A couple of days ago I posted a picture of my digital planner on Insta and a couple people asked if I could share my template! Of course I can, but I also wanted to give a quick tutorial as well.
Not only do I use Google Slides, I use the Bitmoji extension for Chrome, the Noun Project add-on for icons, and the Unsplash add-on for amazing commercial free photos. These are also two add-ons I use in creating my TPT products!
Here is a link to my template: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/13viLilWLiGAG09AvhXWitcPntDMLy9nIncVhsU9L1JM/copy?usp=sharing
Here is a video tutorial on how to use these add-ons to create a super fan and totally cheap planner.
I do like to print them out and pin them upon the wall because I need that physical reminder and I just think they are so cute they need to be seen!
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