Mrs. Saylor's 20-Time Blog 2019

For my 20-Time Project, I would like to learn how to bullet journal. Reasons Organization: A bullet journal is a great way to keep track of weekly and monthly appointments, as well as to track areas such as water intake, tv viewing, and moods. Creativity: While I am somewhat creative, I have a great deal of room for improvement in this area. I enjoy creative endeavors; I'm just not necessarily good at them. Catharsis: I believe that bullet journaling will provide time for me to relax, and it will likely be somewhat therapeutic. Final Product Partially complete bullet journal Video flip-tough or photo essay of the pages and/or process Materials & Cost Bullet journal - $5.00 Pens, pencils, ruler - $0 Stickers, washi tape - $10 Research Origin: I would research how bullet journaling began, who started it, etc. Set-up Options: I would research the best way to set up the journal - monthly, weekly, etc. Lettering/Ar...

Well, it's here! My favorite time of the year! It's time for the 20-Time Project! **Note for readers. This post is a sample for my students.** My initial reaction after 20-Time was introduced was hesitation. The project sounded kind of fun, but I could tell it was going to be a major undertaking. I was really confused about what topic I could choose, and that made me frustrated. Now that I've brainstormed ideas, I feel more confident about what is expected; however, I'm still a little bit nervous. The most difficult part of the process so far has been choosing a topic. I have a lot of ideas swimming around in my head, and part of me wishes I could do all of them. The brainstorming helped me come up with ideas, and I have it narrowed down to three ideas. Those three ideas are cooking, bullet journaling, and dog training. The best part of the process so far has been hearing all of the other ideas that people have. There is a wide variety of pro...