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Free Printable Daily Project Checklist

Free Daily Projects Checklist

A Simple Weekly Planner for Getting the Things Done

I originally made this little checklist for myself because I wanted one simple place to see the projects and jobs I need to work on each day of the week.

Why I Made This

I Needed Something SIMPLE

I love a good planner. I love lists. I love planning things. Unfortunately, sometimes I can spend so much time planning how I’m going to get everything done that I don’t actually get enough of the things done. 😂

So I wanted something I could keep right beside my regular planner with just the little projects and jobs that need to happen on certain days.

No complicated system. No seventeen-step planning process. Just Monday through Sunday, a few check-off spots, and GO.

Daily Projects… for Your Whole Week

Even though I call this my Daily Projects Checklist, it gives you a spot for every day of the week.

Each day has eight check-off spaces, divided into two columns of four. Fill in as many or as few as you need.

You could use those spaces for work projects, household jobs, appointments, crochet projects, errands, social media tasks, meal prep or anything else you need to remember.

How I Use Mine

The Things That Need to Happen This Week

I use mine for the repeating little projects that help keep Snappy Tots moving — things like working on patterns, checking in with testers, preparing newsletter items, pinning projects, posting in the Totally Snappy Tots group and all those other little jobs that are really easy for me to forget.

Instead of having them floating around in my head, I can look at one little weekly checklist and see, “Okay. What needs to happen today?” Then I get to check it off, which may be the best part. 😂

How to Use Your Daily Projects Checklist

  • Add the projects or tasks you want to work on under each day.
  • Use all eight spaces — or only the ones you need.
  • Check off each item as you finish it.
  • Use it for repeating weekly tasks or change your list every week.
  • At the end of the week, start fresh and do it all again!

And please don’t feel like eight spaces means you need eight things every single day. The blank spaces are there when you need them — not because you need to fill them.

What Could You Put on It?

Whatever helps you get through your week! Here are a few ideas:

🧶 Crochet projects
💻 Work projects
🛒 Errands
📅 Appointments
🧹 Household jobs
💌 Emails & paperwork
📱 Social media
❤️ Something for YOU
Snappy Freebie

Get Your Free Daily Projects Checklist

I made TWO versions because apparently I couldn’t just make one. 😂

Choose the Snappy Goose version or the Classic version — then grab the PDF or PNG.

Choose Your Style

🪿 Snappy Goose Version

Because of course one of them needed a goose. ❤️

Free Snappy Tots Daily Projects weekly checklist with goose

⭐ PDF — Recommended

Best for Goodnotes or printing.

Download Goose PDF

PNG — Image Version

Choose this if you’d rather save it as an image.

Download Goose PNG
Choose Your Style

❤️ Classic Version

Same cheerful checklist, just without the goose!

Free Snappy Tots Daily Projects weekly checklist without goose

⭐ PDF — Recommended

Best for Goodnotes or printing.

Download Classic PDF

PNG — Image Version

Choose this if you’d rather save it as an image.

Download Classic PNG

Not sure which file you need? Choose the PDF. 😊

❤️ A Quick Note About This Freebie

This checklist is a Snappy Tots freebie for personal use. You’re welcome to print it or use it digitally as many times as you’d like for yourself.

Please don’t sell the checklist, repost the files, upload them to another website or group, or share the PDF/PNG files directly. If your friends love it too, send them to this page so they can grab their own free copy. ❤️

🩵 How to Use It in Goodnotes

  1. Download the PDF version to your iPad.
  2. Open the downloaded PDF and tap the Share button.
  3. Choose Open in Goodnotes or Copy to Goodnotes. The wording may vary depending on your iPad and Goodnotes version.
  4. Add the checklist to your planner or notebook.
  5. Use your Apple Pencil or Goodnotes tools to write your projects on the lines and check them off as you finish them.
  6. At the end of the week, duplicate your clean page and start again!
💛 DON’T MISS THIS Before you start writing on your checklist, keep one clean master copy in Goodnotes. Duplicate that blank page each week and you’ll always have a fresh checklist ready to go.

🖨️ Prefer Paper?

  1. Download the PDF version.
  2. Print your favorite version.
  3. Fill in the projects you want to tackle each day.
  4. Check them off as you go and print a fresh copy next week.

Want to reuse the same sheet? Slip it into a page protector and use a wet-erase marker. Wipe it clean at the end of the week and start over.

Another Snappy Freebie

Want to See What 50 Days Can Do?

I also made a 50 Days: Don’t Break the Chain Tracker for the habits and little things you want to keep doing consistently. Use this weekly checklist to decide what needs to happen today, and the 50-day tracker to watch all those little efforts add up!

Get the Free 50-Day Tracker
Small Steps. Big Progress. ❤️

You don’t need the perfect planner or the perfect week. Sometimes you just need to know what you’re doing next.

Plan it. Do it. Check it off. Keep going!

Which One Did You Pick?

Are you Team Goose 🪿 or Team Classic ❤️?

Leave me a comment below and tell me which one you’re using — and what kind of projects are going on your list!

DON’T LOSE THIS ONE

📌 Save This Free Printable for Later!

Save the Daily Projects Weekly Checklist to Pinterest so you can find it whenever you’re ready for a fresh week.

Free Printable Daily Projects Checklist and Weekly Planner 📌 PIN THIS FREEBIE

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