The Appointments Plastic Insert is a reusable weekly time-blocking insert that helps you see your schedule and your available time all in one place. Plan appointments, meetings, routines, and commitments alongside your planner so you can see how your week actually fits together.

Unlike a paper insert, this dashboard can be used again and again.

Write with an ultra fine point permanent marker or a wet erase marker, then erase and start fresh whenever you need to. To remove permanent marker, color over it with a chunky dry erase marker and wipe clean with a tissue or paper towel. Wet erase marker removes easily with a damp cloth.

It pops in and out of your planner in seconds and is designed to peek out, making it easy to find and reference throughout the week.

Some weeks follow a predictable routine. Others are filled with travel, visitors, appointments, events, or unexpected changes.

When life gets busier than usual, it can be difficult to see how everything fits together. Time blocking helps make your week visible so you can see what's already committed, where you have flexibility, and what realistically fits into your day.

With seven daily columns and a dedicated time column, this insert gives you a clear view of your week while helping you plan your days in greater detail. Use it to map out appointments, block focused work time, coordinate family schedules, or create routines that support your season of life.

Many people also find that seeing their time laid out visually helps them better understand how much time they actually have available. Instead of relying on estimates or memory, you can see your week on paper and make decisions with more confidence.

Whether you're navigating a busy season, preparing for a trip, welcoming friends into town, or simply trying to make sense of the week ahead, this insert helps bring clarity to your schedule before the week begins.

Perfect for:

• Weekly time blocking
• Appointments and meetings
• Travel planning
• Family schedules
• Focus time and project planning
• Building routines
• Visualizing available time
• Creating realistic weekly plans