Rocketbook Planner for Educators

Comments: 6

• 19 Jun, '21
  Marie Wood Merged

  I would love to have a teacher planner without pre printed dates. I would need: (1) personal info page with yearly mission statement, (1) “Info for the Sub” page, (2) student information pages, (2) contact logs, (1) website logins page, (1) field trip planning page, (2) graph paper pages, (8) gradebook spreads (26 rows for assignments & 34 slots for students per spread), (2) “Important Dates" & birthday tracking pages. Sturdy colored tabs that I could label. Inside pockets, 1 for each month. A grade book section would be nice as well.

• 21 Jun, '21
  Steven Chen Admin

  "Teacher Planner" (suggested by Marie Wood on 2021-06-19), including upvotes (1) and comments (0), was merged into this suggestion.

• 12 Nov, '21
  Marie Underwood

  I would love the suggestions that Marie Wood made. In addition to the weekly planner spots I would also love it to have the whole month page like my current Panda planner has, to see the month's important dates at a glance. I would purchase a teacher planner in a heart beat. I know several colleagues who liked the concept of my Panda planner, but wanted more teacher focused pages.

• 04 Jan, '22
  Keri Kuehl

  A Teacher Planner is a game changer. Most of us teachers drop $30-$60 on a planner that gets thrown out every year. To be able to scan and have it digitally record what was done for the year is a tree saver!

• 02 May, '22
  Brianne Arnold

  As a student support teacher I would like to have a blank/customizable weekly class planner page. So instead of the classes labeled, I’d like them to be blank. If we could have 8 of them, that would be awesome as well. I teach, 11 classes in a day, so standard teacher planners NEVER work for me. I buy a new one every year and would love to be able to have one that I can scan and reuse each year. Here are some other suggestions of what I would like to have in a teacher planner:
  Something that includes: a roster page, monthly planner, year at a glance, and then weekly lesson plans (preferably with 8+ spots). Other honorable mentions would be grid paper for seating charts, lined paper for notes, goal/objective sheets, to-do lists, sub information pages, and home contact sheets.

• 14 Jun, '22
  alice

  Exactly the same but with no year so that we could use it all life long