Introducing to The PAC-kit, a downloadable planner designed especially for kids that will help your child get organized -GUARANTEED!
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Part of the problem was that the boys often couldn’t – or didn’t – copy their homework down correctly, or if they did, they left the needed books or materials at school.

You’ve been there – “In your spelling notebook, write sentences with each of the spelling words.” And no list of words comes home, nor does the spelling notebook.

We bought planners, but the only kids’ calendars I could find had tiny lines for writing, distracting images, and unnecessary information. With the planners we tried, the boys couldn’t fit their assignments into the tiny blocks for each day. Even worse, because a whole week was on one page, sometimes they put their homework into the wrong block – or on the wrong page.

I wanted a calendar that had:
?One page for each day, so the boys’ large and messy handwriting would fit.
?Separate blocks for each subject.
?Places for notes to and from the teacher.
?A way to help the boys remember what they needed to bring home.

Since I couldn’t find the perfect planner, I created one myself. Our first planner was handwritten in a marble composition book. But the results convinced me that we were on the right track! So I created another, improved version on the computer.
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Over the years our original planner has evolved to meet the changing needs of our boys in different grades. This year, for the first time, I’m making this amazing planner available to you in a downloadable format. It’s called The PAC-kit, and it will help your child PLAN to SUCCEED.

he PAC-kit will help you get your child organized – I guarantee it!

With The PAC-kit, you’ll get downloadable daily dated calendar pages for an entire year.

Each calendar kit features:

?Dated pages with one day per page format, giving lots of room for kids to write BIG.

?A simple, uncluttered design without distracting images and information.

?Space for your child to write down homework and the books and supplies needed to complete it.

?Checklist blocks to ensure that each item is packed – and done.

?A place for notes to and from school.

?Color coded spaces for each subject.

?A system to remind you and your child of upcoming tests and projects.

?Special, goal-setting pages for the weekend.

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