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Journaling and planners are really hot right now. So why not fix yourself up your own fancy notebooks? Supplies: Composition Notebook Scrapbooking paper Modge Podge Self-adhesive rhinestones or other decorations Buttons Ribbon Corner Rounder Mini Glue Dots or glue stick Krylon Spray Sealer (if using printable paper) Apply a coat of glue to the entire  front […]

Are you starting your first bullet journal? When I started bullet journaling two years ago, I didn't want to spend any money in case I didn't like bullet journaling, so I found a blank composition notebook to use. Composition notebooks usually don't have pretty covers (mine didn't), so I decided to decorate it so I can have a beautiful bullet journal. You can do the same!

If you are a mom or dad and you have kids that already go to school, I’m pretty sure that sometime in your life, you are asking yourself “What are you going to do with their old notebooks?”. It is easy to throw out those old notebooks and just buy a new set of notebooks every school year. But of course, we all know that we can still use those old school notebooks and used papers. Ever since my son started going to school, I always have a pile of papers, notebooks, and books. So at the end of the school year, I do my own inventory so I will have an idea of what I need to buy, reuse, and recycle. Last March, I only spent less than P400 on my son’s school supplies compared to P1431 if I will buy everything at their school bookstore. I saved money because I still have enough supplies and I will reuse most of his school supplies like notebooks. Having said that, I always collect those notebooks and used papers that I can reuse and recycle. It is my way of helping the environment and saving money too. I already blogged about my DIY Scratchpad before, so you can check my post here on how I reuse old papers. Read: DIY Scratchpad For now, let me share “How to Reuse or Recycle Old Notebooks”. There are 3 things that I do with old school notebooks. 1. Reuse Old Notebooks  After the final exam, I will get all my son’s notebooks and check if there are notebooks that I can reuse. For this school year, I reused 3 notebooks. Math, HELE and Araling Panlipunan. I just removed all the used pages and replaced the cover so it will look new. For our Math spring notebook, the cover is not in good condition so I removed the cover, spring, and sew the pages of the notebook. Then I used cardboard to make a new cover. I was able to make two new Math Notebook. For HELE and Araling Panlipunan, I just removed the used pages and cover it. 2. Make Scratch Paper  My son is using composition notebooks so I don’t tear the used pages, I cut it so I can reuse the other side. You can use a paper clamp to keep all the papers, make a scratch pad using padding glue, or use a fastener. This year, I have some fasteners so I used them to make my own scratch paper. It is easier since the pages of the notebook are not uniform. If you notice, I still have a writing notebook, leftover from Grade 3 Level. 3. DIY Notebook Since I have a lot of scratch papers, sometimes I make a DIY notebook. For those school notebooks that my son can’t reuse, because I feel that the pages are not enough, I used it. Instead of buying Filler Refill, I make my own notebook. After removing the used pages, collect the unused pages. You can use a stapler or sew the unused pages including the cover to bind it. In my case, I just sew the paper, using the present holes as my guide. So now, I have 6 Filler Refills and I don’t need to buy anymore for my notes or journals. This is an easy DIY project that you can do to save money every school year. I am lucky that my son reuses his school supplies. Note: I got the pencil wrap PDF file from Pinterest. I just print the file and used it for our notebooks. Update 2020  COVID19 happened so we’re stuck at home and we cannot go out because of the Community Quarantine. So I started organizing and decluttering my son’s school supplies. I started making DIY notebooks again. This time I was able to make 4 notebooks. I printed my own notebook wrapper using the patterns from Nautical Collection and for the text, I used the Chery Rush Font.   Update 2021  For the school year 2020 to 2021, my son has online classes so he seldom uses his notebooks so he will just reuse those notebooks for the school year 2021 to 2022. But I also have my old notebooks so I decided to save the unused pages.

Utilitarian notebooks have a split connotation. On one hand, there is a visual paradigm associated with study: a recording of information that can be easily accessed. On the other hand, there is a definite relationship between notebooks and artistic fluidity: where the notebook becomes a space to experiment, doodle and freely associate.

This digital composition notebook comes with 3 predesign covers, but you can create your custom cover. It includes white digital paper with no lines, grid and ruled.

Starting Interactive Notebooks was daunting, to say the least!  Starting Interactive Notebooks with a Read 180 class...well, let's just say that there was definitely a big daunting learning curve.  However, midway through the 2nd quarter, I have to say that I am unbelievably proud of our notebooks! Which is why I am linking up with Erin of I'm Lovin' Lit for her Interactive Throw Down Linky to POSITIVELY BRAG about MY STUDENTS! Just in case you are not familiar with Read 180, it is a Scholastic reading intervention program.  It comes with a language workbook (or L-book), a reading textbook (or R-book), a Lexile leveled class library, and an intensive computer software reading program.  It is intended for students who are reading far below or below grade level.  Overall, it is a really good program.  Now, I have been doing "Math Notebooks" or as they were called in the olden days, "Math ToolKits,"  for years before I realized that they were called "Interactive Math Notebooks," but it had been nine years since I had broken out of the Read 180 routine and tried something new with reading.  So earlier this year, when our R-books were trapped in Purchasing Purgatory, I took the opportunity to RUN!  Did I do it the right way?  Who knows?  I just ran through Target like a madwoman, throwing post-it notes and composition notebooks in my cart with a smile on my face. We started with reading Maroo of the Winter Caves, and instead of summaries of chapters read in class, I pulled passages and worked on "textual evidence."  I modeled, they wrote, I modeled again, they rewrote...it took a lot of work, but then this started happening.  And their passages started looking like this...   Then we started posting responses, because sharing them in the morning was taking too long:). Then I got brave and tried Erin's Plot Elements Foldable.  Did they need some help?  Of course, they did!  We went through the lesson as a class, for an entire morning (since they are a self-contained Intervention class, I have them for four straight periods), and they were totally involved in the lesson. After this we did some readings on the Iceman - which probably should have gone into a Social Studies Interactive Notebook, but I am not exactly following the normal template. Then reality hit.  Our R-books arrived.  No more small group time with our Interactive Notebooks because we had R-books to get through.   And that is when I rebelled.  We are totally using our Notebooks still.  We use them in small group for our responses and QuickWrites, with our Action magazine, and for homework.  I am taking a break from a class novel and giving them time to get into the Read 180 library books and novels. With every book in the Read 180/System 44 library, there is a Quickwrite and Graphic Organizer.  In the past, these tended to just fill up the Read 180 basket, and once in a while I would pretend to look at them.  They were awful and sloppy, because I didn't pay attention to them.   This year they are going in their Interactive Notebooks - which magically makes them special.   I watch my kids take their time, carefully writing and editing, cutting and pasting, and checking them over before showing them to me...and I am amazed.  They have to be perfect because they are going in "the Notebook." They started writing their test scores on the top of their Quickwrite pages, all by themselves.  About every two weeks, instead of small group with the R-book, we go over them together in private conferences.  This is the first year, I have been able to really keep track of the numerous tests and books.  And best of all, they are writing responses like this... Her Lexile is in the mid 500's.  Pure teacher joy:)! Without a doubt, this has been the most challenging year I have had in a long time.  There were days in August where I questioned my sanity and was tempted to revert back to the standard reading logs.  My strict Read 180 routine has taken a hit, but their SRI growth has skyrocketed.  Will I do it differently next year?  Absolutely, there will be changes even as the year goes on.  It has taken more time, and they definitely look different than other "Interactive Notebooks" that I have seen, but Read 180 and Interactive Notebooks definitely work.  Upper grade teachers are coming in and checking them out, which has the kids bursting with pride.  I couldn't be prouder or happier. The one thing that I was most worried about was that they would lose their Notebooks. To date, not one has gone missing.  Occasionally, one gets left in a desk or at home, but they have not "lost" one yet.  Middle schoolers, intervention class, one third of them are ADHD, two-thirds are boys, and they haven't lost one yet.   At his Student Led Conference, one of my boys was showing his mom his Notebook and said, "It makes me feel smart."  They haven't lost one yet.

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Altered composition notebook I made for my son to use during summer break. More details are on my blog http://fuzzymaddyblog.blogspot.com/2012/06/mommy-school.html

Here's a altered notebook that I made yesterday. I love the new Typeset DSP. http://stampinbythebay.blogspot.com/2014/07/altered-notebooks.html

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Polka Dot Composition Notebook: Gray and White | College-Ruled | 120 Pages | 7.5 x9.25 | Matte Finish Cover [Morris, Ed] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. Polka Dot Composition Notebook: Gray and White | College-Ruled | 120 Pages | 7.5 x9.25 | Matte Finish Cover

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