Teacher Planner 2023-24 Free _VERIFIED_ Download
Melony Holden
The Erin Condren Teacher Lesson Planner is the ultimate teacher-approved, teacher-recommended school agenda that helps teachers, tutors, and homeschooling parents plan and organize their lesson plans for the year. It's an all-in-one planner that includes student checklists, communication logs, monthly calendar spreads, weekly lesson planning spreads, lots of note pages, and more.
Every teacher has their own teaching and planning style. For first time educators, take the guesswork out of organization, productivity tracking, goal setting, and more with a teacher planner with a proven layout. Here are some of the must-haves for every teacher planner:
If you're looking to purchase an Erin Condren teacher planner in person, you can visit one of our three store locations in Austin, TX, Fairfax, VA, or Irvine, CA to get hands-on experience in personalizing your Teacher Lesson Planner. We even offer virtual and in-store workshop events to help you stay organized and increase productivity. You can also find Erin Condren teacher planners at most Target stores in the office and school supply section. Get your hands on a teacher planner at a store near you!
This planner is part of BERTEAU & Co.'s 2023 line of Teacher Planners! This year's planner collection comes with gold foil accents, five gorgeous sticker pages, plastic zipper pouch, a plastic page protector, a double-sided pocket folder, and spaces for a class size of up to 40 students!
I absolutely love my planner! It has so much space and keeps me organized. I am going to order another one for next school year. I may even gift one for my daughter's teacher next year. Thank you for making my job a little easier.
Did you know that ove the past two years we have donated over 20,000 to our chosen charities? Each year we choose two planner designs to feature as our 'charity covers'. This year, a proportion of the sales from 'Good Vibes' will go to Education Support and a proportion of the sales from 'Sunflowers' will go to St Teresa's Hospice.
Teachers love beautiful, well-made planners that are not only exceptional quality but also are hugely useful. As experienced school leaders and teachers, we have worked closely with our TPTC Community to create the best products for you! Here, you can choose what works best for you and create your own bundle that best suits your needs.
We take matching stationery very seriously! Whether it's Notebooks, Wash Tape or Elastics, we know how much teachers love their stationery to match! We have stationery matching our designs, all created to make your life easier (and prettier!).
We are a small business based in Leeds. Headed by Rachel, we are a team of mostly teachers all with a passion to spread positivity amongst our wonderful profession.Registration Number: 10967965VAT NUMBER: GB304760130
The only planner I use, the only planner I need. Really sturdy and has everything I could ever want in a planner. The price is also very reasonable, which just makes this a winner all around. Fast shipping and well packaged. Would recommend to everyone.
Now, before you decide, consider what type of planner you need. There are weekly, daily, and semester planners. There are also various types of teacher planners, including academic planners, lesson planners, homeschool planners, and curriculum planners.
If you are looking for a planner to manage your day-to-day teaching activities, consider a daily teacher planner. This type of planner typically includes space for attendance records, planning lessons, recording grades, managing meetings and other administrative tasks, and tracking student progress.
If you need to coordinate multiple classes or subjects or plan out your entire class schedule for the semester, a weekly or semester planner may be a better fit. These types of planners usually include space to plan out your teaching schedule, organize assignments and tests, track student progress, and more.
Next, decide what features are important to you. Do you need a planner with a lot of space to write down your notes? Or would a calendar interface work better for you? Do you need to be able to print or share your planner online with your students or colleagues? Consider all of these factors when choosing the one that best fits your needs.
Finally, set aside some time to get acquainted with your new planner. Take it out on a test drive by creating some sample schedules or entering in a few test grades and class assignments. This will help you get a feel for how to best use your planner in order to help you stay organized, plan effectively, and manage all of your teaching needs.
The Blue Sky and the Erin Condren planners are the only two dated planners in this review. Other planners are undated. So, if filling in the dates might be a problem, you should consider this product.
Thanks to its thick pages, we could write on the Blue Sky pages without worrying about the ink bleeding to the subsequent pages. The thick pages basically allowed us to use virtually any type of writing material on the planner.
Blue Sky upped its game with this new style of teacher planner. While other planners offer a front pocket cover for extra storage or personalization, this one comes without. However, we like the simplicity of this lesson plan book.
The Bloom Daily Planners have to be on the list of the best planners for teachers every academic year. Inspiring and organized are just two words that describe this academic planner. It is the perfect planner if you like inspiration.
This teacher planner has twelve sections over more than 160 pages is what this daily planner has to offer. It also offers 60 undated vertical weekly pages for lesson planning, which allow teachers to plan daily, monthly and weekly, and even yearly.
Unlike the Blue Sky teacher planners, this one is undated and can be used for any academic year. However, this means that teachers must fill in all dates. Another difference to the Blue Sky planner is that it has thicker pages for more durability. The paper of Bloom Daily is the same thickness as normal printer paper (100 gsm).
The downfalls are that it claims to be versatile for any teacher, regardless of the grade or subject they teach. However, with no lines to distinguish subjects, we think it is not ideal for upper grades or departmentalized subjects.
The Eureka Blue Harmony Planner is available in 14 cover designs. Eureka has created a lesson planner and a gradebook in one. This means you only need to get one book. This Blue Harmony design includes 40 weeks of pages to plan your lesson and several other sections.
Those sections include a note section, an emergency lesson plans section, substitute teacher info, and a place for class birthdays. You will be able to keep track of all records during the academic year. It is held together by a comb binder with simple, thick white paper. The seven subject boxes are lined and simple as well. The days are written across the top of a dual-week layout, and you can use it any year.
If you seek to get a basic lesson plan book that makes keeping track of records easy, you will want this one. It is much simpler than Blue Sky and Bloom. We love the combination of a full gradebook and planner. Convenience was thought out when creating this book. There are not a ton of extras in this book. There are no pockets and no monthly spreads. This planner is undated, like Bloom. It is suitable for all grades, as there are seven different subjects or block boxes.
This lesson plan book is a great planner for homeschooling parents or one-on-one tutoring, as each subject box can be used for a different student. Eureka offers other classroom decor and supplies in this same Blue Harmony print.
The Carson planners are simple, undated, and well-organized. The slim design encourages easy transportation. We love the practical features and sections. Our favorite components are the sticker sheets that come with them. So, no need to get them separately. The stickers include tab names, accents, and to-do list stickers.
This will keep your lessons organized. It is very similar to the Eureka Blue Harmony; however, one difference is the organization of lesson pages. The days are down the left instead of along the top. Much like Eureka, Carson-Dellosa offers other classroom decor and supplies to match the planner to make a more cohesive classroom theme.
Erin Condren teacher planners are popular for a good reason. The spiral-bound planner is a 12-month dated planner. It comes with a colorful cover, and the monthly view pages include major holidays, note sections, and inspirational quotes. It also offers ample lined note-taking spaces to structure the lesson. Teachers can keep track of important meetings, and it is suitable for any grade level.
It is a high-quality planner that is periodically redesigned based on customer feedback and allows customization and personalization. Unlike the Carson-Dellosa, this Erin Condren planner does not come with stickers, but you can easily add them to each page if you want them.
This type is probably our least favorite planner because it lacks so many components compared to the others on our list. However, it is still not a bad choice. The cover is colorful and offers 46 stickers, reminders, and tabs. We enjoy the goal-setting section and the steps to complete those goals in the weekly sections.
This one is a little bit different and is designed for the creative teachers under us. It looks like a coloring book for adults. With a plastic coil binding, the Scholastic Teacher Planners offer eight sections to stay organized. These sections include all about me, student information, birthday, holidays and special dates, weekly planning pages, monthly calendar, and coloring pages.
This planner is in the middle between basic and having all the bells and whistles. When we went through it, we saw sections on student info, about me, and events. But we just think it could be much more than it is.
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