Index cards ideas

Index cards are some of the most versatile, frugal tools available to homeschooling parents. Check out all these creative ways you can use them.

From Karen Finch - As my second son prepares to graduate from high school, I've wistfully dawdled back in time sifting through old photos, school papers and projects. And these, my little gems. Easy peasy simple index cards. Flipping through these little treasures reminds me what our days were like, how time lingered. No intrusive, all-too-handy devices ensnared us. And nothing intimidating about index cards here. No fancy hardbound journals. No special pens. Just images, phrases, moods…

Index cards are some of the most versatile, frugal tools available to homeschooling parents. Check out all these creative ways you can use them. 1. Math flashcards. Make homemade addition, subtraction

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I've started using the typewriters again heavily, after several months of mostly writing by hand. As a result, I'm using the Circa/Rollabind notebooks again quite a bit. I like that I can put all my typewritten pages in a notebook for easy perusal, and with the knowledge that if one morning I get up and decide to hit the coffee house and write by hand for awhile, I can do that in the same notebook. In anticipation of November and for my own use now, I wanted a way to store/display index…

Create a handy index card mini book.

A place for everyday creativity + life-documenting. There'll be paper, stripes + plenty of tales. And if you laugh along the way then all the better.

Task Index Cards Revisited – DSri Seah

All the daily creativity came to a screeching halt nearly a week ago with the last day of July and the 61st card. With the combined 100 day project and this one, I had created every day for 118 days straight. I felt neither overly happy nor sad for the…

Table of Contents 🌻 2022 ICAD Challenge Hint: This page will automatically update when new prompts are posted. Daisy Yellow Index-Card-a-Day Challenge How does ICAD work? June 1-July 31, 2022 The idea is simple; create something on index card every day for 61 days.

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Tired of complex planners? Discover a simple index card hack to stay focused on top daily priorities with minimal effort and maximum impact.

Completed Area of Improvement for 9 Mar 09 - any suggestion for my AAR?

Before I start, I have a confession to make: I used to hate notebooks. I’ve always loved writing, so I heard the advice to keep a journal or a notebook about a million times. I’d buy a pretty journal, and, after a few days, or, at the most, weeks, abandon it on my shelf. I couldn’t tell why—whether I was too lazy, or real life was too boring, or if I just didn’t know anything worth writing down. By the time I signed up for a writing class at my home school co-op, I’d sworn off journals. At…

I’m now going deeper into this planning and editing of my novel than I ever anticipated. In this week’s video I share how I’ve broken the novel up into chapters and, following on from the last video where I drew up a grid to identify gaps in the plot, I am now starting to make additions on the index cards marked ‘insert’. Click the link to watch the video.

Turned my Math class notes into quick reference index cards. BIG Help!

I made my own address book by using an index card holder! Instead of erasing information, I just make a new index card, punch a hole, and replace it! It's nice because you can always add an index card, and it's easy to store--just hang it on a hook!