Blog — Time Timer
The Creation of Time Timer (Jan’s Story)
Discover Jan Rogers’ story of the creation of Time Timer — from a personal project to a patented success.
Celebrating Our Educators This Teacher Appreciation Month
This Teacher Appreciation Month, talk with your kids about how best to recognize the teachers that have helped guide them through another school year. Here are a few ideas to show gratitude.
Celebrate Curiosity and Inspiration this National Inventors Day
Tomorrow is National Inventors Day, a day to recognize the contributions of inventors across the world and a particularly special day for us here at Time Timer. Our company started with the inventor and founder of Time Timer, Jan Rogers, and we are excited to celebrate Jan alongside her fellow inventors.
Four Tips to Help High School Students with Time Management
High school is an exciting time for teenagers, but it doesn’t come without potential stressors and a few learning curves. Here are four tips to help high schoolers find focus and calm with time management.
Make Time for Building Exercise Into Your Day in 2022!
There’s so much we can’t control, but when it comes to your own fitness journey, you CAN focus on prioritizing time to exercise AND finding some great tools to help keep you focused along the way.
Take Time This Holiday Season
Happy Holidays from Time Timer! Learn how Time Timer visual timers can help you make every moment count with your friends and family. Read our blog for 4 tips for taking time and a holiday message from our President, Heather Rogers.
Creating New Family Holiday Traditions
Enjoy a very special holiday season by creating new family traditions to make every moment count, this year and for many years to come.
Happy Thanksgiving from the Time Timer Family to Yours
Celebrate Thanksgiving with the Time Timer Family. Today we share what we are thankful for to celebrate the holiday season. What are you thankful for?
Sharing Gratitude With Your Family
Cultivating gratitude is a lifelong practice in growing appreciation for ourselves, each other, and the world we live in. Here are a few ways to share gratitude with your family this holiday season.
Back to School Tips for Students Who May Need Extra Support
It’s almost time for students to head back to school, whether in the classroom or at-home learning. After a challenging year, preparing children to resume formal learning after the summer off can be a daunting transition, especially for students with special needs. Here are a few tips to help the whole family adjust and prepare students to succeed.
Our Favorite Academic Planners for the School Year
The new school year is quickly approaching, and we’re looking ahead to help teachers and students prepare and get organized for a great start! Here are our favorite academic planners to stay on track throughout the year and make every moment count.
1. Order Out of Chaos Academic Planner
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The Order Out of Chaos Academic Planner is a new favorite of ours and truly covers everything for kids. It is a non-traditional visual planner set up to help keep each of your child’s subjects and assignments clearly organized to make sure nothing gets missed. Packed with thoughtful details, this planner is perfect for all students, particularly those who may have trouble staying focused from task to task. With extra space on the weekly outlook for afterschool activities and weekends, your child is empowered to complete all assignments on time, and make time for fun as well. The planner also includes sections for major projects and long-term assignments to help plan ahead. |
2. Bullet Journal
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The Bullet Journal is a crowd favorite for users of all ages for good reason. This journal is designed to be used by logging information in bulleted lists using the Bullet Journal Method, which is briefly outlined in the back of the notebook but also much more deeply explained in the Bullet Journal Method book, written by creator Ryder Carroll. Carroll created this method as a way to keep his mind focused as he learned to be productive despite his own learning disabilities. The Bullet Journal Method has attracted a wide following, especially for those who struggle with focus issues, due to its unique organizational method. |
3. Moleskine 18 Month Planner
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Moleskine 18 Month Planners are a classic and these planners are a great option for kids and adults who may need a little help keeping things organized. If your child does a good job of keeping on top of daily tasks and homework but needs a bit of help keeping track of bigger and longer-term projects, these planners are a great option. Covering a full school year until the following December, these planners are offered in Daily, Weekly, and Monthly options, allowing you to pick the one that best fits your individual needs and level of detail. If you’re looking for a planner with a bit of character, check out the Limited Edition Collection as well. |
Take some time to consider for yourself, or to discuss with your child, your plan to keep focused and on track this year with classes. We hope these ideas will spark some conversations and ideas, whether encouraging your child to help them stay organized in the new school year, or as a teacher setting yourself up for success in the classroom. Bonus points for time management: add a Time Timer visual timer to your daily routines to help you stay on track with your well-planned schedule.
