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All kids' planners
Things tend to change a lot with kids. Our sticky planners can be repositioned on any smooth surface and wipe clean easily with a cloth and a little water.
Peel off the backing film and activate our innovative vacuum technology.
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stick
Press it onto a smooth surface. No water, no glue, no holes. The vacuum technology keeps working, no matter how often you move it.
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peel off
Grab it by a corner and gently peel it off. No glue residue and no damage—the surface stays clean.
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write
Write with a whiteboard marker. We recommend Staedtler; its ink dries quickly so you won’t smudge what’s already written.
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erase
Erase it with the back of the pen or a slightly damp cloth. If you run your hand over it, nothing will come off.
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clip your pen
The clip attaches using the same vacuum technology. Your pen hangs next to your planner instead of sitting in a drawer.
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plan visually
Stick a picto on something that happens every week. Sports, work, birthdays—you’ll recognize your week at a glance.
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Highlight with tabs & marks
Add a word to it: a name, a task, a reminder. Removable, so your week simply moves along.
Will it stick at your place?
Our boards use a vacuum, so they don’t require glue or magnets. They stick to virtually any smooth, clean, and dry surface: from the refrigerator to a door, a window, or a cabinet door.
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refrigerator
It also works on the smooth fronts and sides of built-in refrigerators. Just degrease the surface, and the board will stick.
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glass and mirrors
Windows, mirrors, glass doors, and glass splashbacks.
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varnished wood
A painted door, a cabinet door, or a painted tabletop. Both high-gloss and satin finishes work well.
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painted wood
A painted interior door or cabinet door. Paint on wood stays put, even if it’s matte.
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Kitchen cabinet fronts and cabinet doors
High-gloss and satin-finish fronts for kitchens, bathrooms, and closets.
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plastic and laminate
A laminate countertop, a plastic cabinet door, or a coated furniture panel.
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tiles
Smooth wall tiles in the kitchen or bathroom. It sticks just fine even over grout lines.
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metal and stainless steel
A steel cabinet door, a range hood, or a powder-coated locker. Brushed stainless steel is also no problem.
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Matt anti-fingerprint kitchen fronts
Special anti-fingerprint fronts, such as IKEA VOXTORP matte or KUNGSBACKA, tend to come loose. But if you put Sticky Film underneath, it stays in place.
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Unvarnished wood with an open grain
Unvarnished oak or veneer that lets you feel the grain. Sticky Film creates a smooth surface.
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fine-grained wood
Fine-grained wood such as ash or pine. It often adheres right away, and if not, it will stick if you place Sticky Film underneath.
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wall paint and wallpaper
Paint sticks well to wood, but not to a wall: the paint will come off when you move the board. Choose the door or cabinet next to it.
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textured wall and plasterwork
There’s too much air between the board and the wall. Even with film, it doesn’t work. A smooth door in the same room does work, though.
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Untreated wood
Rough, porous wood such as scaffolding wood or an untreated plank. Varnished or painted wood is no problem.
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brick and concrete
Too coarse and too porous to create a vacuum. Find a cabinet door, window, or refrigerator nearby.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the recommended age for the weekly planner?
For ages 3 and up. The icons help even young children understand the weekly routine. Older children (ages 6 and up) can write on it themselves.
How does a weekly planner help children?
It provides a visual overview of the week: school, sports, playtime, bedtime. Children develop independence and a sense of time.
Can I add icons?
Yes! The weekly planner pairs perfectly with GreenStory icons. Stick activity images next to the days.
Where should I hang the kids' activity planner?
At your child’s eye level: a kitchen cabinet, the refrigerator, a door, or any other smooth surface. Use the repositionable film on matte or stain-resistant surfaces.
Is it suitable for children with autism or ADHD?
Visual planners are widely used for children who benefit from structure and predictability. The repositionable icons make it even more flexible.
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GreenStory is a Dutch design company that has been working for over ten years to create the perfect sticky planner for every household and organization. Our kids’ planner is a project close to our hearts, one we’ve put a lot of thought into—from the right layout and color scheme to the perfect size. Because we believe that learning to organize from a young age is about more than just planning. It’s about taking ownership of your life. When children learn to write down their own thoughts and tasks, they free up space in their minds for what really matters: playing, discovering, and growing.
The human brain continues to mature well past the age of 20. The prefrontal cortex—our planning center—is the last part to fully develop. And it remains important: countless studies show that children who learn early on when and how to tackle a task perform better in math and language. So you can count on the planner you’re buying now to stay in your family for another fifteen years or so. Fortunately, your planner is built to last: timeless design, endlessly repositionable. No gray haze over time.
At GreenStory, we use pictograms to make it clear at a glance what’s on the schedule for the week. From sports to shower time and from grocery shopping to birthdays: with over 70 different pictograms, we turn planning your kids’ week into a fun activity.Because even if they can’t read yet, their handwriting is still a bit wobbly, or they’re having trouble focusing, you can fill out the schedule together using a pictogram. And on the blank pictograms, you can add your own drawing or word.