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#Pretty notebooks series
#Pretty notebooks windows

My friends, it always feels so refreshing to set out a nicely considered booklist at the beginning of the year, does it not? A feast of the most delicious and worthy ideas has been lovingly prepared and considered and set before the children in a most attractive and pleasing way. Does this not make you smile? The fact that he thought he really COULD fit his X-large visage into the paper basket for snugging down? I simply could not resist even though this picture has absolutely NOTHING WHATSOEVER to do with pretty notebooks or planning! LOL!!! Except that it makes me smile. 🙂 Gratuitous shot of the laziest, fattest, happiest, most adored kitty. Now you know what I’ve been up to – planning in pretty notebooks! I’ve got booklists built for my 11th grader, 7th grader, 3rd grader….and the cheeriest, happiest little booklist built for my preschooler/Kindergartner. Note - I am not a paid advertiser for Greenroom products, but I probably should be!!) Add a little pretty scrapbook paper to customize the cover and I’m there! But just in case you need simple, ready-to-roll-prettiness (LOL!), you might consider these notebooks by Greenroom (only available in Target stores….not online. OK - we may be biased but we think that our new Pink Flamingo Notebook should be voted the cutest. And I have enjoyed them as planning tools in the past. And theyre powerfully practical: a pocket at the back for receipts and scraps, two bookmarks and a solid magnetic side flap.

Combining high-quality production with magnificent fine art, the covers are printed on foil in five colours, embossed then foil stamped.

#Pretty notebooks series

A standard 3 ring binder would do just fine. Part of a series of exciting and luxurious Flame Tree Notebooks.

#Pretty notebooks windows

Sunny windows flanking me on either side, and all the tools and books I need at arms reach. If you’ve got records and resources spilling out everywhere, you might consider a few pretty notebooks.

Pertinent articles, especially Parents Review articles, which might be of particular value for that child’s year.

Anything special or noteworthy about the child’s year has a simple divider so that there’s a place for filing records and resources.

They contain the child’s blank book index (which I wasn’t diligent about keeping up with until the last year….so I have some serious catch up to do with my older children’s lists.).

Each of these “grade-specific sections” includes booklists for that year, PSAT/SAT information, math scores, grades, labs and lists of science lectures viewed from Khan Academy, credits earned in subjects for that year, and lesson plans are punched and stored here.

Science records of the scope of science topics covered/read about.

Specific cover school information on high school graduation.

Information on granting credit hours for work completed.

General high school reference tools and helps, including:.