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• Challenge 4: Weekly Planner Buddy
Child creates a weekly planner, parent checks in once a week.

🎯 Weekly Planner Guide for Students
Weekly Planner Guide for Students.mp4
Goal: Stay on top of assignments, break big tasks into small steps, and feel in control!
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🛠️ Step 1: First-Time Setup (One-Off – 10 min)
✅ Open your planner (Canvas or Word file)
Weekly_Study_Planner_Sept-Nov_2025.docx
✅ Add your name + class list at the top
✅ Read the instructions so you know where to type stuff
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📅 Step 2: Weekly Planning Session (15–20 min – Sunday night or Monday morning)
1. Open your Canvas Calendar
2. For each assignment due this week, copy this into your planner:
o Title / Subject
o Due date & time
o Submission method (Canvas / Google Doc / in-class)
o Estimated time needed (e.g. 30 min, 2 hr)
3. Add each item under Homework / Assignments Due
4. Break big tasks into steps in My Study Plan
5. Mark priority:
🔴 Red = urgent
🟠 Orange = medium
🟢 Green = low
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☀️ Step 3: Daily Quick-Check (5–10 min – each morning or evening)
✅ Pick your top 1–3 tasks for the day (start with Reds!)
✅ Time-block them in your phone or notebook
✅ Set a timer or alert to stay on track
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🧠 Step 4: Break Big Assignments into Steps
Example:
1) Research (Mon) → 2) Outline (Tue) → 3) Draft (Wed) → 4) Edit & Submit (Thu)
Put each step on a different day so you’re not cramming the night before!
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⏱️ Step 5: Use Time Estimates + Pomodoro Focus
• Write how long each step will take (e.g. Draft — 45 min)
• Use Pomodoro:
🎯 25–30 min work → 🍿 5–10 min break
After 3–4 blocks → 🧘‍♀️ longer break (15–30 min)
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✅ Step 6: When You Finish a Task
✔ Tick it off + write the date
🕒 Note how long it took (helps future planning)
🔁 If it took longer than expected, adjust next time
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🔍 Step 7: Weekly Reflection (3–5 min – end of week)
Ask yourself:
• What went well?
• What will I change next week?
• Did I miss any deadlines?
Write your answers in the reflection box.
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✏️ Copy-Paste Formats
Planner Entry:
History — Medieval Essay | Due Fri 10 Oct 3:00pm | Canvas upload | Est 180 min
Study Plan:
1) Research (Mon 6 Oct, 30m) 2) Outline (Tue 7 Oct, 30m) 3) Draft (Wed 8 Oct, 60m) 4) Edit & submit (Thu 9 Oct, 60m)
Message to Teacher:
Hi [Teacher name], I’m working on the Medieval Essay due Fri 10 Oct. I’m behind because [brief reason]. Can I request a short extension or quick feedback on my outline? Thanks, [Name]
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🧠 Top Tips
• Keep planner visible (pin it or bookmark it)
• Use alarms + calendar events with 2 reminders
• Reward yourself after Pomodoro sets (snack, walk, phone time)
• Use bullet points or voice-to-text if writing is tricky
• Submit a photo/screenshot of your planner if typing is hard