April 6, 2011
To Do Lists
What are the benefits of keeping ONE to-do list?
*all your to-do lists are in one place – no searching
*track your progress in one place
*peace of mind – organize your thoughts
*sense of accomplishment (even a simple task gets a check mark)
How to use this list:
*use the philosophy of doing the worst tasks first
*track kids projects and activities
*divide it by different people in your household’s tasks
*use it as a shopping or destination list
*separate by home and work tasks
*use it for Monday-Friday and Saturday/Sunday tasks
*laminate and use with a dry erase marker
*use it to organize thoughts/tasks for an event


April in CT Says
Thank you for this, I can really use it!!
Danielle Says
I always seem to mislplace my random to do lists. This is a GREAT idea – keeping them all on one page. THANKS for the WONDERFUL idea!!!
Handy Man, Crafty Woman Says
That is a great idea, dividing it into sections!
Jeanie Cullip Says
This would be great to divide between days of the week or family member.. everyday or every person has its own color!
blessings & giggles!
The Housewife Project Says
I love these to-do lists….love the look of them and that they’re sectioned off. I’m sending my readers this way! Thanks.
Tressa Says
Thanks so much! I love it!!
Gutterhelmet Says
Gutterhelmet.com has a spring cleaning to-do list to help cut your credit card bills in half too! check out http://www.gutterhelmet.com/blog/your-all-in-one-spring-gutter-checklist/ for some tips and tricks.
SugarFoot Designs Says
HI Clean Mama!! I ma a long time follower and wanted to let you know I shared this link on my Friday Finds post today at SugarFoot Designs! Thanks ofr creating such great useful items!
Cheryl Says
I’m confused…I can’t figure out how to download this. I just get taken to the scribd page where it asks me to choose a subscription – in which case it’s not really free. What am I missing, if anything?
Thanks!
Becky Says
Post authorit must have exceeded free downloads but you can go to this link and there are a few free to do lists here: http://www.cleanmama.net/free-printables
Liz Perez Says
Do you have this printable available in half sheer size? My planner is 5.5×8.5.