Got a Busy Week? There’s a Weekly Planner for That!
Hi everyone, how are you doing? Things here have been getting more and more busy as the holiday approaches and I found myself in need of a proper printable weekly planner,
Last week I shared with you the Weekly Overview printable I made. It’s still working great, but for these busy weeks, it really has become nothing but an overview. There is so much going on that there just wasn’t room to put it all on the planner page, at least not in detail.
I knew this was going to happen. There are going to be weeks where there is lots happening and more room for planning is going to be needed. For those weeks, the Overview on its own just won’t cut it, but I think one of these might!
Weekly Planner Printables
First up we have a vertical week on one page planner. This one is ideal for those who need to plan a lot during the week but not as much on the weekends. It’s a Monday start with times labeled down the left side of the page. This is to help with time blocking if that’s your jam. Or just ignore them and use however works best for you.
Again, we have a week on one page planner. This time though it’s a horizontal layout. Again, it’s a Monday start and it has the times on the left side of the week. Unlike the vertical, the weekend days have the same amount of planning room as the rest of the week.
I know that with the addition of these ones, there are now a whopping five printable weekly planner pages on this little blog. The two I shared earlier this year just aren’t working for me anymore. While they still function and work great, I wanted something that would allow me to structure my days.
With more and more being added to our weekly routines, I felt it was really important to start scheduling our days. With the half hour increments I can easily block out times for each activity and that will give me a visual reference for how much time in the day I have for the things I need to do.
What I’m Currently Using
Currently, I’m using the second one in conjunction with the Weekly Overview. I use the Overview to keep track of what was happening this week, my to do list and so on, and I use the Weekly Planner to schedule it all in. The week is still early, but so far this combo is really working out well.
As always to snag a copy for yourself, click the pictures! And of course, all printables found here are for personal use only, if you would like to use them for something other than personal use, drop me a line and we’ll work something out.
Before You Go
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So, what do you think of the planners? Will the work for you? Do you find that the weeks get more and more busy the closer it gets to Christmas?
Until Next Time,
Happy Printing!
Thank you for these wonderful planners – I have used them for years! <3
Thank you so much Carlee. I’m happy to hear that you like using these planners.
Hello! I am searching all over your site to find something that I thought you used to have available. It was a horizontal, full-page week (with the half-hour increments as shown above in the purple, green, and turquoise columns) and I thought you had an “early start” version available. I’m looking for one that starts at 6:30 a.m. and goes until 10:00 p.m.
If you still have one of those, I would treasure receiving the link to print it off!
Thank you!
Hi Amie, I thought I had one of those but the only ones I have start at 8 am. If you want to send me an email, I’ll see what I can do to make a new version for you.