Elan Publishing Company 4 Period Teacher Lesson Plan; Days Vertically Down The Side (P4-97)

This is a tough plan book. I've had five of these in the past. I just ordered my sixth plan book. I've tossed them in my pack, carried them to many staff meetings, etc. All have stood up well to normal wear and tear. I have four preps, so the four-column format works well. There's lots of space and the paper is thick. It's an excellent plan book.

Love it. Quality planner that looks nice, feels sturdy, and keeps me organized. Would purchase again.

Those is the 3rd year in a row I've bought a copy of this plan book. I teach on a 4-block A/B schedule. I have to do some layout each week so but this is the only lesson planner that works for me on this schedule. I am a support teacher, meaning I go into several classes with my students. My lesson planner goes to every class with me all year long, and it's held up all year every time. The only thing I would change is to have it come in more colors! Very useful, economical, and well-made. I highly recommend this lesson planner.

Good quality with a lot of space, but there's not enough space to write each day's date.

This planner seems perfect for 2019-2020 when I have four classes to teach each day. I have set it up already. I put in the holidays and PDs and report card dates using a different color for each quarter. This is a basic book. I will have to reinforce the cover, I think. Also the inside of the planner, think Week 20 and after, seems a bit stiff when turning the pages. Maybe this will improve with time. I am going back to basics after using the Happy Planner for two years. I will ride this out for a few months until I until begin my Fox planner in January 2020. I like the idea of putting all my ideas in one book but am not ready for blank or bullet journaling. I did not quite accomplish the one planner with the Happy Planner despite adding inserts such as budgeting. Also, it was starting to feel heavy. Not sure if the Fox will hold everything, so I got this basic one as the basics always work.