3 Pack To Do List Notepad, 52 Sheets Mix Color Tear Off, 6.5" x 9.8" Double Sided Spiral Checklist Planning Notebook for Adults and Kids Classroom Office Gifts(Blue, Green, Purple)

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I wish these had a hard back so it was easier to write on them without having to be placed on a hard surface. The page for writing has nice spacing for your list and other sections you can use if needed. The backs of the pages are blank, so you can flip it over after and use as a sketch pad or for freestyle note taking.

These were just as advertised; thick paper, smooth turning, nice layout.

These were quite a bit larger than I expected them to be but that will keep from losing them. My current system is to use envelopes from junk mail to put all my lists and notes on and then subsequently lose them.I really like that I can this is set up to be organizational. You start by putting the date at the top and you make your list of things you need (or want) to do. There is a top priority section and a section for things you need to do tomorrow, as well as a 'don't forget' and 'notes' section. It's spiral bound at the top so instead of feeling overwhelmed at looking at the same list, where some things are crossed off but other things are added, I can start each day fresh, even if it means writing things down from yesterday's list that didn't get done. The pages are perforated at the top so you can tear them off instead of tearing them off at the spiral.The only thing that I wish was different is that the notepads had a protective back and front cover. They have neither. Aside from that, these are excellent for planning your day and taking care of errands.

These notepads have nice, thick paper and the colors are pretty. There are a lot of boxes for different lists. I do wish they had a cover and a cardboard back to make it easier to carry into different rooms. The only way it works without them is if it stays in the same place all the time.

I really like these to-do notebooks. My normal (dis)organization is managed with sticky notes, and let's be honest - that's not super effective. Using these to-do lists have been very effective for me. I start my day with a new page. I pull everything from the day before that I didn't get to, and put it in the main list or the more important box. Then I list all the things for that day, and make any additional notes/don't forgets in those boxes. Then I cross them off as the day goes by. I don't accidentally throw the notebook away, and it doesn't get stuck to other papers and end up in a drawer. I can see at a glance what I have/haven't done, what I have left, and if I have gotten to the more important things. I especially like - seeing the list almost completely crossed out a the end of the day, so I can actually see that I have (or haven't) been productive for the day. Small changes can have big impacts.

These notepads are very handy. I like that the spiral binding is at the top so I can easily start a to do list for the following day without bending or disrupting the current page. I do wish that each note pad had a cardboard back or plastic so it’s easier to write on it while standing. They are a little flimsy in the fact that they easily bend and fold without a strong back. The colors are muted but still strong. These are very good size too, almost as large as a regular sheet of paper. Overall very pleased

I can’t keep track of things so time and time again I revert to paper lists. Saw this set and since it’s back to school, figured my kiddo would like one also.I compared it to the paper in my inexpensive moleskine notebook using 3 types of fountain pens. The paper in the to do lists is thicker and smoother so nicer to write on. No back on the notepad, but that makes this easier to recycle when finished. Each page is perforated at the top so can be torn off when finished or you can flip it to the back. Each notebook is the same color throughout the entire book: Blues or purples or aqua– each page is the same.I’m old and tactile and love using printed items as well as real paper. Smells like it was printed, like a new book or a back to school planner.Photos of my pens on both the moleskine and the to do lists so that you can see the paper thickness.