Making the Most Out of the Calendar Pages
Don’t forget the very first type of page you will work on in your bullet journal, which is 
the calendar page. We wanted to include a few more tips and tricks for you to make the 
most out of calendar pages in your fall bullet journal.

Be Creative with the Design
To start with, use your imagination when creating the different calendar pages, starting 
with the monthly calendar, then moving on to weekly and daily spreads. There is a lot 
you can do with the design, both for fall and other seasons.
For fall, good images to draw or stickers to get include fall leaves, trees, pumpkins, 
feathers, and similar images. These can be sketched, colored, or you can use stencils 
and other craft supplies.
It can be a lot of fun to decorate the pages, plus this encourages you to use the bullet 
journal more often.

Consider Different Daily Calendar Spreads
There are many ways to work with a daily calendar spread. Yes, they take up more 
space, but they are great when you are struggling with productivity and constantly falling 
behind.
These pages typically have different boxes, such as one for that day’s to-do list, another 
for appointments or events happening, and other boxes just for notes and other details 
like tracking your mood or what you are eating that day.

Utilize the Monthly Calendar
Remember that the monthly calendar in your bullet journal is a very powerful tool. This 
is used to reference so many things, from deciding on when to plan certain events, to 
organizing your weeks based on appointments and responsibilities you have. 
Here are some tips for using the monthly calendar:
Fill out birthdays and anniversaries first. 
Next, add in appointments or events. 
Keep adding more information as plans are made. 
Reference it when filling out weekly and daily spreads.
Using a bullet journal in the fall allows you to embrace the season, stay productive and 
organized, and really enjoy it.
