Teacher's Planner (Teacher's Lesson Planner) 2nd Edition Spiral-bound – June 1, 2024

Im homeschooling a third grader and don't need a lot of fluff in my plan book. This planner is perfect. I love how each space for daily lesson description is lined. I love the grade recording section in the back. And the Notes section in the back is handy for writing details about how or why I may need to alter or skip a day due to illness. It has everything a teacher needs. Perfect!

Love the seating charts and use them daily. Weekly planning is roomy and easily customizable for different needs on different weeks. It's inexpensive compared to other teacher planners and does it all. I love it!

Pardon my obviously worn planner! This review is being written after 1 school year and I completely filled the “lesson planning” section. The organization of the planner makes sense and I used all components, aside from the seating chart, regularly, however the seating chart section is nice for impromptu changes.Because I teach to different grade levels, it is super nice to be able to see my weekly plans for all classes on the same page. There’s ample space in each box for a brief overview and the additional notes boxes on the side are a great touch.Overall amazing purchase. Ordering my next one soon!!

I just received this planner a couple hours ago and have already filled in the dates. It has plenty of room to write lessons for my three kids. I'm using a thin line crayola marker, and it doesn't bleed. I love it's simplicity! I would have given 5 stars except my youngest accidentally knocked it off the table and the back cover ripped. This book will be going with us everywhere next year. I wish it would have been more durable, but such is life :)

Been using these for years to help with homeschooling my kids. It makes planning easy!

This planner is what we used years ago. It's basic and does it's job.

Just what I needed for homeschooling. I’m using it for a single child so the lined grade pages are great for putting activity down one side abs hours along another.For the seating chart I wrote down subject ideas and will kinda use that as a guide when we get off track. For the weekly schedule, I simply used those pages for the monthly calendar first then who knows I’m not there yet.Love this book. It’s put together well and will get a lot of use.

This is a very basic lesson planner but is great for a first year teacher. There is no calendar with dates and what the pictures show is what is there. I love the notes section at the end of each blocked class. But, there are only room for 7 classes, so if you are like me with 8 classes, you will have to combine 2. Luckily, I have that ability. Plus, there are lots of pages for grades/attendance. 21 pages are dedicated to grading/attendance which seems a bit odd for 7 blocked class sections but it is nice if one has to change classes at semester. There are 4 pages of seating charts with 2 charts on each page. Overall, it is a good, no frills planner and I am pleased with my purchase, especially for the price.