New Planner and a Sale!

Well, I did it!

I finally revamped my Teacher Planner for next school year and you

can get yourself a copy here!

 

 Let's take a closer look, shall we?

I love, love, LOVE my disc-bound binder from Martha Stewart.

The color just seems to coordinate with all my planners and calendars

I've created so it works great.

You can also get the blue color in a regular 3-ring binder, too.

{the binder in the picture below is the 3-ring binder. This is my home

planner which you can buy here. I use the discbound for my teacher planner.}

 

 

I love to have a cover page to put in the front. I laminate mine but

if you were going to use a binder with a see through pocket on the front,

you could slide it in there to make it look super cute and professional on the outside.

 

 

I love to have long range planning pages.

I basically jot down the units I know I'll want to cover in each month

as well as holiday reminders. This keeps me on track to cover everything

I have to teach through the entire year.

 

 

Oh, student birthdays.

How I used to have a love/hate relationship with them.

These pages help me to only love student birthdays!
Basically, I wouldn't write down when my students' birthdays were and

they would sneak up on me until the morning of and then I would

only "remember" when that student or another student reminded me.

I would feel like a lousy teacher. :(

Now, I keep track on these pages as well as write them down on my weekly

planning pages so I always remember.

I've also included attendance/record forms that you could use for all

sorts of things and print off as many as you need.

 

 

This is what the weekly planning pages look like and are already labeled

with the correct dates for the week at the top!

 

 

Before each month's planning pages is a handy calendar for the month

so you can quickly jot down meetings, fieldtrips, etc... and then fill them

in later on the weekly planning pages. At least that's how I do it. :)

Also included is an editable {a power point file} that you can

insert text boxes to fill in the blank subject heading boxes at the top 

of the weekly planning pages.

You could also just use the blank weekly planning pages template

to type in your plans instead of hand-written plans and then print them.

It's totally up to you.

I like to print off the entire file before the school year starts and write

in my plans by hand each week.

The best part is that you can get this planner for 28% off during

the Teacher Appreciation sale going on starting tomorrow.

SO get this planner in your cart today so you don't miss out!!!

 

Click HERE to go to my TpT store.

{thank you to the 3am Teacher for this cute graphic!}