Weekly classroom planning lives in Learning > This week, separately from developmental assessments. For skills, observations, reporting periods and child reports, see Assessments (for centers).

This area requires the staff member's corresponding permission. A missing menu item can be a role or classroom-scope issue rather than missing data.

Creating a plan

Go to Learning > This week > New plan to create a draft for the classroom and week. Follow the fields and lifecycle actions offered for that plan.

Creating a plan does not publish it or share it with parents. A new plan is a draft until someone acts on it.

Bloomily Teach is an administrator pilot; this guide does not promise a general AI activity editor.

Approval

Who can publish depends on permissions:

• Staff who cannot publish directly submit a draft for approval.

• Authorized reviewers can approve a plan, or send it back with feedback.

Publishing and parent visibility are separate

Publishing a plan is not the same as showing it to families.

• A published plan becomes visible in the parent portal only after Share with parents is turned on.

• Sharing changes portal visibility; it does not itself send a parent email.

Check both the plan's status and its sharing state before telling a family they can see this week's plan.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Do lesson plans sync with daily reports? They are separate records. Lesson plans show what is planned for the week; daily reports record what happened. Do not use one record as proof that the other was completed or shared.

Q: A teacher says they can't create a plan. Check their permission and classroom scope before assuming a fault. Staff without publishing rights can still create and submit drafts.

Related

• Assessments (for centers) — skills, observations, reporting periods and child reports