Elan Publishing Company 6 Period Teacher Lesson Plan; Days Vertically Down The Side (W202)

If you're looking for a sturdy, no-frills, plan book, this one should fit the bill. I prefer a simple, open format, and I don't teach elementary aged students, so there's no need to lose valuable space to "cute" designs. There is a short section for seating charts, overview planning and a "school event" calendar. If you work an August-May school year, the calendar may be of reduced benefit as it covers the traditional September-June time-frame. There is a decent amount of space for planning notes for each class, and there are enough two-page spreads to accommodate a 36-40 week school year. The paper is of good quality and erases cleanly, a necessity if you frequently revise your plans.

This planner provides lots of space for lesson planning and allows for lots of flexibility. The spiral bound planner has a section for student lists, schedules, seating plans and important procedures and lays out flat. You can choose the vertical or horizontal orientation for the days of the week. I've been using these planners for many years and have never found one better! Try it- you won't be sorry!

It's what I order every summer for the next school year. Great for lesson planning and sequencing instruction!

I am a homeschool mom. The lesson plan and record book that I have used for over 10 years is out of print. So I was needing to get something similar. It needed to have... ● days down the side, subjects/periods across the top ● enough lesson plan pages for 40 weeks, preferably with "ruled" boxes ● enough record keeping pages for 40 weeks of both grades AND attendance. I know it may seem ridiulous to keep attendance in a homeschool, but it's required in my state. This book ticks the first 2 boxes, but literally only has ONE page for record-keeping. The description said it had space for record-keeping. And it does....but not enough. It's not a total loss. I can use it for lesson plans for the co-op students...their own parents will keep their attendance records. But it's not what I needed for MY kids. If you don't need lots of room for records, then this book will be perfectly adequate. The price is affordable. And the quality is fine.

I use this plan book to help with recording my small group lessons. There is enough space to record for 6 different groups. I really appreciate the layout with the day spread across the page vertically. It's easier to follow that way. There is a space at the top of each column to include the subject/period/class. The boxes are large enough to fit my plan for the day. The final page has a seating plan chart for at least 4 or more groups. The beginning pages has classroom procedures/holidays/emergency procedures , room for a daily schedule and another seating chart. I really appreciate the page that has a schedule for school events from Sept. to June. Get you one of these, you won't regret it.

I have library classes where I write lessons to promote positive reading habits. This book keeps my hectic schedule and lesson’s organized so I simply do not lose my mind! I work in an elementary school and the classes are in a rotation with art, music, PE, and library.

This is a great planner. Simple layout, great deal of space. I found this planner easy to use for both of my preps. Good paper weight too. Highlighters and markers did not bleed through.

I love these. They really help me teach. I've used them for many years now. I totally recommend.