
In years past I've organized my lesson in plans a couple of ways:
- I've used the generic Squibb's lesson plan book provided for free by my school
(This was nice, but the planning pages didn't really suit my needs as a music teacher.) - I've designed a planner and had it professionally laminated and bound
(This was awesome but expensive.)
So now, I'm customizing my own plan book but doing it in a more cost effective way: a binder! The total cost to buy the binder/supplies and print the pages was $33.70. Still not as cheap as I wanted - my home inkjet printer couldn't quite handle the workload of printing 100+ pages double sided- but it's a nice custom option that works well for me.
Check out this video to see how I did it:

I really love the colors you chose! So pretty and calming :) And I agree, slimmer planners are definitely more likely to get used. I'm big on trying to keep the size smaller for portability! Thanks for linking up with the planner tag!
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Thanks for linking up Rachel! Also, I love your washi tape dispenser!! I'm officially adding that to my list of planner wants :)
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