Organization is the key to success in all fields. Education is no different either. Whether you are a teacher, a classroom ward, or a homeschooler, you can achieve a lot by organizing yourself. That is why everybody advocates using planners or schedulers. One such planner is weekly lesson plans; in this post, we have included … Read more
Budgeting for the monthly expense requires detailed planning and a lot of discipline. Especially, if you are a spendthrift, you may find it almost an insurmountable feat to limit your expenses. You may find yourself doing several activities, like skipping entertainment or stopping yourself from going out, etc. However, it may still not help. Hence, … Read more
People strive to make a cognitive attempt to be the boss in all spheres. That is why performance trackers of various kinds are in high demand and use. You may have understood by now how goals sheet, allowance chore sheet, etc. work. Another tool among all such status trackers is the pendulum chart. In this … Read more
“Color! What a deep and mysterious language, the language of dreams.” – Paul Gauguin We all feel attracted by colors. It does affect us quite positively when we use colored merchandise for our work. Especially, when in a creative field, we are more likely to feel more bought by the appeal of colors. Our printable … Read more
Have you ever wondered what kind of activity can stimulate your child’s brain effectively and efficiently? Well, this is precisely where jigsaw puzzles come into the picture. Children tend to learn a lot through games, and similarly, puzzles prove to be a portion of great food for the brain in the early years of a … Read more
“For every minute spent organizing, an hour is earned.” ~ Benjamin Franklin This one-liner beautifully sums up the importance of staying organized in life. It won’t be an understatement if we say that organization is the key to achieving higher productivity. Perhaps, this is the reason why parents and teachers stress making weekly chore charts, … Read more
‘The reward for work well done is the opportunity to do more.’ – Jonas Salk Encouraging kids to comply with rules or follow a code of conduct is a bit tricky. Negative motivation only is not the correct approach. It can have adverse psychological effects. A better option may be to reward the doer. With … Read more
If you are oblivion to the charms of a classic adolescence game of Snakes and Ladder with a surplus Printables twist, consider yourself being told. As miserable as it has been circling back to the same old dusty board, with shades of bold colors, wrathful between being succumbed or fease up to a world-class finish, … Read more