So I am not a huge fan of using stencils to draw my doodles, I do however love using a stencil to draw out quick layouts and boxes. So here are some of my favorite stencil packs to do just that. If any of the stencils below go out of stock please let me know by dropping a comment below! 

In the images below you can see some different layouts where I used a stencil to quickly draw out the spread. 

When I first started down the journey of making my own stickers I did it out of a necessity of trying to make creating layouts easier. I watched a few youtube videos to get the hang of it and figure out what I products I might need.

​If you have access to sticker paper and a printer you are pretty much good to go.

Especially if you have access to a free educator Canva account. 

These are some stickers I made for my book journal, I have some for fiction or nonfiction. And things to use for rating. 

Here is a quick document I made on Canva asking parents to help donate additional materials that would be fun to have in the classroom. Keep in mind you can do a lot of these fun activities with spiral notebooks, pencils, and highlighters. Having access to stickers and washi tape does make it more special though. 

​Let me know if you would like access to a google doc option instead of the Canva original.

If you are not into using Canva and would rather work in google drive here is another version for you to work with. The top banner was made on Canva though! 

Here is another minimalist To Do List Printable- one that I found the basic layout on Canva and the put in Canva doodle elements that I liked.