Plain Planner

Study and reading

Pages for a school term, a university semester or a year of reading. Set the number of periods or rows to match your own schedule and rename any heading before you print.

Class timetable

4 to 10 numbered periods, an optional times column and five to seven days.

Homework and assignment planner

A numbered row per assignment with subject, task, due date and handed-in columns.

Reading log

A numbered row per book with title, author, date finished and your own rating.

A page for the term, a page for the week, a page for the shelf

The class timetable is printed once per term. Periods run down the side with an optional column for their start times, the weekdays run across the top, and you write the subject and room into each box by hand or in pencil while the schedule is still settling. It can show five days, six days or a full week.

The homework planner changes every week. Each numbered row is one piece of work with space for the subject, what has to be done and the due date, plus a narrow column to mark it handed in. University students can use the same page for coursework deadlines across a semester by setting more rows.

The reading log is slower still: one row per book, with the author, the date you finished and a rating of your own. It is written for adult and student readers, so there are no stickers or rewards on it, only a list that grows through the year and a line for a goal if you want one.