Day planner/Day timer recommendations...

[ValRN]

My son will be in 9th next year and I want to teach him to use a day planner/day timer. My goal is to teach him how to keep track of assignments, plan his class and study times, and generally, to prioritize his day. I'd like one that has each day divided into hours or half-hours. Can anyone recommend one that fits the bill? Or does anyone know of a website that has something I can print out that might help? Thanks in advance.
Val

[Rose in BC]

http://premier.ca/

I don't have any personal experience with this company but it was recommended to me by somebody.

Hope this helps.

BTW I think I've linked the Canadian site but the American site is easily navigated to from the Canadian site.

[elegantlion]

I'm not sure if she would have anything like you need, but try donnayoung.org. (http://donnayoung.org/forms/planners/hischl.htm) She has a plethora of forms that cover many homeschooling and household needs.

[ValRN]

I've tried donnayoung's site, but don't see anything I want to use.
Thanks.
Val

[MicheleinMN]

My favorite are the academic calendars that come out in late July/early August. Both my dd and me use them. We still have weekly planning pages, but the academic calendars help keep all those tests, appts., deadlines in order.

Target, Walmart, and all the office supply stores seem to have them available around August.

HTH

[crosseyedparent]

Planner Pads are great. www.plannerpad.com