Week 2's theme is Organization. When it comes to school (a.k.a. not my room hahaha...), I love organization. I find it so fun to buy all of the school supplies and I look forward to buying my supplies all summer long. One of my favorite pieces of supplies is a planner! I find so much joy in planning out my days and weeks, so today I decided to show you guys how I organize my planner (which is from Target, not online, check in-stores!).
Here is a picture of an average week for me. I love to use bright colors to make my planner/schoolwork a little more fun.
Here is a close up of the left page, Monday-Thursday.
And here is a close-up view of the right page. On the bottom of the right page, there are a few extra lines, where I like to write a quote and any reminders I have for myself.
This is a close-up of just one day. Each class has a color; Algebra 2 is pink, English is blue, History is red, Biology is green, and Spanish is purple. I use the bottom line to write anything that I have to do after school, such as going to soccer practice, or writing a blog post!
There is also a monthly view for this planner. On that, I like to write birthdays, holidays, trips or any big event happening that month!
This pencil case is from Vera Bradley (get it here), and I love it. I think that both my pencil case and my planner are too cute!
I hope you guys enjoyed this post!
Where did you get your planner for the upcoming school year?
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Alyssa
Loved this peek into your planner! I have used a Lilly Pulitzer planner every year since the start of high school and love it!
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Katie
chicincarolina.blogspot.com
I think I'm going to get a Lilly planner next year! They're too cute!
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Alyssa
I love to color code too, it keeps me extra organized!!
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www.sincerelysyd9.blogspot.com
It's a great method of organization!
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Alyssa
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