2026 Planner - Planner 2026, 2026 Planner Weekly and Monthly with Tabs, Jan 2026 - Dec 2026, 6.25" × 8.3", Strong Twin-Wire Binding

Love this planner it is super good for organization and for planning things and dates. The quality is super good. I love the layout of this. It’s really light and you can literally fit it anywhere you would like. And it’s just really durable. It’s the cover is like a plastic so it doesn’t rip off and it’s really good quality and I would definitely recommend this to be your planner and it could help with like schoolwork. It has a contact list, at the end it has extra writing space just in case you need it And it goes up from July 2025 to June 2026 and it also comes with a mini name tag at the end and also at the end it has like a little folder.m space and I just really love it.

TL;DR: Excellent substitute for a standard day planner if you're a dancer. Slim, light, & durable. Just enough room to note down what I need to know!The Long Version:Since my working year begins in September, my schedule is not a typical 9-5, and I don't have to keep track of a lot of daily appointments and tasks, this planner is perfect for me.I note performances, tech and dress rehearsals, and appointments both on monthly and weekly pages: in brief on the monthly calendar, then with a little more detail on a line under the given day of the appropriate week (starting with the time, for example: 8:00 AM CALL for 10 AM Nutcracker).The flexible format also makes it possible to note down late performances—a lot of dayplanners itemize hours from 8 to 6 or 7, then include only a few lines for the evening, which is a huge waste of space when your working day occasionally doesn't begin until 8 PM.Because I don't need the hour-by-hour breakdown typical of dayplanner designs, this light, slim, and durable planner is ideal for me. Indexed tabs make it easy to find any date you're looking for.All told, a nice little planner, thoughtfully designed. Probably also works beautifully for its intended audience of students ;)

I'm always a little hesitant when it comes to planners because I debate if I will use it enough or not. After receiving it I decided to wait to see if in fact I used it or did I revert to electronic. I have to say that I'm thoroughly pleased with this purchase and have it filled out for the entire year for school. Things that made this purchase worth the buy was the overview of each month before you get to individual days. Awesome cause you can write those important days that give you a snapshot then you can go and fix each day as we all know things change daily. I enjoy that it is simple and basic. The space allowed in each individual day with side notes. That you would assume would be to much but the spacing doesn't make it overwhelming when items are filled in. Very compact and not big and bulky. Very pleased with this purchase. I've had this product for almost 3 weeks now and I've used daily.

Nice little calendar.

If you're looking for a MINIMAL, STURDY, and COST-EFFECTIVE planner, this is an excellent option.I purchased this the summer before starting my senior year of high school. First off, I wouldn't consider myself an expert in agendas, but I've been relying on them for all my years in school. It is my number one tool for staying organized. I've tried electronic calendars but nothing beats a regular agenda, especially in high school and middle school when you already have pencils and paper out (it isn't as effective to have to pull your phone out to write down assignments!) Perhaps in college, I'll use a laptop or iPad or something- but most likely, I will use an agenda, and most likely, it'll be from this Amazon seller.I selected the black color (because it was a dollar cheaper, of course!).The features I like about this agenda are the really plain weekly pages. I find when companies try to box the days in and add more text, it takes up too much room.In addition, I like how the notes pages are nice and plain too. Also, the clear pocket at the back will come in handy. Previously, I would make my own pocket by taping and folding two pages together, but those pockets would always tear.When deciding on which agenda to buy, I was conflicted between this one and Amazon's choice, which is a traditionally bound (book-style) notebook with a ribbon bookmark. Other than being more expensive, I decided against that one for the fact that I like to fold my agenda on itself so that it's just the size of one page. With a spiral bound notebook, that is easy to do- with a regular book-bound notebook, not so easy!