Planner Features

How to Plan
Semester Reading Goals
2 Page Monthly Calendar Page
Monthly Notes Pages
2 Page Spacious Weekly Layout
Creating a Rhythm
Daily Routine Tracker
Time Management Tips

Educational Reference

Parts of Speech, Punctuation, & Prepositions
Capitalization Rules & Commonly Misspelled Words
Conversion Tables & Equivalent Measurements
Multiplication Table, Roman Numerals, & Symbols
States, Capitals, & U.S. Presidents
Branches of Government & U.S. Wars
World Continents and Countries
Solar Systems
Space Missions & Astronauts

Bonus Features

Step by Step Instructions

The planner opens with a comprehensive article outlining how to best utilize each section of the planner.

Weekly Layout

In an effort to keep students on task, the weekly layout includes designated areas for daily assignments, practice, and chores. This should aid students in remembering to plan for each area of life.

Routine

After establishing daily routines with your student, they can utilize the Weekly Routine Tracker to check off completion. Add Morning and Evening Routine Charts from Peel & Plan to make it even easier to track routines!

Accessories

This year I have added even more fun to the line of planner accessories! From snap-on covers, folders, and bookmarks to elastic bands and more, you can find a wide variety of options to enhance your planner. All accessories are sold separately.

More Information
Price	$16.95
ISBN	student-girl-2023-2024
Grade	Elementary, Middle School
Condition	New
Publisher	Well Planned Gal
Academic Year	July 2023 - June 2024
Page Count	176
Format	Spiral Bound
Dimensions	6(w) x 9(h) inches

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

You probably still have some questions about the Student planners.

I understand! You want to make sure that this is the system for you!

Let me share with you just a few of the questions our customers frequently ask.

What age is this planner recommended for?

This planner is designed for students in 5th-8th grade, but it can be used as early as 3rd grade. Strong reading and writing skills are good indicators that your student is ready to learn how to use their own planner. Some parents even merge copywork and planner training by having their students copy assignments from the main planner into their planner.

How do I encourage time management skills in children too young for this planner?

Check out the routine, chore, and schedule charts from Peel & Plan! These colorful sticker charts can stick and re-stick to any surface and allow you to easily help young children develop morning and evening routine habits, keep up with chores, and stay on track with the family schedule.

How do my students use the routine boxes?

Does your student have sets of tasks that are the same each morning and evening? For instance, what does his or her morning or bedtime routine look like? Each day, after completing their morning and evening routine, your student can check the boxes for that day. Find more detailed information in the "How to Use Your Planner" article in the planner.

Does this planner replace a need for Well Planned Day?

Although middle schoolers can learn to keep up with a great deal on their own, they're probably not quite ready to be independently responsible for school assignments yet. Well Planned Day, My Well Planned Day online planner and lesson plans, or a curriculum with established lesson plans are still a good idea.