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Weekly Booklet Activity Guide

Create an 8-page booklet for tracking daily tasks throughout the week. Print on a single A4 landscape page, then fold and cut to create a cute, compact weekly planner with extra space for notes.

When to use it

  • Weekly chore charts for children to track daily responsibilities.
  • Homework planners with daily tasks and subjects to complete.
  • Habit tracking for building routines (reading, exercise, practice).
  • Family activity planners for holidays or special weeks.

Tips for best results

  • Use emojis in your task list to make it more engaging for children.
  • Keep tasks short and specific (e.g., "📖 Read 20 minutes" not "Reading").
  • Use rainbow colour mode for visual appeal, black & white for printer economy.

Setting up the Booklet Template

  1. Enter your daily tasks (one per line) in the tasks field.
  2. Choose whether your week starts on Monday or Sunday.
  3. Select rainbow colours or black & white printing.
  4. Click "Print" to generate the booklet on A4 landscape.
  5. Fold the printed sheet to create your 8-page booklet (instructions below).

Creating the Booklet After Printing the Template

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Make your own 8 page booklet to track chores or tasks through the week. Template on the site under Activities > Weekly Booklet

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Folding instructions

  1. Print the booklet on A4 landscape paper with zero margins.
  2. Fold the sheet in half vertically (top to bottom).
  3. Fold the sheet in half horizontally (left to right). The fold it again so there are 4 vertical fold lines in total
  4. Open the booklet to reveal the 8 pages in correct order.
  5. Fold the sheet in half horizontally and cut into the middle of the page creating a slit.
  6. Unfold the sheet and fold it top to bottom now. Squish the paper towards the middle creating a diamond shaped empty space in the centre. Push together until there are two pages (like a + looking from the top).
  7. Push the left page to the back so that the title page (the start of the booklet) is facing you.