I’m the problem, it’s me.

In my haste to get the Pads of Sticky Notes made to ease the pain of Teachers making a temp switch to the Standard Planners, I plowed ahead without requesting samples because - what could possibly go wrong?

Well I just received them, and I don’t love them.

They don’t line up nicely with the opposite page and they have a thicker band of adhesive along the top than I expected - I don’t love them so I am reducing the price from $11 to $5

They serve their intended purpose, just not elegantly.

In the end, you may prefer printing your own at home from the free PDF's (those line up nicely - and with the use of a glue stick, they work quite well).

Sorry for the flop (on top of prior trips + stumbles)  - I am here as ever for questions.

Add-On product for adapting 2025 Standard Planners for Teacher use through the end of the year

TEACHER PLANNERS (AT LEAST TEMPORARILY) DISCONTINUED
details below

25 Sheet Pad of Sticky Notes (Post-It Note style)
8.5 × 11 (adhesive along top of page)
Custom printed with 3-Column Teacher Planner design

Placing a Sticky Note over the Weekly Notes (right hand) page each week,
maintains 6-column weekly functionality for Teachers -
while a blank Notes page remains fully accessible beneath the Sticky Note.

Why are Teacher Planners “at least temporarily” discontinued?
We did not reach the reservations required to put the next round of Teacher Planners into production.

There is a proposal in the works to creatively resurrect/save Teacher Planners for 2026 -
In the interim - to span the time between the end of the current Teacher Planners (end of June) and the end of this year (end of December) Teachers on the Teacher Planner Waitlist can use an 80% discount code to purchase a 2025 Standard Planner.

FREE downloadable PDF version of the Sticky Notes
*requires use of desktop printer + glue stick = DIY sticky notes