- #JOT 2018 MONTHLY PLANNER HOW TO#
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#JOT 2018 MONTHLY PLANNER HOW TO#
You’ll also see how to gently incorporate these into your homeschool routine.įinally, you will find a guide to ten monthly projects – though, monthly could be used loosely as you will decide the pacing. Next, you’ll find a guide for best practices in your language arts program including the Brave Writer pillars of big, juicy conversations, narration, word-play, and more. The Parent-Teacher’s Guide to Brave Writerįirstly, you’ll find a guide to beginning the Brave Writer lifestyle including an introduction to Jot It Down and tips on encouraging a love of poetry, nature, art, music, and movies. You won’t find a structured schedule or daily teacher’s guide or a scripted program. This is a guide with projects and ideas for you to use with your children.
Let me know how you get on with it! I’d love to see some of your completed meal plans – tag me on Instagram I worked with Vecteezy to create this printable meal planner, but this is not a sponsored post, and I was not compensated for this collaboration.When you check out Jot It Down, you’ll notice it’s not your average daily/weekly writing curriculum.
#JOT 2018 MONTHLY PLANNER DOWNLOAD#
Your free weekly meal planner printable is really easy to download – just click below, then print it out in colour or black and white. So who fancies joining me in some meal planning? – it creates less food waste, since you know when each food item will be used – you can ensure you eat a balanced diet with lots of variation – it’s cheaper – no more spontaneous take aways or meals out – it makes food shopping quicker and easier, since you know exactly what you’ll need for the week
– it encourages you to eat more healthily – you’re more likely to eat healthily if you have a good meal already planned out Planning your meals in advance has so many benefits, including:
#JOT 2018 MONTHLY PLANNER PLUS#
There’s a space for each day of the week, plus a ‘things to remember’ section where you can jot down any other notes for the week.
There are some really cute graphics on their site, including the little veggies we used on this printable! Just print it out, fill it in with some meal ideas for the week, and stick it on your fridge. I’ve teamed up with stock image site Vecteezy to create this free weekly meal planner printable. I try to make sure Eden doesn’t eat the same thing too often – so if we have toast for breakfast, for example, I’ll try not to have bread again for the rest of the day. I don’t necessarily stick to it faithfully, but it’s helpful to have a few ideas jotted down for easy meals. Instead, I’m trying to get in the habit of drafting out a meal plan at the start of each week. This girl would be quite happy to eat her weight in yogurt and pasta for every meal, but I imagine that’s not an ideal diet for a 9 month old. Sorry! But I’m back now with a working computer, hoorah!Īnyway – who’s into meal planning? I’ll admit, it’s not something I do regularly, but now that Eden’s eating three meals with us every day, I’m finding myself more and more in need of a solid plan, otherwise we end up eating the same few things in rotation. I’ve also taken various days off work for my husband’s birthday and my own birthday, and I’ve had a big off-blog project to work on this week. Firstly, I’m so sorry for the ridiculous silence this month! My computer died (sob), and it took me a couple of weeks to get a new one set up.
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