bloom offers several standout teacher planners that combine smart design with practical features. Each planner has its own style, so you can choose one that matches your personality and classroom needs. Let’s look at what makes each of them a favorite among teachers.

You can get a solid start to your year with the Undated Teacher Planner – Teacher With a Plan. Its clean, modern design is paired with thoughtful layouts that give you a lot of planning space. The cover has a frosted plastic overlay that keeps it looking sharp even after daily use.

Inside, you’ll find 60 weeks of undated, column-style weekly blocks, enough for over a full year. Each month starts with a “Plan for the Month” page to help you set your goals and ends with a “Month in Review” for reflection. The planner also includes handy extras like personal info pages, student information sheets, contact logs, a field trip planning page, and even gradebook spreads.  

Each spread accommodates 26 assignments and up to 34 students, giving you plenty of room to record grades without feeling cramped. If you like having everything in one place and a professional yet approachable design, this planner fits the bill.

Some teachers prefer a classic look, and that’s where the Undated Teacher Planner – Chalkboard comes in. The chalkboard design is visually simple but still stylish, giving you a sense of structure without being distracting. It comes with a protective overlay to keep the cover clean and crisp.  

You’ll still get the same 60 weeks of weekly planning blocks and supplemental pages. The layout makes it easy to track multiple classes or subjects at once, and the weekly columns give you a clear overview at a glance.  

Inside, you’ll find student info pages, contact logs, gradebooks, and extra tools like graph paper and field trip planning sheets. If you prefer a high-contrast, traditional feel while maintaining the same organizational benefits, this planner is a solid choice.

Picking a planner might feel overwhelming with so many options, but thinking about your personal preferences can make it easier. If you respond to visual cues, consider whether you prefer bold, bright colors, classic chalkboard tones, or modern minimalist styles.

• Portability: If you often carry your planner around the school, a slightly lighter option may work better. Look at the weekly layout and ask yourself how much space you need for each class or subject.  

• Writing & Extras: Some teachers only jot short notes, while others need room for detailed lesson plans. Also, consider supplemental pages like gradebooks, student info sheets, and field trip planning templates. These extras may save you time in your day-to-day workflow.

• Personalization: Finally, think about whether you want to swap covers or personalize the planner. If creative touches make planning more enjoyable, the interchangeable cover model might be worth the extra step. Small tweaks like these can make your planning experience more engaging, and right now is a perfect time to grab one.  

During bloom’s Black Friday event, you can get 30% off all teacher planners from November 22 through December 2 using the code THANKFULFORYOU. It’s a smart way to invest in a planner that suits your style while enjoying a special deal.