Teacher Planner: Flexible Lesson Planning for Any Year Paperback – November 19, 2019

I have used this book every year for 7 years as a homebound (kids that can’t or are not allowed to go to school)teacher. I love it.

Cute and practical!If you’re like me and have an impulse problem with buying office supplies because you are a teacher and also office supplies are just so so cute sometimes but then forget that you bought it and buy another thing but then find it later and you’re like ‘oh yeah! I forgot I bought this!’ WELLLLL...This is made for you because it’s undated (or whatever the term is) so you can use it at any point!*Don’t judge my terrible grammar - I AM a teacher, just not a literature teacher... :)

Good for teacher and many sheets.

I love this planner. It has spaces for everything I need. I like that I add my own dates so all the pages will eventually get used even into next school year if needed. It has a place for a list for my students names, birthdays, and parents’ emails.

First let me start with the pros.1) it’s beautiful2) Well done and organizedHere are the cons1) it’s small less the size of a regular notebook (just so you have a visual comparison)2) the way it is binded makes it hard to write on the right side (lay flat) without it wanting to close on you as you write. In the beginning it’s less of an issue until you progress through the book.

I love this planner even though I have to write in the calendars. It’s great, worth it. Every day has its to dos for me to keep track. I classroom teach and use it every year. Prefer it over the more expensive ones!

I love the ease of use and the subdued color scheme! It’s been a helpful tool in keeping me motivated to create long term plans and use them to backtrack instruction to ensure all content is taught.

I love this book. I especially love that it has each subject separated. BUT, there are not enough weeks printed out, so in some months I'm missing a WHOLE WEEK. I will put up with it and just use the side notes area as the last week because I still do love the book, but I'd love it a whole lot more if I had 5 weeks instead of 4.