Any Well Planned Day users?

[tranquilmama]

It's from Home Educating Family Magazine.

 

I like the style. It's much prettier than my plain notebook.

 

Just wondering if anyone here has used it.

[MamaofTwo]

I LOVE the look of this planner, but haven't purchased it. I'm curious about what others think too.

 

:bigear:

[tranquilmama]

LOL, I'm glad I'm not the only one. For now, I can't justify the $25.

[Guest Cindie2dds]

I posted a review of it on my blog. It's beautiful, just not exactly what I needed.

 

http://www.our-homeschool-curriculum.com/2010/07/my-quest-for-the-perfect-homeschool-planner/

Edited August 4, 2010 by Cindie2dds

[Kidlit]

I have one, thanks to my sweet dh. So far, I like it. There are a few things I'd like to change about it, though. For one, instead of having pre-labeled subjects, I'd like to put in my own so that I can put them in the order I prefer. For example, I'd put Bible, then reading, and then math. As it is, reading isn't even on the list (just language, but I need both categories), and so it ends up at the end. Another thing is the fact that the space in which to write is pretty small. I can't imagine using it for more than two children.

 

Overall, though, I do like it.

[KIN]

I'm using it with 3 children. I like it! I don't use it as a planner, just as a way to record what we did each day in each subject. There isn't a lot of space to write, but I've tried to make my own, and this works better than anything else I've ever used!

[coffeegal]

I'm using the pdf version with 4 children and love it. I printed the first semester myself, booklet style, and stuck it in a 1/2 size binder. All my to-do notes fit on the page, notes of what I need to do this week, menu planning, and what's going on in our homeschool are all there. I added a few pages from Donna Young that I needed, got the 1/2 size Motivated Moms to stick in the binder, and have been using the Well-Planned Day since the last few weeks of June. (I printed the sample to see if it would work for me.) It was $20 well spent. :001_smile:

[tranquilmama]

I'm using the pdf version with 4 children and love it. I printed the first semester myself, booklet style, and stuck it in a 1/2 size binder. All my to-do notes fit on the page, notes of what I need to do this week, menu planning, and what's going on in our homeschool are all there. I added a few pages from Donna Young that I needed, got the 1/2 size Motivated Moms to stick in the binder, and have been using the Well-Planned Day since the last few weeks of June. (I printed the sample to see if it would work for me.) It was $20 well spent. :001_smile:

 

This is a fantastic idea! Thanks so much for posting. I hadn't even realized there was a pdf version. I think I'd prefer doing it your way! Yay. Now I'm going to delay buying my dancing shoes (dh and I salsa) and get on this.

[Excelsior! Academy]

I'll have to look into the pdf version! I have 8 dc and it's hard to adapt past 4.