Elan Publishing Company Dated Teacher Lesson Plan 6 Period: Days Vertically Down The Side Dated for 2024-2025 Academic Year (Black)

I like the fact that the pages are dated.

This is my favorite teacher planner because it is simple but has the dates printed. Boring but perfect!

Teacher here. While I'm from a generation of putting everything into a computer, I do my best planning when I can pencil things down on good ol' fashioned paper. I have used Elan Lesson planning books for almost all of my 15 years of teaching high school and I can't see myself using anything different. It's super thin - making it easy to tote around - and has just the right amount of space for laying out all the important details. It's durable - it can handle being shoved in and out of your backpack and shuffled around with all of those papers you don't want to grade.There are a few different layouts of these planning books. Take a look at the amazon photos to see if you like the layout with the dates down the side vertically - or if you prefer horizontally (they have both!). I don't care either way, but my teacher bestie is very particular about this. :-)

I bought this Teacher Lesson Planner to help my wife organize her classes and assignments. The wire binding makes it easy to flip through the pages.The planner has 6 periods per day, with days vertically down the side and class periods across the top. This format works well for me, as I can see all my classes at a glance. The planner is from August 2023 to June 2024, which covers the whole academic year. The pages are spacious enough to write down lesson plans and notes.The only thing I wish this planner had is a hardcover option, as I can see it being used a lot and it might get worn out by the end of the year.Overall, I'm very happy with this planner and I would recommend it to any teacher who needs a simple and effective way to plan their lessons. It's affordable, practical, and easy to use.

My husband isn't a teacher, but loves using a teacher planner for his work notebook. He likes the extra space this version has, plenty of room to write. He isn't concerned with the number of periods, that type of thing so I don't have general classroom planning feedback. The only downfall, the cover wasn't as thick as he likes. He uses the planners for more than a year many times, and the cover just isn't as sturdy as ones he has purchased in the past.

This is simple and effective, just what I needed to plan my homeschool year. Instead of using the subjects as subjects, I am using that for each kid and it has been working for me. There are some pages that don't apply to me and would be beneficial to a classroom teacher but so far, this has been nice for me to set up and plan with.

Though school districts often require plans to be digital, there's something special to having an organizer that can sit on the teacher's desk, readily available. We all know internet goes out and computers can fail, leaving momentary panic if there's not a back-up plan. This handy binder has everything one could need for subs. There's calendars, daily schedule and places for notes. One of my favorite features is the large white space available to record lesson topics. This allows for ease of reading and organizing. I received a free sample, and this is my own opinion.

This is a teacher planner at a good price. It’s exactly as described the ad for this really lays out each and every aspect of this planner. It is a dated planner, so keep that in mind.The outer cover is bendable unless firm, then some other products, but doesn’t affect use it all. This is a good product, at a good price.