The tracking grid is a printable table designed for recurring use — day after day or week after week — unlike most generators here, which produce a one-off worksheet.

First column: your student roster, sorted alphabetically. Every column after that: whatever you decide to track.

What you configure

• The title shown at the top of the page (80 characters max)
• 1 to 8 columns, each with:
  • a free-text label (24 characters max)
  • an independent style: checkbox, or a blank line to fill in
• Page orientation:
  • Portrait → up to 4 columns
  • Landscape → up to 8 columns

💡 Tip: nothing forces every column to share the same style. A grid can mix 3 checkbox columns with 1 line column, for example to leave room for a free-form comment next to the check marks.

What it looks like

A few ideas

1. Lunch club or after-school study check-in
2. Homework done / not done tracking
3. Weekly behavior chart
4. PE kit or supplies brought-from-home checklist
5. A simplified home-school communication log

Good to know

• Automatic pagination: a large class? The document spreads across several pages on its own (28 students per page in portrait, 18 in landscape).
• Students are always sorted alphabetically, for a quick scan.
• No per-student customization on this grid: columns are identical for the whole class (unlike some individualized generators).