Jot & Mark To Do List 3 x 5 Inches Vertical Index Cards - Green (Pack of 100)

A bit smaller than expected, but nevertheless work. I actually bought these to replace a to do list set I had used up from Michaels. These are perfect for anyone who enjoys planning extremely detailed lists.In fact, I actually prefer these to my old ones. I like that there are check boxes for efficiency (and don’t we all just love the satisfaction earned from getting a chore done?) and that there is a set box for the date (great if you are like me and have lots of old to do lists lying about and have no idea which is new or now lol). Plenty of lines for happy planning.The cards are also double sided, so that you can save paper. The cards are also extremely durable. I noticed that previous reviewers mentioned the annoyance of having no storage case, but I have a solution! For on the go, I would recommend using a standard index card case. If you are like me and do not have one (or cannot spare one), you can use the plastic container you get from buying the extra large pack of Extra gum (that’s how small these cards are). I hope this cleared up any questions you may have.m

Perfect size for quick notes, sturdy card stock.

I love the thickness of these note cards. Helps to keep track of things I need to get done over the week or items I need to pick up along my daily travels. This is the 3rd time I have purchased and love them.

These are neat little cards. They are more sturdy than post-it paper, so they don't get crumpled easily like other lists in my purse. Printed on both sides. Great for shopping lists and chore lists. At work, these look neat and professional. My gripe is for more complicated to do lists. The printing is quite dark, so it's not conducive to more free form writing on multiple lines. If you go more than one line, it's difficult to distinguish between items at a glance. To alleviate this I skip lines which reduces the number of items I can write down. I typically use a contrasting pen color like blue or green to make my notes stand out against the black lines. These cards would be improved by making the list guide lines and check boxes much lighter, like faint notebook lines. Additionally, the white space border and check boxes reduce the width of writing space per line. The check boxes have white space around them as well, so visually it is not a strong connection to the line item. I am a cross off person, not a check mark person, so I don't use the boxes. A more flexible style would be a simple grid with a narrow column for a check mark.Despite my minor gripes, this is a decent stack of to do list cards.

I adore these for listing work tasks. I was looking for something simple with checkboxes and this fits the bill. I like that they are sturdier than a slip of paper, so it wouldn't tear when it gets shoved around on my desk. I also love that it's double-sided so I can just flip it over and reuse it when the list starts to get unruly. Since I make my lists on a weekly basis (my tasks usually take a few days to complete), this pack will last me at least a year. Love it! I only wish it were a pad instead of individual cards so it wouldn't slide around in my drawer (I've since noticed that they do make a pad with fewer sheets. Next time!).

I've been using various To Do Lists for over 50 years and these are the best yet. You can list up to 38 tasks, more than enough capacity for just updating once a week. They are pocket size and portable.

I love these little to-do lost cards. I make my list and transfer anything not completed to the next day. They fit in my wallet which is great for having the list with me at all times.

This is the perfect list card for almost any list you can think of. Ideal for grocery shopping, but they work for any list where you want some room to write down the item or the task and then want to check the item off when it's finished. The card stock is sturdy but flexible. We put these in the magnetic holder that is made for these list cards.