You’re going to love all the extra space to write in the details of your life in this universal 8.5 x 11 size!
Step 2. Pick Your Weekly Planner
(Did you miss Step 1: Pick your Planner Size? You’ll find that step/choice here.)
This is where I find some of the strongest opinions. Different structures work better for different people. Do you usually think of your life in one-hour increments? Do you prefer to organize by topic or by person?
Pick one of these weekly planners and add it to your cart:
- Hourly Weekly Planner: This is a traditional calendar that gives one line per hour.
- Sectional Weekly Planner: This calendar is designed for those of us who wear multiple hats and need a separate block for each topic. For example, you might have one block for work, one for school, and one for home. Or perhaps you’re keeping track of multiple people’s lives and you need a block for Suzie, a block for Timmy, a block for your hubby, and a block for yourself.
Remember, it’s all editable, so you can change the hours or topics very easily!
Hourly 
Sectional
We also have some great weekly planners specifically designed for homeschoolers:
- Weekly Homeschool Mom planner: This weekly perpetual planner is a two page, weekly view calendar with 4 different sections for 4 different kids’ daily work.
- Weekly Elementary Student Planner: This planner consists of 6 days of school work. Each day has a simple list of what the student needs to do with a little room for mom to write in the details of their assignments.
- Weekly Teen Student Planner: This planner has six generic subject titles for the six sections.
- Weekly Classical Conversations Challenge Student Planner: This planner has the six CC strands as the subject titles for the six sections.
*Note: My weekly view calendars are all perpetual calendars (none are dated for a specific year).
Click through these links above and add a weekly planner to your cart.
Good job picking one of these great planners!