What to do with Old Planners? Old, dated planners offer many possibilities for creative reuse in both practical and imaginative ways. Parents can use for little ones to practice calendar skills, coloring in squares and making patterns, and math skills like number identification and understanding grids, columns, and rows. For children, planners can fuel pretend play activities like running an office or store, holding a "mommy" role, or teaching in a pretend school. Pages can serve as scrap paper, or dates can be crossed out with white out, renumbered, and reused for daily tasks. Old planners can even be used for junk journaling, chore and cleaning schedules, or decoupage crafts. Memory books and photo books customized for each child can be made from the sturdy planner pages. What other planner re-purposing possibilities are there?