create a new file from a string of text - file

Question

I need to create a series of files with the file name of a line of text in a text document. I am on a mac and don't know about scripting. Is there a simple utility or a Terminal command where I can drag and drop in the file with the text in it and it would make the new files in the same directory?
The text file would say:
Week 1 Session 1
Week 1 Session 2
Week 1 Session 3
Week 2 Session 1
Week 2 Session 2
Week 2 Session 3
Week 3 Session 1
Week 3 Session 2
Week 3 Session 3
Week 4 Session 1
Week 4 Session 2
Week 4 Session 3
And so on for 35 weeks, with 'Week' starting a new line. This is something I would have to make periodically.
Having searched for an answer, I can see plenty of file names to a text file but not much the other way.
I apologise if this appears too simplistic but I would appreciate any help with this.

Answer 1

Thank you for the advice but I did find out how to do it.
On the mac you open a Terminal window and write 'touch' then the file name(s). If there is a gap in the file name, you put it in double inverted commas like this: "file 1.txt" then a space and more inverted commas if you want a second file such as
"file 1.txt" "file 2.txt"
I used Numbers (like Excel) to make all the names and pasted it in.
And that way it all worked very quickly. Low tech I am sure, but quick and useful.
Hopefully that answer will be useful to someone like me in the future.