Student Planner 2010-2011 School Year Planner High School / Middle School Content- 5.5×8″
July 25th, 2010
2 Comments
- 5.5″ x 8″ format, horizontal layout
- 144 pages, full color
- Calendar year July 13, 2009- July 11, 2010
- 12 Monthly Overview Calendars
- 29 Resource pages
Product Description
The original Student Planner. Nothing is better, and nobody beats our price! The Student Planner is designed specifically for students, by students. The Student Planner features full color pages, high quality construction, engaging content, study resources pages, college planning, and more. 144 4/C (Full Color) Pages Key Features: July to July Monthly and Daily Layouts. 29 reference pages: Mathematical Formulas, Science and English, Test Taking Skills, Goal Setting,… More >>
Student Planner 2010-2011 School Year Planner High School / Middle School Content- 5.5×8″
2 Comments to “Student Planner 2010-2011 School Year Planner High School / Middle School Content- 5.5×8″”
I purchased this for my daughter mid-year as she found she needed extra help keeping track of her assignments, so it was greatly discounted. We really like the style and additional information contained in the planner. It has several pages of ‘review’ for various subjects and tips for completing large assignments as well as the motivational quotes you often see in planners like this. I don’t know what the full price will be, but we will most likely purchase this item again for next year.
Rating: 5 / 5
I bought this planner for my daughter who is in middle school.
I’ve been trying for awhile to get my son to organize himself better (he’s in high school), so I figured I should start her off early with this smaller planner and hope for better results.
I also bought the larger one from this same company and I’m pleased with both content and quality wise. She’s taking right too it. Either out of her innate curiosity or a desire to please, I’m just happy I don’t have to encourage her to use it. She’s already written down her late summer sports schedule and scheduled in school supply shopping days for me (complete with shopping lists).
Well, you can’t discourage what you’re trying to encourage, can you?
Rating: 5 / 5