November To Do List

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Keep a very busy month of the year organized and smoothly running with this free November To Do Checklist. Download the checklist now and sail right through the entire month and accomplish everything on your to do list.

I’m a big believer in using to do lists to keep my busy life on track.

When you try to remember everything you have to do, it’s like having too many tabs open on your computer or too many apps on your phone – it just slows down your functioning.

There’s no reason to try to hold everything you need to do each day and each month in your memory. Why not free up that brain space for doing creative and problem solving thinking.

To make it easier for you and for me, I’ve created monthly to do lists with tasks that make sense to accomplish in that month.

November To Do List

How to Use the November To Do List

Print out the list. You’ll find the printing steps below.

The recommended tasks involve preparing for Thanksgiving and December holidays. Additionally, preparation for house guests are included.

There is space to add your own tasks for the month of November. Consider tasks that you must accomplish this month rather than maybe-I’ll-get-to-them tasks.

There is also a section of seasonal items that are usually on sale in November. This helps you with meal planning and your grocery shopping lists this month.

Keep this November To Do List in your family binder, at your family command center or in your planner. You want to keep the checklist readily available to help you in keeping track of these tasks you’ve identified as critical for this month.

More To Do List Resources

• A 33-page Comprehensive Monthly To Do List Set
• Running To Do List free printable
• Daily To Do List for the Happy Planner or half-sheet sized
• Free Daily to Do List Printable for Sticky Notes

How to Print the Checklist

• Download your free printable November To Do List.
  • Click on the link above.
  • Right click on the image.
  • Save the November To Do List pdf to your computer.
• Print out on your computer.
  • You can print it out on regular printer paper and consider using a page protector to help the checklist hold up to a month’s worth of use.
  • You may want to print it out on heavier card stock paper so that it is sturdier.
  • You can also consider laminating the to do list so that you can use it year after year. Check out how I laminated our family’s back-to-school morning routine printable.
• Or take it to an office supply store for printing.

Using To Do Lists with a Planner

I rely heavily on the power combination of my planner plus to do lists. I’ve used both planners and bullet journals.

I shared my favorite to do list resources above. These are to do lists that I’ve created myself and I actually use in both my business and personal life.

These are my favorite bullet journal and planner resources that I’ve used myself and recommend:

• Undated Bullet Journal Template – easy-to-use templates I’ve created for my own planning use.
• Free Bullet Journal Calendar – a great monthly printable
• Clever Fox Planner – A high-quality combination of a preprinted planner and the power of a bullet journal. My readers can use discount code ORGANIZED3110OFF for a 10% discount.
• Erin Condren Planner – A very popular planner that is easy to personalize.
• If you’re interested in learning more about how to use a bullet journal and other bullet journal templates I’ve shared, check out Bullet Journal – What You Need to Know with more than 30 resources.

Be sure to pin this free printable November To Do Checklist so you can find it again next year.

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