At the beginning of June, I moved from Utah to North Carolina. I will be teaching 5th grade in a year round school and have Meet the Teacher night on June 28th! I got a jump on updates for my teacher planners early this year (thank goodness) and finished them in mid-April. Due to school starting soon, I printed my planner last week.
Teacher Planners
I have been using the Staples Arc binding system for 4 years now and absolutely love it. I use this system rather than having my files bound because I can add/remove pages and reuse this notebook base every year.
The cover is from Staples. It’s called M by Staples Arc and is purple leather. To use the Arc disc system, you need the hole punch, and it’s cheaper on Amazon than at Staples.
I print on 32 lb. paper with my HP Inkjet Printer. The paper holds and prints better since it’s a bit thicker. I don’t have to worry about bleed-through with this paper with printer ink or pens. When writing on 32 lb. paper with a pencil, it erases a lot better, too.
My teacher planners are editable and come in 5 different designs. Each year you can redownload the updates for free! Check them out in my store!
Planner Bookmarks
Last week I created FREE planner bookmarks with cute Melonheadz clip art and inspirational quotes.
You can download the FREE planner bookmarks here.
Editable Teacher Planner Binder Bundle
This Teacher Planner Bundle has everything you need to organize the school year – weekly planning pages, helpful forms, monthly calendars, curriculum map templates, digital stickers, and much more. You can easily customize and create a planner that fits your needs with everything included. Print or digital planning? The choice is yours!
How do you prefer to plan – on paper or digitally?
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Links last updated 1/5/2020
