Kids Weekly Lesson Journal Printable: Black + White
A kid-friendly, black and white bullet journal inspired printable to keep track of your school lessons throughout the week.
Write a week's worth of school assignments into this sheet for your child to keep track of their progress, or jot down what has been completed as you go along. This is an expanded version (more room to write, different layout) of the original bullet journal planning printables. They’re “for the kids” but I appreciate the more spacious version for myself, too!
There are five sections to write in, you can print from these various options:
The main five subject categories (language arts, math, social studies, science, the arts),
Monday-Friday
Day 1-Day 5
and blank to fill it in yourself specific to your needs.
Just select the one you want, as well as the back page after it which includes a little calendar, daily habits checklist, and book list, and print as many double-sided copies that you’ll need for the year. Get it spiral bound and you have a spot to document assignments all year long.
If you can’t print double-sided, print the notes page separately and use both pages in your planner or binder facing each other so you see them both when the planner is open! The notes page is a great place to reflect on the week, add extra notes about the field trip you took, the co-op project, and the poetry tea time you want to remember.
A kid-friendly, black and white bullet journal inspired printable to keep track of your school lessons throughout the week.
Write a week's worth of school assignments into this sheet for your child to keep track of their progress, or jot down what has been completed as you go along. This is an expanded version (more room to write, different layout) of the original bullet journal planning printables. They’re “for the kids” but I appreciate the more spacious version for myself, too!
There are five sections to write in, you can print from these various options:
The main five subject categories (language arts, math, social studies, science, the arts),
Monday-Friday
Day 1-Day 5
and blank to fill it in yourself specific to your needs.
Just select the one you want, as well as the back page after it which includes a little calendar, daily habits checklist, and book list, and print as many double-sided copies that you’ll need for the year. Get it spiral bound and you have a spot to document assignments all year long.
If you can’t print double-sided, print the notes page separately and use both pages in your planner or binder facing each other so you see them both when the planner is open! The notes page is a great place to reflect on the week, add extra notes about the field trip you took, the co-op project, and the poetry tea time you want to remember.
A kid-friendly, black and white bullet journal inspired printable to keep track of your school lessons throughout the week.
Write a week's worth of school assignments into this sheet for your child to keep track of their progress, or jot down what has been completed as you go along. This is an expanded version (more room to write, different layout) of the original bullet journal planning printables. They’re “for the kids” but I appreciate the more spacious version for myself, too!
There are five sections to write in, you can print from these various options:
The main five subject categories (language arts, math, social studies, science, the arts),
Monday-Friday
Day 1-Day 5
and blank to fill it in yourself specific to your needs.
Just select the one you want, as well as the back page after it which includes a little calendar, daily habits checklist, and book list, and print as many double-sided copies that you’ll need for the year. Get it spiral bound and you have a spot to document assignments all year long.
If you can’t print double-sided, print the notes page separately and use both pages in your planner or binder facing each other so you see them both when the planner is open! The notes page is a great place to reflect on the week, add extra notes about the field trip you took, the co-op project, and the poetry tea time you want to remember.
