This comprehensive system of organizational printables is sure to help you stay on top of life this year! Enjoy a weekly planner, a daily to-do list and schedule, a meal planner, and a 2018 calendar.
As much as I love staying organized using technology, I’m a paper girl at heart. There’s something to be said about writing things down by hand (using my favorite pens, of course!). I love crossing things off my list, circling, doodling and just putting pen to paper when it comes to planning and organizing my days.
If getting organized is on your list of intentions this year, then this set of free printables may be just what you need!
These simple, streamlined printables have helped me get a handle on my everyday commitments, focus on my priorities, use my time efficiently, and have more productive days. I hope they help you do the same!
Where It Started
It all started with the Daily To-Do List I designed last year, which has become my secret weapon for balancing school, motherhood, and work and church responsibilities. I shared some of my best, tried-and-true tips in that post, so it’s worth checking out.
Since that initial post, I’ve expanded my Daily To-Do List to a comprehensive system that includes a weekly planner, a meal planner/grocery list, and an updated 2016 calendar. Together, these printables are such a great tool to help you get organized and stay that way this year!
I designed all of the pages to be printer-friendly and use minimal ink. All that white space makes them sleek and inexpensive to print. To save paper, try printing them front and back.
How You Can Use These Printables
Take a closer look at each of the printables below, and if you’d like to download, use the link included above each photo.
You can print these pages out and store them in a clipboard for easy access, or hole punch them and put together a home organization binder. There are enough pages here to create your own custom planner to help you on your way to getting your day, your week and your life organized!
Printables Included in the Bundle
- Daily To-Do List
- Weekly Planner
- Meal Planner / Grocery List
Daily To-Do List
The Daily To-Do List is a detailed docket of everything you have going on during any given day. Use each space to record your top priorities, your scheduled tasks by time, your meals, and even your water intake.
(Note: Printables do not include outside grey border, that’s just for ease of viewing online.)
Weekly Planner
This weekly planner is a great way to get a bird’s eye view of your week and then prioritize your weekly to-do list. Use it in conjunction with the Daily To-Do List or on its own.
Meal Planner / Grocery List
Plan your menu for the week, including breakfast lunch and dinner. I especially love this meal planner because it includes a handy grocery list. Print it out and include it in your home organization binder, or pin it to the fridge to refer to throughout the week. I typically like to sit down and plan my meals for the week on Sunday evening.
If you’re looking for some new recipes to add to your menu, check out some of our favorite recipes that have been shared here at Simple as That through the years.
2018 Printable Calendar
Click here to download 2018 Calendar
Click here to download 2017 Calendar
I love the vertical format of these calendars and the handy “things to do” list included at that bottom. You can print them in color as shown or choose to print them in black and white using your printer settings.
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I definitely need help keeping organized! Thanks for the inspiration!!!
Loving these printables. I always need help with meal planning, I just stink at planning out a weeks worth of meals.
These are wonderful! Thank you!
I love these printables!! They are beautifully done. Can’t wait to start using them!! Thank you so much for taking the time to make them… 🙂
Love this! I can never find a planner that has everything I want/need, so this could be my best shot at creating my own! Thanks for shring!
You’re so welcome Morgan! 🙂
Love these printables and intend to use them as my work agenda next school year. The monthly forms will take me through to December, but will you have a new one for 2017?
I don’t right now but hope to update the calendar for 2017 for sure! 🙂
I love this Rebecca! Here’s mine! http://parcelandfrock.blogspot.com/2015/11/daily-life-list.html
Love printable! These fonts and colors are absolutely beautiful
I started out with just the daily planner sheet a few days ago ( I LOVE LISTS! but wanted something more than just the spiral notebook I write everything down in) and now I have printed all of the above lists and placed them into a binder. I was wondering do you have an in theme binder cover printable? Something fun that says Get Things Done and matches the motif?
hi,
I really enjoyed looking at your blog.,thanks for the printables..but just would like to know if you have the to do list in a half size page? I mean half of an A4? Planned to print out for my husband for his work abroad. 🙂 Thanks and hope I an start also a blog like this one soon. More Power!
those are beautifully created, what kind of program do you use to create them ?
Thank you so much for the printables !
I love these!! I just wanted to say, though, that the weekly planner and the meal plan planner links are both linking to the meal plan planner! I really would like the weekly planner so I’m just hoping maybe you can tell me how to get to it! 🙂
I just went in and double checked all the links for you Kayla and they’re working for me. Can you give it one more try? Sorry you’re having trouble.
thank you for making these super cute printables. I can’t seem to find a link to download the “to do list” though! And I did already subscribe. Please help!
Hi, I’m following the directions in the Facebook video and not having success downloading the calendar or any of the printables. I’ve tried deleting cookies etc. I only get an error page stating I’m already subscribed.
I’d love some assistance.
I love this printable… Do you happen to have it in just black/grey/white (grayscale)?
When I follow the link I just get the 2016 calendar, do tou have a link to a 2017 calendar?
Thanks
You’ll find the 2017 calendar here: https://simpleasthatblog.com/2016/08/free-printable-2017-calendar.html
Will you be doing a calendar for 2019? 🙂
Yes! Coming soon.
Hi Rebecca,
I just found your blog and it is amazing!
I am an MBA student that does not have too much money for fancy calendars right now. So, your printables are helping me to keep everything organized in a relatively low-cost and with the best design. I print everything on turquoise (my favorite color) it looks stunning!
Thank you so much!
You are the best!
So glad you love them Janeth! 🙂
Thank you so much for these. This is exactly what I needed.
Thank you for blessing me with these printables! very helpful and I love that you are sensitive to helping me save ink!
I love using these! I’m great at organizing, but not so great at creating beautiful forms. These are perfect! Thank you for sharing.
You’re so welcome! Glad you love them. 🙂
Hello! So pretty but I guess no longer free? Links go to etsy shop.
They’re $5.00 for the set in our Etsy shop. 🙂
I am going to download your stuff but do you have any pink ones that is my favorite color but if not I will do the blues one I need a meal plan and all the rest of them I like to see what I have to do and keep anything that is important that I have to remember
Hello Rebecca!
Thank you for your wonderfull planners
Very beatiful work 🙂
Hi Rebecca, how are you? I simply CANNOT THANK YOU ENOUGH for not only an amazingly comprehensive, info loaded website… AND for so many printables that you have so very generously given free to your readers.
I’ve had brain cancer for some time now and, on top of the non-stop pain, I have pretty severe memory loss which does make life very difficult. Having SO MANY unbelievably and ridiculously expensive specialists I really struggle to afford things – so please know this is VERY MUCH appreciated.
THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!!
Have a wonderful Christmas and Keep on the road you are on. You are a GEM!!!
Melissa (The Land Down Under)
p.s. I’m not sure if this is intentional or not but the only thing I found EXTREMELY FRUSTRATING was, when scrolling down the page, half the screen kept being hijacked by your “Click Here to Learn More” for your 2018 calendars, organizational pages, etc… It’s possibly me??? I’m not as “with it” as I used to be. Still LOVE YOUR SITE xoxoxox