#Bullet journal lesson planner free
I use printable dot grid paper (from the Planner Lovers Resource Library) for daily logging in my Happy Planner Create a ‘Happy Planner Bullet Journal’ using printable dot grid paper from my free Planner Lovers Resource Library. I’ve used this system of daily logging in my Happy Planner for about six weeks and it’s working really well to keep me organised and productive. If I write a lot, I simply add an extra page of dot grid paper. Adding a dotted page right in the middle of my Happy Planner Weekly Spread allows me to write my daily log while also viewing my weekly spread. I print on both sides of the paper so I end up with double-sided dot grid planner inserts. I print the dot grid paper at home using my ink-jet printer.
#Bullet journal lesson planner download
(You can download the dot grid paper from my free Planner Lovers Resource Library.) To make room for daily logging and notetaking in my Happy Planner, I use a printable sheet of Dot Grid paper to fit the Classic Happy Planner. While I love the Happy Planner vertical layout, it really doesn’t allow a lot of room for daily logging, notetaking, brain dumping etc – all of the things that help me the most to stay organised. Using the custom Happy Planner punch, I’m able to turn my printable designs into Happy Planner inserts. It’s ideal as pages can be easily added or removed from the discs. Plus, if I was going to go down the pre-designed planner route, it needed to be a planner with an overall look and feel that I adored! The discbound Happy Planner system fit all my requirements.
I also needed a monthly and weekly layout that had a good amount of space to write and draw on.
I wanted to have the flexibility to add and remove pages as necessary, and to add my own printable pages. When choosing a new planner to try, it was important that it be easy to customise. My Happy Planner weekly layout is a creative space for drawings, stickers and hand lettering! Discbound Happy Planner – easy to customise! I’m sharing how I created my ‘Happy Planner Bullet Journal’ and the methods I’m using for planning and journaling. What I’ve discovered is that it’s possible to use a Happy Planner to be a more creative and productive bullet journaler. So, after researching traditional planners I’ve decided to spend a few months experimenting with a Classic Happy Planner.
But, I’ve found myself craving a little more structure and a faster, more practical way to plan for the future. If you need additional inspiration, there are lots of great resources and ready-made templates below.When I started bullet journaling, a few years ago, I honestly didn’t think I’d ever go back to using a traditional pre-designed planner! I love the freedom of the blank notebook and the simplicity and speed of daily logging. Each journal has specific ideas and templates for the recipient (Mom, Teacher or Dancer). NEED INSPIRATION TO GET STARTED? – Bullet journals are a great tool for organizing your thoughts, to-do lists, calendars, doodles, and more! There is no “one way” to use a bullet grid journal but to get you inspired, this journal includes ideas, templates, borders, doodles, and more on the first few pages. Have fun using pens and pencils of all colors, washi tape, post-it notes, stickers, and more to create the look that you love. It also includes key and index pages to keep things organized. PERFECT FOR DOT GRID/ BULLET JOURNALING – This paperback contains 150 inspiration and dotted grid pattern, (5-mm spaced dots), pages to help guide writing and drawing. It has a beautiful glossy cover with a chalkboard look and the back cover has a quote in beautiful typography. ELEGANTLY DESIGNED – This 8 by 10-inch notebook is a perfect size for journaling, drawing, or note-taking, while being light enough to carry around in a bag.
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