wikiHow Homework Planner Template Subject/Assignment Due Date Completed Notes [Insert subject/assignment name] [Insert due date] [ ] [Insert any relevant notes or instructions] You can create a table with the above columns and use it to keep track of your homework assignments. Here's what each column means: * Subject/Assignment: This column is where you can write down the name of the subject or assignment that you need to work on. * Due Date: This column is where you can write down the due date for the assignment. * Completed: This column is where you can check off whether you have completed the assignment or not. You can mark it with an "X" or a checkmark to indicate that it's done. * Notes: This column is where you can write down any additional notes or instructions related to the assignment. You can add as many rows as you need to the table, depending on the number of assignments you have. You can also color-code the rows based on priority or deadline to help you prioritize your work. Example: Subject/Assignment Due Date Completed Notes Math Worksheet March 1, 2023 [ ] Complete problems 1-20 English Essay March 3, 2023 [ ] Write first draft, proofread for errors Science Lab Report March 4, 2023 [ ] Collect data, write analysis section History Reading March 5, 2023 [ ] Read chapters 5-7, take notes Spanish Vocabulary Quiz March 7, 2023 [ ] Study flashcards, review verb conjugation In this example, the planner has columns for subject/assignment, due date, completed, and notes. Each row represents a different homework assignment, with the relevant information filled in. The "completed" column has not been marked off yet since none of the assignments have been completed yet. The "notes" column includes specific instructions or tasks to be completed for each assignment. Page