#studhyschool

leave all requests for printables and such in the reply section!! I want to make this the best school year yet!

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make a bullet journal

start a YouTube channel

make an etsy account

go shopping

look through old photos

make a bucket list

read a book(s)

empty your inbox

watch Netflix, YouTube,..

go swimming

play a sport

wear a face mask

take a good nap

organize your closet

organize your room

go online shopping

text some friends you hadn’t spoken to in a while

learn/play an instrument

do some laundry

edit some pictures

FaceTime a friend

paint your nails

paint a picture

draw

practice your handwriting

workout

make a workout routine

go for a walk/run

start a blog

experiment with your hair

learn a new language

watch a movie in your target language

organize your phone

write in a journal

meditate

make a vision board

do yoga

have a photoshoot

practice some makeup

do something you’ve been putting off for a while

I’ve compiled a list of small, but effective things you can do in order to improve your grades. I hope this helps at least one person :)) 

1. Expand your resources 

  - Go to your local library to study when you get the chances     Sometimes changing your environment can help you study more efficiently.

2. Review your material every day   - You do not have to completely review everything all the time, but     skimming your notes so nothing slips from your minds. 

3. Change your class habits   - Try sitting in the front of your class instead of the back if you have the option. Most may not like this, but I've found sitting in the front beneficial. When I sit in the back, I tend to not pay attention. By making yourself sit in the front you'll pay more attention (especially if you’re right in front of your teacher), and possibly ask more questions and get the grades you want. 

4. Join a study group   - Whether it be a group of two or five, find a group of people who have the same academic goals as you. Study groups can be very helpful for studying and overall motivation if you're at a loss.

5. Prioritize your time   - Not every class requires the same amount of work, and you should find out what classes you need to spend most of your time on. You will have to spend extra time and effort to get that good grade. That being said, don’t shy away from hard classes. Challenging yourself is great, it’s worth it. 

another new printable available now on my Etsy shop!

check them out on my shop:

student grade tracker 

student vocabulary lists

personal expense tracker

start a blog

take online surveys

sell on Etsy

sell your old clothes/accessories on Poshmark (my account)

become a tutor (tutoring younger kids is easy; from my personal experience)

babysitting

pet sitting/walking

collect water bottles

keep a coin jar (it adds up)

sell your old books

sell your notes?

work as an online translator (if you’re fluent in other languages)

become a photographer and sell photos

write product reviews

landscaping (managing flowers, cutting grass, snow blowing)

run errands for neighbors/elderlies?

affiliate marketing (promoting companies)