**UPDATED: I now have a 2017-2018 version of the Ultimate Teacher Planner here and a 2018-2019 version here!***
I have a soft spot in my heart for teachers. As many of you know, I was a teacher up until Emma Ramey was born, and I can say with first-hand experience that you will never know how difficult, all-encompassing, and rewarding teaching is until you experience it yourself. Really, the only way to explain it to someone is to relate it to being a parent; you give up so much of yourself to be the best at it you can be. Before you know it, you’ve made a little bit of an impression on our future generation, and one day, you realize you’re a better person for being part of it.
So, I thought I’d share something for the teachers today. This is a project I’ve been working on for the past couple of weeks that I think y’all will love! And, non-teachers out there, you can definitely still use a few of the pages included in this set, so stay with me for a few more minutes.
Staying organized is so essential in teaching. Trying to keep up with 20+ kids at once is quite a task, and I’m hoping that this planner helps a few of you do just that! So below, you’ll find all of the pages you need to organize your teaching day. I tried to include all of the printables I often Googled when I was a teacher. If you see something that isn’t in this set, comment on the post and I’ll try to either include it in this set or put it in an upcoming post!
These printables are formatted to print on standard 8.5×11″ paper. Here are a few extra supplies I love for organization notebooks…
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- HP Envy 4520 Printer: This is the color printer I use for my printables. It’s inexpensive and does the job well! It’s also wireless (both printing and scanning).
- Three-ring binders: I used one similar to this one for pictures on this post!
- Clear page protectors: These are great for holding reusable pages (just use wet-erase markers on a clear page protector and erase as needed). You could also laminate pages you know will get a lot of use and use the same marker method.
- Tabbed dividers: I love the glitter dividers I found for this project…you can find similar ones here!
- Three-hole punch: I’ve had this same one since I was a student teacher, and it’s still kicking!
- Good note-taking pens: These are my favorite! They don’t bleed through and they dry quickly.
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Sarah says
June 7, 2017 at 2:07 amThank you for sharing this wonderful planner..Just what I needed..
Sallye says
June 15, 2017 at 7:50 pmThis is just what I was looking for! Thanks
Leslie says
June 16, 2017 at 2:33 pmYou are very welcome!
Natasha says
March 23, 2018 at 2:39 pmCan you please send these files to my direct email for some reason when I subscribe I do not get a password or any kind of link from you to get the free printables? Please help. My email is Natashajuneoyer@gmail.com looking forward to your response 😀
Mrs.Natasha
Natasha says
March 23, 2018 at 2:48 pmI did subscribe but I haven’t been emailed a password?
Linda King says
June 8, 2018 at 9:04 pmThank you for sharing this planner for free. I struggle with getting organized having been out of the classroom for 15 years. I taught 6th-8th grade English and science for 16 years. Now I am about to teach 1st grade math for the very first time. I appreciate any guidance I can get. Once again, Thank you for sharing.
Linda from Mississippi
Leslie says
June 10, 2018 at 10:20 pmSmall world…I live in Mississippi too! 🙂 If you’re in Covington County, we’re pretty close…I’m a Petal girl.