Celebrate Learning Teacher Planner

The only planner I use as a homeschool mom. The layout is simple and perfect for our needs. It is inexpensive, but the quality is great! It’s the size of a standard notebook. The paper is thick enough that the pens and markers I use do not bleed through.

I purchased this planner as a first time homeschooling mom. I was having a hard time finding a planner that fit all of my needs. While there are some pages that I don’t need as far as student grade book section and parent contact info pages the rest of the planner is perfect. There is plenty of space for me to add all of our state mandatory classes as well as any extracurriculars we may add during the year. It includes cute stickers and directions on each sheet to help keep you extra organized. This planner is colorful, durable and extremely easy to use. It is a great product for the price.

Cover looks exactly as pictured, and the inside is chock full of pretty pages to use for anything and everything! Of course there are regular calendar pages, but there are also blank ones, class lists, assignment trackers, note pages...so many cool things to love! I'm not a classroom teacher- I'm a mom who home schools one child and works out of the home with children in a behavioral assessment center-but it would only be MORE useful in a classroom setting. If you like colorful, fun planners with lots of useful features and personalization options, you NEED this planner! (not in any way affiliated with this company or given anything or anything else- I just SOUND like a commercial LOL).

Needs more checklist/gradebook pages

I have always wanted a teacher planner but they are usually so expensive! I was a little skeptical when I found this one because of the price but I LOVE it! Pros: Cute design. Plenty of room for lesson planning. 10 pages of checklists (perfect for observations in kinder)! Stickers in the back can be used to make tabs. Plus extra stickers for marking important days. Cons: There are only 2 pages of contact logs. There are only 2 pages for note taking. The cover is not laminated so I'm not sure how well it will hold up (it is the same material as a regular spiral notebook).

Absolutely love this book. I use it everyday to jot down what I do for the day, or plan for the week. I have all the information I need in one place. This is a must have for a Teacher. It can work for any year as the dates have to be filled in in the calender. The bright colours and inspirational messages helps keep you going even on those not so great days. BUY IT NOW...YOU WON'T REGRET IT.

This is my second year homeschooling and second year buying this book. I love it so much. I did try a few different options but this book wins every time: The pages are thick enough that your days don’t bleed through and it has the perfect amount of weeks for school.

I wanted to like this. The design is cute and the quality is on par with other books I have purchased. Unfortunately, this version seems quite cumbersome for actual daily use compared to my other ones. I am headed into my fifth year homeschooling, so by now I've figured out what works and doesn't work--at least for me. The biggest issue I have thus far is that this book is laid out with the days of the week as rows and subjects as columns. I didn't think this would be an issue--but what it now means is that every day I have to flip the book over or leave it flat on my desk in order to see the day's assignments. It's already annoying to try to plan out a week's worth of school, out of 36 weeks, and I've only worked on Week 1 for this fall. Additionally, the boxes are quite small, especially for two students doing different curriculum. I think part of why they are so small is *because* of the orientation. Having a limit of five columns for days of the week leaves a lot more horizontal space to write assignments for each subject. Between my two students, there are six subjects, not including an elective or art. The stickers are cute, though I'm not sure how much I would use them considering how limited my space is after writing in assignments. The price I paid for this was acceptable (around $14 I think); but for about the same amount of money, I should have just chosen what I knew worked for me, even if the design was a little more boring. I'll take function over aesthetics any day.