1 Layout 5 Ways: Boxes 1

It’s time to show you another of our most popular weekly layouts! The Boxes 1 Single Page Weekly Layout features 8 boxes on the left page: one for each day of the week plus an extra box for notes. We love how adaptable the layout is! You could use the boxes to track daily appointments and to-dos, block schedule, or make mini-lesson plans. The right page is really handy as well and features 3 fillable lists, one larger and two smaller. Let’s walk you through the different ways you could use this layout!

FREELANCER

This is an excellent layout for freelancing! The boxes on the left are really flexible for however you prefer to plan and what you choose to fill your lists with can change as needed. In our example, we used the larger list for meeting notes (you can also add our Meeting Notes +page to your planner!) and the smaller lists to track priorities and remember gratitude.

HOMESCHOOLING

We love how easy it is to customize this layout for your homeschooling style! The boxes on the left can be used for your daily appointments and to-do items, or you could use the space for mini lesson plans. We used the larger list to create a weekly lesson outline and the smaller lists for to-do items and kid’s activity ideas to supplement their lessons. You could also use those lists to keep track of needed school supplies, homework assignments, or meal plans.

TEACHER

Similarly to homeschooling, this layout can be adapted to whatever mix of personal and work items you need to plan and track. Use the boxes on the left for your schedule or mini-lesson plans and use the lists for meeting notes, lesson outlines, activity ideas, or supplies lists. In our example, we used the larger list to outline the week’s lessons and the smaller lists to track to-do items and needed classroom supplies.

PRIMARY CAREGIVER

If you spend a lot of your time caring for your kids, it can be hard to prioritize your personal needs. We love that this layout has so much room and adaptability for that! You can fully compartmentalize if you’d like and use the boxes to track your schedule and to-do items while dedicating the right page to your own projects and self-development. In our example, we used the larger list for a weekly journal entry and the smaller lists to meal plan and track to-do items, but you could also use these lists for gratitude, weekly highlights, project to-dos, habit tracking, or mini bucket lists.

STUDENT

There’s a lot to stay on top of when you’re in school, which is why we love all the lists in this layout. Use the boxes on the left to track your weekly schedule and use the lists for class notes, meal planning, date ideas, or mood tracking. In our example, we used the larger list for a one-line-a-day journal and the smaller lists for meal planning and to-do items.

Do you use the Boxes 1 Single Page Weekly Layout? What are your favorite ways to customize it for yourself? Share with us in the comments!