly plans

Note: Because the customizable weekly plan template requires Microsoft® Word® format, this material is available exclusively as a Download Plus.