How to make index page for project

Instead of using the stock bullet journal index that is popular in some top brand notebooks, learn how to design your own efficient index with a color coded system.

The index is the heart of your bullet journal, but there is always room to improve. Click through to see how to make a Bullet Journal index & learn six super simple index hacks to take your planning to the next level! Most notebooks that people use for bullet journaling contain over 200 pages. When you first start your bullet journal, it seems easy to keep track of them all. But it can quickly become overwhelming. Keep an index, and never lose track! #bulletjournalindex #bulletjournalhacks

Do you love writing, reading, and journaling? If yes, then

Make organizing your papers simpler with our 'Printable Blank Table Of Contents Templates.' Whether you're working on reports, guides, or school papers, these templates give you a tidy layout for your table of contents. Just write in the sections and page numbers to keep everything neat and easy to find. Download now to improve how you organize your documents. #TableOfContents #DocumentOrganization #PrintableTemplates

The first thing that'll catch your eye is the handwriting. It's neat, it's pretty, and it screams elegance. But don't let the stylish script distract you from another delightful detail: stickers!Yes, you read that right. Stickers aren't just for school projects or scrapbooks anymore. They're making their way into Bullet Journals, and boy, do they make a splash!Let's take a closer look at this index page. Notice how the stickers add a pop of color and a dash...

My homeschool organization method: A bullet journal and an as-we-go planner than lets me keep up with what we've done instead of trying to anticipate what we're going to do.

Making paper with kids is a great hands on history lesson for many time-periods, so learn how to make paper and let kids have a blast with this project.

Will be posting its cover page soon. This is how you can make its index and all

Going on a trip soon with your little one? Make a travel journal for your child using these simple ideas and you will have a fantastic memento of your trip!

Bibliography Cards For each source you use in your research, you need one bibliography card, made from an index card. A bibliography card records all the information from a source you will need to make your “Works Cited” page. The card also contains all of the information required to find the source again, should the need arise. Furthermore, on your bibliography card, you assign each source a unique number, that you will use when you make your note cards from that source. The next slide…