Comes in the 5 colours pictured above (peach, pink, lilac, blue, mint). There are two versions. One with times put out, perfect for a schedule and to-do combo. The other one is without time and works well for long to-do lists.
All of them comes with dues, goals, to-do, important tasks, notes and a food section!
Download from Google drive for free (PDF files):
Day with times (12h clock)
Day with times (24h clock)
Day without times
I have weekly pastel printables too which you can find here.
If you use them, tag me in the picture so I can see.
hey there loves!!! this is a masterpost all about studying a foreign language. i’m learning spanish at a level [and began learning german a while back too] and these are some tips i picked up along my journey! hope they’ll be of help to you :]
why should i study a foreign language?
to learn about new cultures
so u can communicate with other people
and impress them too B-)
to have a different travel experience
to make friends with people from other countries
so you can develop confidence within yourself
it makes u smarter in a lot of ways!!!
makes u more employable
to study/live abroad
helps u become more open minded
etc.
some links to help you learn on your own
duolingo
memrise
babbel
tandem ~ talk to someone in your target language
languages masterpost
another language learning masterpost
check out my tags
spanish
spanish essay phrases
spanish checker
best online spanish dictionary and translator!!!!
learn maltese [my native language hello!!!!]
japanese
korean!!!
synonyms!!!
french checker
french grammar
french resources!!!!!!
another proof reading program
more language stuff ft. a lot of languages
top 25 youtube channels for learning languages
what more you can do for yourself
immerse yourself in the language everyday to make sure u stay consistent in ur studies of the language
keep a vocab notebook
make ur own notes!!!
start reading newspapers or articles online [go here and pick ur language. happy reading!!!]
LISTEN TO MUSIC IN THE FOREIGN LANGUAGE IT’S SUPER NICE!!!! [if u wanna ask me for recs i have some]
watch youtubers in the language ur studying!!!
watch tv shows in the language w/ subtitles [u might even find ur fav show online in a different language]
every little helps u
practice speaking it [even to yourself in a mirror]
+speak it aloud!!
try using the words u learn in ur everyday life
find a partner u can learn with, it makes life sooo much better!!!
don’t be afraid to make mistakes, it has to happen. nobody’s perfect!!
leave ur comfort zone, don’t be afraid to talk to people who speak the foreign language ur learning
LISTEN!!!! this helps u become familiar to the language
watch people talk, this helps w/ ur pronunciation
have fun with it!!! after all the swearing when u can’t get verbs right, it’s actually quite fun B-)
hope these tips + links help you out in your journey!! feel free to ask me anything you want to or request a masterpost yourself <3
The first pages in my bullet journal - It’s already helped me remember so many tasks!
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How to get out stains using other things
“Studyblr Alternatives” (masterpost)
Jenny Bick Bookbinding
Jet Pens
kikki.K
Muji
Ohh Deer
Tokyo Pen Shop
Yes Style
30/30
Any.do
Evernote
Flashcards*
FocusNow
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myHomework Student Planner
Pomodoro
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Wolfram Alpha
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Duolingo
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Learnlangs
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Oneness (Portuguese)
Word Reference
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Salad in a Jar
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Masterpost 1 by studyign
Masterpost 2 by chemistrynerd2020
How to Take Notes
Note-taking methods
How To Study
Breathing Exercise to Calm Panic Attacks
9 Ways to Reduce Anxiety Now
Coping with Test Anxiety
100 Teen Movies
IMDb Top 250
Disney Movie List
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4 weeks of motivation
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10 Study Motivation Quotes
A guide to motivation
Attitudes that lead to success
Best of Educational Youtube
Buy some school supplies // get excited for study
Coffitivity (Background noise)
CrashCourse (Youtube) [World History, Biology, Literature, Ecology, Chemistry, Psychology, and US History]
Is that not worth exploring? (Zen Pencils)
Kahn Academy
Motivate yourself to study a boring subject
My motivation (Tag)
Organise your desk
Positive/Motivational doodles
Printables
Study Playlist
Study Space Guide
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The Iceberg Ilusion
The The Impotence of Proofreading (YouTube)
What if money was no object? (Zen Pencils)
What motivates me (ask)
What Teachers Make (Youtube) (Zen Pencils)
When you want to give up
Write a To-Do List
Write and be rewarded with a kitten!
Writers Block Resources
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Setting up my first bullet journal! I want to test it out as a planning method this summer. Please let me know if you have any tips!