At the end of the month I draw this quick layout for a little bit of reflective writing on the month and then on my current projects:

• what I have completed this month
• what is in progress 
• what is up next

Then I also put a box at the bottom for behaviors or habits I would like to start, stop, or continue into the next month. This is a simple layout to draw and then fill in right then or later on when I have time. Sometimes I do a two page spread that gives me more room. Or, sometimes on the second page I will write out what I have listened, read or watched that month (see below).

If you have students for a homeroom or advisory period I would recommend doing a goal setting lesson once every grading period. This printable was just done on Canva as a quick worksheet for students to fill out instead of doing it in their journal.

Students could easily draw this out in their spiral notebooks with you modeling how to do it. This is again where I think the sketchnote style can come through because this would be easily replicated for students that are familiar with doing sketchnotes in the classroom.

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Bellow are some of the apps that I currently use all the time to track my habits and a few that I have tried off and on that have been really helpful.