Booklets
Pocket booklets you print on one side of a sheet of US Letter and fold into eight pages, with one cut and no staples. Every booklet page explains the folding; it takes a minute once you have done it once.
Planners
- Weekly Planner
- One week: the days, a habit tracker, a budget and a shopping list.
- Monthly Planner
- One month: a calendar to write the dates into, goals and key dates, the weeks, a budget and a review.
- Year Planner
- A year and its four quarters: the year's goals, a line per month, a page per quarter and a review.
- Task Tracker
- A month of repeating tasks: daily ones ticked off week by week, weekly and monthly ones, and who does what.
Study and work
- Study Planner
- Subjects and topics, tests and due dates, a week of study blocks, a log of what was covered, and a self-quiz.
- Sprint Booklet
- A two-week sprint: the goal, the committed stories, ten stand-ups, a burndown grid and the retro.
- Project Notebook
- One idea, taken somewhere: the problem, sketches on dot and square grids, next steps, a log and a parking lot.
Practice
- Practice Journal
- A week at the instrument: assignments, what each day's practice covered and for how long, a scales tracker and lesson notes.
- Kana Practice
- Writing squares with centre guides for hiragana and katakana, and a vocabulary list.
For kids
- Comic Book
- Six pages of comic panels in different layouts, a cover to draw, and an about-the-author page.
- Sketchbook
- A drawing prompt on every page, and a dot page for inventing a creature.
- Reading Log
- A page per book — title, author, a rating and a picture of the best part — and a list of books to read next.