Syllabus-Based Lesson Pacing PlansMake a workable calendar from the syllabus you already have.
Turn a saved syllabus into a dated pacing plan using your instruction window, teaching days, holidays, and breaks. Review the generated schedule, then mark lessons taught only after delivery. Completion records describe teaching, not student mastery.
Open Pacing Plans and select a saved plan or choose Generate New Plan.
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Set the school-year constraints
Choose a syllabus, instruction dates, teaching days, holidays, and breaks, then generate the schedule.
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Review and update progress
Check dates, mark only delivered lessons as taught, and print or hide completed lessons as needed.
03 / A CLOSER LOOK
The details matter.
Related workflow view. This is not another screen of the primary feature.
WISEBOARD / CLASSROOM WORKSPACEW.
↳ Pacing Units is a related planning view for defining unit windows alongside a syllabus-based lesson schedule.
“A CLASSROOM MOMENT
WHAT THIS COULD LOOK LIKE
Build a pacing plan around a short school week
Select a saved science syllabus, enter the term dates and actual teaching days, and include known breaks. Review the generated sequence before marking any lesson taught; adjust your teaching plan if assemblies or absences change the week.
GOOD TO KNOW
Questions, answered.
A little more detail before you dive in.
Can I generate a plan without a syllabus?
A saved syllabus is required before generating a pacing plan.
Does marking a lesson taught show students mastered it?
No. Completion records describe lesson delivery only.
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