Have you ever stared at a stack of planner from years past and thought what a waste of time and energy? I have come to realize that lugging around a planner day after day and squeezing everything into a small square that I can't even read isn’t for me. Let’s not forget about all of the messy crossed out plans that had to be moved around because of that unexpected fire drill. And… The Feeling of writing and rewriting the same thing over and over again year after year because your following the same curriculum. That’s when I said enough is enough! There has to be a better way. That’s when I decided to embrace the digital world of lesson planning. But… I didn’t want to miss out on the cuteness of a traditional planner. So, I designed planner templates that I could use with OneNote. Calendars with digital stickers to on top of everything that is due. Weekly lesson plan templates with digital subject stickers. 12 different templates to help with planning needs. Over 100 stickers to help with make planning fun. 5 Reason to embrace Digital Lesson Planning
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Brent Martin
3/27/2019 08:06:05 pm
Would love to know more on how to set up the planner...I think I'm figuring it out, but would love to have some pointers.
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Diane
5/26/2019 06:45:19 pm
I have been using your printed planner and am not quite sure I can give that up just yet! It looks like I can still print out the planner using the pdf files, is that correct?
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Tami
5/27/2019 07:37:56 am
Yes you can print these planner pages as well but they would print out on large legal size paper.
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Nice Article. Thanks for sharing this post. I hope this blog useful for a lot of members. Keep up the good work
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Romina
5/5/2020 07:00:18 am
Would love to see more tutorials on how to use the OneNote planner - setup, making my own stickers, etc. I started using OneNote last year for digital planning, but your planner is so much cuter than mine!
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Tami
5/5/2020 08:17:36 am
Romina,
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