I made student planners for my students

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Yes, that's pretty much it.

Hello everyone!!

It's been ages since I last did a post about me or my stuff. So today I bring you the project I was working on for the past week or so...

But first!

a little story...

As many of you may know by now, I'm a high school teacher. I work at a really cool place. It's a school dedicated to gardening and agriculture and many many things I still don't know.

But I teach Spanish and Literature so don't ask me about plants or soil because I don't have a clue.

Anyways, there I was one day at the teachers lounge with my bujo when a co-worker approached me and said "Wow, that's really cool what you do on that notebook of yours" and so it happened I started making planners for teachers based on my bujo.

One year later

and the new 1st year orientation course is about to start in February. And the same co-worker tells the principal it would be a great help for the kids to learn how to use a planner...

So, here I am with my bujo ideas and what it turned out to be my summer project: 70 student planners by the end of February

Yeay! Isn't that exciting???

So here is the final product!

Index

Calendar & Teacher's

Time table & Future Log

Absence tracker & 1st Trimester exams

Month at a glance and weekly (obviously, this repeats a lot)

Grades tracker & 2nd Trimester exams

How to take notes. Cornell method

Collections & Notes

If you find any of these spreads useful feel free to use them on your own journal ^^

Or if you have an idea I could add to it, please let me know.

I'd love to see what you think.

Until next time...

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Comments (18)

Mad lion

oh my god thats so many how did you not go insane :joy: they look super practicak though!! your students are lucky to have such a nice teacher oml

3 Reply 01/19/19

Catcalderon

That is such a great idea. When my daughter was younger they used to give out planners in school. She had to write her assignments on them for each class then bring it home for the parents to sign and mark off what was completed. If they brought it back signed they get extra points in class. I thought it was a great way for kids to get in the habit of using a planner and for the parents to know what their child was doing.

4 Reply 01/19/19

Randomly Glitching Aizu Author

That's so cool. I never thought of making the parents participate as well. I'll bring this to my co-workers. Thank you ^^

2 Reply 01/19/19

jlphilips

Holy cow! The world needs more dedicated teachers like you for sure! Fantastic job ^___^

4 Reply 01/19/19

Randomly Glitching Aizu Author

Awn!! You're too kind! Thank you ^^

3 Reply 01/19/19

Marike

Wow, what an effort you made! Great work!