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Fall Organizer


Fall Organizer

In this post you'll see how I have organized my papers for Thanksgiving, if you're hosting Thanksgiving at your home the checklist are perfect for you! I also have a calendar going from September-November to write in special events and dates, a fun Fall Bucket list and some coloring pages I found online.




I got just a cheap binder from Dollar General for a couple dollars and used my label maker to label the binder.


I threw in some blank pages I had for any extra notes I wanted to add.

Then I added this page that starts that has a week before slot and then a Sunday - Thursday slot.
This is where I'll write down anything I need to do leading up to Thanksgiving - whether it be cleaning the bathroom, vacuuming, running to the store, etc.

I use this page the day of Thanksgiving - I used this last year and it worked great and kept me on track during the day.

This is the page where you'll write down everything you're making, when to start it, what serving dish to use, etc.

This page you can use if you're taking things to another event - if you have multiple Thanksgivings you're going to you can list them for each one. You can also use it to keep track if you're hosting who's bringing what.


I forgot to print my pretty Thanksgiving Calendar! so until I get that printed this one will do.


I found this cute printable on Nesting with Graces instagram that I had to have! 


In the back I have these fun coloring pages I found on Pinterest and printed off.

Another one I forgot to print😏 but this ones available in the package as well. I use this last year and will use it again this year to write down anything I need to get from dishes to food.


I keep my Fall Bucket List printable on the fridge so I can make sure we check some things off this year😊.
If you need a little organization in you're life this Thanksgiving this binder is perfect for you! 
You can find my printables here for only $2! it comes with all 6 printables plus my fall bucket list.

I plan on adding more for next year to help get ready for Halloween too if you're hosting a fun Halloween party or something.

Thanks for stopping by and seeing how I keep my Thanksgiving organized!





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