I am a bullet journal junkie and I try to set up every week with intentions to conquer the world! I wanted to share my hobby (obsession) with my students because journaling has so many emotional, organizational and writing benefits. I was lucky to get LOTS of composition notebooks on campus, enough to give all the students in two grades a special journal to start with. I showed them my own bullet journal (left) and a google slide presentation with some bujo basics to begin. I have loved watching those who were really interested in journaling take off and add their own interpretation to bullet journaling, kid style.
Every January I embark upon a celebration of snowflakes that boggles the minds of most teachers. I LOVE snowflakes, and they have so many interesting science and mathematical connections to make with students of every age! This year I added a google drawing component to my lessons, asking students to learn shortcuts in gsuite as they demonstrated understanding of the structure of a snowflake (hexagonal). Students drew and labeled their flakes- they can be categorized in several ways- and used their newfound techie shortcuts to make fabulous flakes. I shared a google drawing 
the big green bookshelf 