Spiral planners given out by schools: LANDFILL.

Binding and cover materials make them unsuitable for recycling.

Waste on top of waste: Every student planner we've ever thumbed through at end of school year has been used somewhere between never and rarely.

All those tree resources (treesources) and plastic pieces and laminated materials printed, bound, and thrown away will exist as garbage forever.

No. NOPE. No thanks.

*Put them in your binder as needed, or add a fastener-folder (linked) load it up, and you've DIY'ed a zero-waste weekly planner.

Sets of 18 Sheets
Why 18? That's half a school year's worth of weeks.

Buy two and it's enough for the whole year, but we wanted to offer the option of a "tester pack" - try it out and see how you feel about it.

18 Sheets

8.5 x 11

Tree Free / 100% Sugarcane Waste Fiber

3 Hole Punched to fit a binder

*also fits in the folders with fasteners

The nightmare that is mass produced spiral bound, laminated, student planners.

Paper recycling.