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50 recommendations and reviews from 44 people
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September 10, 2017
Brandlyn O. asked:Does anyone here use a web-based lesson planner?Shannon O. replied:I use planbookedu.com There is also planbook.com as well.Megan D. replied:PlanbookJessica R. replied:I love planbookHeather A. replied:PlanbookRachel K. replied:Planbook
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August 4, 2017
Tammy C. asked:Does anyone have a teacher lesson planner that is geared more for libraries? I need to include sub plans in mine as well. I need a print version but would also like to be able to access it online if needed. Should I have the sub plans in a separate notebook? Any ideas?Diane M. replied:I use planbook.com. Easy to print out and you make the times fit your need. For emergency sub plans I have a file box labeled emergency plans with activities that would work with any class. I also have a sub folder with the stuff like detailed directions to checkout. computers, etc. school map, etc.\
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October 24, 2016
Megan D. asked:Does anyone have a lesson plan format-Google document that they use for lesson planing that has their state standards so you just click them and they are added? I have a planning day this week and have been racking my brain this weekend trying to think of way to do this- thought I would ask here. We are moving to Learning Focus lesson planning if that makes a difference. Thanks in advance for advice or suggestions.Mary M. replied:planbook.com I think it is $12 a year. Can attach standards to plan. Also can save plans from year to year.Jessica A. replied:I was also goingto also say planbook...school required is to use it but i love it
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January 30, 2016
Tammy C. asked:I am looking for a Library Planning book that is digital. I am a K-12 Library Media Specialist for Exceptional Education. I don't give out grades this year but that may change in the future. I was thinking of a basic planning calendar but we have a high absenteeism rate and I might want to keep track of attendance. I plan on using Google Drive to write my library curriculum on. I had a great session at NYSCATE this year on how to do that. Any suggestions?Amy P. replied:I use planbook.com and I really like it. It allows you to set it up in any way that fits your schedule, color code classes, many of the standards are in their database so it is easy to add those directly to the lesson plans, and you can transfer last years plans to the next year and make changes as needed. My school district uses an online program to track attendance and for grades that all of us are required to use. I don't think planbook has a place to keep track of attendance or grades. It does cost $12 a year for planbook but I think it is worth it.Krystina K. replied:I use planbookeducation too. I like that I can bring in the standards and upload docs to it.
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December 6, 2015
Di C. asked:Returning to teaching after a long break. I am after recommendations for the best planning documents and DWPs that are out at the moment. Thanks :)Sharon C. replied:Best DWP is planbook.com online (y)Fiona M. replied:Those that use it. Does planbook have aust curriculum links?
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October 30, 2015
Sarah S. asked:Looking for a lesson planning program or app. I have been using Planbook by Hellmansoft, but it's got some issues starting in November! Thanks.Andrea F. replied:www.planbook.com
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September 28, 2015
Kris B. asked:What's the best teaching planner to use...?Sharon C. replied:Online ... Planbook.comJessica K. replied:Planbook! All online, printable, able to be shared with ea/ admin And curriculum standards links includedMeredith M. replied:Love planbook, took my kids to the park yesterday afternoon and I sat and planned on my phone, googled, copied links in to planbook, selected the outcomes from the curriculum I was covering, my first week back is ready to go. Blooms taxonomy is also embedded into the possible outcomes you can select.Lisa S. replied:Planbook for sure. I bring it up on my computer at the start of the day and then all the links, PowerPoints, documents etc for my lessons are all ready to go. It can be printed as a pdf for relief teachers also.Niomi J. replied:Planbook
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August 19, 2015
Jessica G. asked:Can anyone recommend a planner for teacher use? There are just so many out there, but I'd like to purchase one that I know I will actually stay organized with! TIA!Tracie F. replied:If you like digital I recommend planbook.Com only $12/yr and accessible anywhere - even has student access so kids could In Theory see what they miss if they are away.Lindsay J. replied:Planbook.com helped me a lot. I wasn't great at being organized in a binder style planner. This fits my lifestyle and what I'm used to. It's a small yearly fee, but you can also print your days out for subs and There's also an app so if you wanted, you could do your day plans while you're riding in a vehicle or sitting in a doc office! I also keep a binder on my desk for the other physical things like allergies, class lists, marks, etc.Gina S. replied:Planbook!!Danielle R. replied:I will be using planbook again this year and I got my personal planner from chapters!! Just so I can keep my school life and personal life organized!!!:)
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August 15, 2015
David R. asked:Does anyone have/use a lesson plan template that they love and would like to share?Judi M. replied:Planbook.com. Perfectly wonderfulEric Y. replied:Judi Wirenius Morris....i am going to try and integrate into Planbook.Com next.... I have had issues with planbook all week.Jeffrey J. replied:I second Planbook.com Über easy to use and manipulate to fit your personal needs/schedule/whatever.Karen S. replied:Ditto Planbook. That's what I'm switching to. I can share it with my student teacher and my administrators, plus any of my colleagues.Carol R. replied:Who pays for planbook? You or your admin?Laura B. replied:If you use Planbook, look into signing up under your school and get other teachers to do the same. From what I recall, you either get a reduced rate or more months for the going rate. The discount depends on how many of your teachers use it.Kit P. replied:I'm creating a new template today, but I'm also looking into planbook.Eric Y. replied:I took my template and loaded it into planbook.... Worked great
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July 7, 2015
Allison F. asked:Looking to order a teacher planner... Anyone have suggestions?Danielle R. replied:I use planbook.comAndrew S. replied:I still use a paper day book but I have also shifted to using an online day book. Check out Planbook.Heidi S. replied:I love Planbook! So easy to use. You can tailor it to your own bell times, add special events, color code classes, print to PDF, extend or bump lessons. It really is great. Our school gave us an option of a paper day book or Planbook this year.
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June 10, 2015
Jeffrey T. asked:Does anyone know of a good "Daily Plan Book" that works well for music teachers?Melanie W. replied:I use planbook.com (different from the ones above) and love it. Been using for four years already with multiple schedules and it's been great.Teresa D. replied:I love that planbook.com has the state standards..... just pull them down and click to add to your lesson.Emilia K. replied:Another vote for planbook.com!Leah H. replied:Does Planbook have access to the new national core arts standards?
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March 12, 2015
Gemma L. asked:Can anyone advise as to where I can purchase a good Daily Work Pad for use with Secondary Students? And also the names of some good ones?Karen H. replied:Www.planbook.com $12 a year, great if you're sick- can just email lesson plans, links to curriculum. Love it!
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February 16, 2015
Marie A. asked:Does any know an app for planning/checklist/data collection/assessing? I know a teacher who had one that did everything, think it cost $30 or close but I can't remember what it is or get in contact with herRenae H. replied:I am using planbook.com for my daily workpad. Love it. I can aces it from ipad computers at school and home my assistant can get to t from her computer so doesn't have to hunt through all the crap on me desk to find out what is going on. 😜Meredith M. replied:I'm loving planbook too... But then the boss bought those great Ixl (?) DWP and we have to use them and leave them at work :(. I only work two days a week, so there's a lot of wasted space... Think I'm going to print my planbook pages and stick them in.
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September 5, 2013
Jenn B. asked:can anyone recommend any great apps for teachers?
Ann A. replied:Planbook.com using it this year so far I love it!
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Referral from
August 30, 2013
Danielle W. asked:Teacher friends - can anyone recommend a good app for lesson planning? I just started looking and am feeling overwhelmed!
Danielle W. replied:Kelli, I'm looking at planbook.com - $12 to subscribe for the year but you can do a 1 month free trial - app is free. Might try it out!
Jenn A. replied:Okay, I am trying out planbook.com. So far I like it, but now too sure about sending my plans this way to Val. As far as I can figure out, you send a link to the person. Don't know if she's going to want to have to do that............
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July 9, 2013
Teaching R. asked:Claire Haberfield has a quick question: "Can anyone recommend any good lesson planning apps for my iPad? Thanks!"
Alexis O. replied:I haven't used these, but check these out http://www.planbookedu.com/ and https://planbook.com/ (keep in mind "While planbook.com can be used on iPad and Android-based tablets currently, via the internet browser on each device, there are limitations in terms of text formatting for Lessons and Events. We are working hard to remove these limitations, and are exploring options to take better advantage of the native features available on tablet devices.")
Claire H. replied:Thanks very much! It looks like most people either use planbook edu or planbook. I am in Australia do either of these use the Australian Curriculum? Does anyone know?
Karyna P. replied:Planbook is great I think it was $10 but well worth it!
Katie M. replied:Planbook
Amanda D. replied:I use planbook.com. It's web based, but works well on the iPad. It's also cool because it allows you to customize it, drop in standards, share it, print to PDF, etc. This will be my 3 rd year using it and I can import previous years lessons so that I don't have to rewrite them.
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November 10, 2015
Em F. asked:Help! FREE - Perth, Australia Hi everyone, I am running an in school pd on online resources and websites for teachers. I would love some recommendations and any sites you can't live without !!! Please - Thanks in advance !!Sharon C. replied:planbook.com
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March 12, 2014
Amy W. asked:I need to find a better lesson plan template. I need to rework how I write lesson plans. Any good templates you know of and use?Eric Y. replied:I use planbook.com
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August 10, 2016
tpakazEDU asked:Having some trouble downloading the lesson plans; any suggestions @planbookcompic.twitter.com/ufuc5hOMN3Planbook.com replied:Hi Tammy, please email our team at support@planbook.com and we can troubleshoot. Thank you!
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