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A forum friend had the wonderful idea of putting together Student Agenda Books or Student Planners. What a grand idea! So I thought I'd do the same.
I picked up cute little binders with matching tab dividers at Walmart. A different binder style for each child. I also scanned the dividers to have possible backgrounds for other printouts.
The book is constructed as follows: Curriculum Key in the very front.
1st Tab: Monthly Calendar. I put this together in PowerPoint using the Title + Object layout. The Title is the name of the month plus a scripture of choice. The Object is an Excel Spreadsheet, with short cells across the top for the name of the days & tall cells below for the day boxes. I then typed the number of the date & any holiday or occasion in each cell justifying it to the top left. I added clipart from the Microsoft website formatting the picture using the watermark feature (but adjusting slightly).
2nd Tab: Weekly Agenda Sheets. I put this together in Excel making each column a day. The top half of the column has their assignments input by me for neatness sake and the bottom half is blank & lined to write any activities, appointments, etc they have that day. There are 6 wide columns for each day (Sat & Sun sharing a column) and 6 very thin columns to check off assignmnets. Cell A1 has the heading "Week of:" and the dates. Such as "Week of: March 13 - March 19"
3rd Tab: Student References: So far I have included a commonly misspelled words document & a percent/decimal/fraction equivalent chart (courtesy of DonnaYoung.org). I will continue to add to this section as the need arises.
4th Tab: Contacts. I have added lined loose leaf paper for the kids to compile contact information for all of their friends. As these pages fill, I will enter them into a spreadsheet & print them.
5th Tab: Personal Stuff. This is for however they want to use it. Jessica already has doodles, song lyrics, and journaling there. I suppose Cassie will put her songs there as she writes them. Jacob, well who knows. He may not use it, but then I could show him how to track his favorite sports teams...
I have coordinated the fonts for the calendar, curriculum key & the agenda sheets. This is also coordinated to each child so that each has their own font.
For some samples of these books, visit http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/mtbriere/album?.dir=7fa0&.src=ph&store=&prodid=&.done=http%3a//photos.yahoo.com/ph//my_photos . |
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