This form can be used repetitive action items. At the top is a short Notes/Description area that you can fill out. You may use this to track daily chores at home or if you are like me, I use it to track daily work reports. After the description, there is room to write the repeat tasks in list format and below that is a matrix that is 31 columns wide (use to track day of month) and 11 rows down (number of tasks in list). At some point, I may get rid of the Note/Desc section on top and try to squeeze 15 tasks per page. I print these double sided. I am currently tracking about 16 repeat tasks a day. I could probably think of more if I wanted.

Easy process. On the Instructions Tab, enter the begining date for the reference calendar and for the daily calendar set. Calendars are automatically set up.

Print the desired pages. Cut in half if using letter size paper. Print your favorite Journal/Notes page on the backs. Get work done.

Replace existing pictures with your own, or just delete them if you wish.

Used Dave Seah's reference calendar "engine" with some modifications.

You can include important dates on the tables tab and they will show up in the reference calendar.

Second Try at submital.

Just like you would do with the DIYplanner 3.0 kit

The 'who' and 'num' field are to indicate the called and a contact number. The 'note' field is a quick summary of their message.

I like to indicate whether I have returned the call (check box near 'Called Back') as sometimes I leave a return voice mail, but I won't tick off the complete box until we connect.

I put in a priority which can be used as a checkbox for a boolean sort of priority or could be used with a number scheme. The 'Called' field is intended for date and time.

-cut inside the outer lines
-punch
-enjoy!

Use it for lesson planning, with space for before and after school activities.
In the Notes column I write in the things that I have to do that week.
In the bottom right corner is a month calendar.
Souce file is done in MS Publisher

Print each tab front and back, use a three hole punch, and place in a three ring binder. Make/buy tabs to stick on the sides of pages or use tab dividers to separate sections. I have other sections for food recipes, craft recipes/instructions, current projects, etc. Use sheet protecters if you need extra spill/slobber/etc. protection.

Features:
*Weekly page contains current month and upcoming month calendar.

*Daily areas to track differing schedules for spouses, children, elderly care , pets, or various subjects--i.e. reading assignments, labs, etc.

*Daily area for lunch and dinner planning, or use this area to track medications, diets, work, etc.

*Area to plan evening activities, or any daily activities or daily needs.

*Monthly page for special days and weekly to do lists, notes page

*Areas on weekly page for shopping lists, daily to do tracker, notes, and special projects

*Notes pages to print out

*Household tab has a basic cleaning list, quick reference daily routine, reference for repeating schedules, and quick phone number reference

*Good Behavior chart tracks behavior, chores, or other desired outcomes with grids sized for star stickers.

*Reference sheet tracks the calendar year through 2016

You may use or freely distribute this template; do not sell it in any digital or printed format.

Place a check in the boxes to indicate the goal was met.

Modify shaded areas to adjust number of servings for your personal diet.

Enter exercise freehand.

Use the Notes section to note how you feel during the week or other wellness activities such as meditation.

Print the template double-sided, cut it in half, and you have two weeks worth of forms. The template has annotations and white space outside of the print area, so I receive an error/dialogue box when I print. If this occurs for you, select the print option to "Trim" instead of "Shrink to Fit" so that everything lines up for punching on both sides.

*Duplex print it - auto or manual, so that page 1 is on front side of paper and page 2 is on the back side, page 3 on front and 4 on back, ....
*When done, the printed stack of paper should have the 12 months mini calendar on one side and the week "June 29, 2009 - - July 05, 2009" on the other side.
*Cut in half.
*Flip "June 29, 2009 -" stack over on top of "- July 05, 2009" stack.

View and print using Acrobat Reader (free download from Adobe). The original file is in ancient PageMaker 7.0. If anyone would like a copy please feel free to contact me. Please don't ask me to change fonts or make other design/size alterations - I'd love to, but haven't time. You're most welcome to ask me for a copy of the original PageMaker file and alter it as you want.