Student Planners for 2011 (and the end of 2010) are READY!

Here you go teachers, students, and home-schoolers! By popular demand, student planners dated for 2011 and the last three months are now available for downloading and printing. If you're using them for personal use, educational use, or youth/young-adult programs, you don't need a reprint license, but I would appreciate if you dropped me a line just to let me know how my calendar-making hobby is helping the world. (It's just a little ego thing that keeps me motivated :-) ).

Get them at
http://www.kristensguide.com/Printables/student_schedule.asp

If you have any suggestions, find any mistakes, or want to request other versions of planners with the dates/times/etc. filled in, just let me know. Go to http://www.kristensguide.com/Contact_Me/contact_me_printable.asp and send me a message, or email me at feedback@kristensguide.com.

If you're still waiting for the other calendars, schedules, planners, etc., I promise the 2011 versions will be available before 2011 actually gets here. Be sure to let me know which ones you're need. Those with the highest demand will be worked on first.

Thanks everyone!

Come and Get It! 2009-10 Weekly Student Planners / Calendars / Schedules are Ready

For those of you who were waiting for the 2009-2010 weekly planners for students (yes, teachers, homeschoolers, students, and counselors, that means you), they're here!

• One week per page
• August 2009 - August 2010
• Weeks start on Monday
• Daily schedules from 6am to 9pm
• Room to write down assignments for each class or activity every day (one version is blank and one version has math, science, language arts, and social studies filled in with room for more subjects)
  
• Back of each page has room for writing down goals, to-do items, and notes
• Clean design to reduce distractions
  

I know, I know, I'm at least a month behind on getting these things ready, but I'm trying, and today I've got the most requested ones done. Hallelujah!

Get them at
http://www.kristensguide.com/Printables/student_schedule.asp

Which Free School Printables Do You Want? Submit Your Suggestions

It's time for me to put together the school-related printables for 2009-2010.

I've had many requests by teachers, students, and parents for new education related printables. The most popular request so far has been for new student schedules and homework planners, so I'll be working on those first. If you'd like to suggest changes to a current design or suggest a completely new design, please let me know. I hope to have all the new designs done by August.

To give me your suggestion go to
http://www.kristensguide.com/Contact_Me/contact_me_printable.asp

Free 2008-2009 Weekly Planner for Students is Here!

It's finally here. The 2008-9 Weekly Planner for Students, and I'm offering it for FREE.

It's a weekly calendar (for the school year), time schedule, and assignment planner all on one sheet.

Help kids keep track of their project deadlines as well as events, appointments, extracurricular schedules, and study schedules. Four subjects (language arts, math, science, and social studies) are filled in, and there are still four more slots open for other classes and activities. Time (6am to 9pm) is in one-hour increments. Space beneath the date allows room for writing in holidays and special days. Each page also includes the week number and season.

This printable is designed for two-sided printing. (Print odd pages first, flip them over, then print even pages.) The back of each weekly planner page contains sections for writing down goals, to-do lists, and quick notes.

Get this free printable at
http://www.kristensguide.com/Printables/student_schedule.asp

It's Time for School Printables Already

July means that it's time for me to make some printables for the upcoming school year. If you are a student, a parent of a student, or a teacher and have a need for school-related printables, please tell me your ideas, wants, needs, and dreams (as they relate to printables, of course).

Just go to http://kristensguide.forummotions.com/printable-suggestions-for-kristen-s-guide-f3/ and start a new topic (or add to an existing topic).

And FYI, I'm already planning on adding some assignment sheets and calendars for students, and those will be available in the printables section of Kristen's Guide http://www.kristensguide.com/Printables/index.asp in August and September. (Subscribe to Kristen's Guide Updates to find out when they become available.)

Free Dolch Sight Words Charts and Flash Cards for Anyone Learning to Read and Write

If you or your children are learning how to read and write, you'll definitely want to check out the Dolch sight words charts and flash cards.

The Dolch lists contain English phonetic words (like the word so) and irregular words (like the word to) that new readers and writers need to know for basic reading skills. The lists are for preschool through third grade reading levels and are used by most schools in the United States.

Get them at:
http://www.kristensguide.com/Printables/education.asp