Organizing a perfect notebook

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Organizing a perfect notebook Needed: 1) Red plastic folder with pockets (Pronged is optional) 2) Paper 3) All notes – NEAT in interactive notebook (IN) 4) Old bell work just from last notebook check 5) All old math work from online practices, online assignments and worksheets if any from last notebook check

All of it since the last notebook check! Students are always required to show all work in math. This work should be readable and labeled. It is NOT scratch work. Graded Bell work All of it since the last notebook check!

ALL WORK for THIS CLASS is labeled and KEPT HERE. All graded bell work since last notebook check goes in front here. This bell work should be labeled correctly including the correct date. Extra blank (graph) paper for class All notes including example problems should be neatly written and kept in this interactive notebook. ALL WORK for THIS CLASS is labeled and KEPT HERE. Student NAME

Bell work is the work that is assigned as students come in the class room. It is to be started as soon as they can and finished shortly after the bell rings. Students please correctly label your work: First + LAST name DATE BW, ___period, course name Pages + problem numbers A ONLY two bell works may be included on one sheet of paper – one on the front and one on the back ONLY if there is enough room. This second bell work must have a complete new heading.

Include your notes by putting your IN in the middle of the folder Do not do this! Put an X through incorrect work instead. All work should be neat and labelled in the back pocket of your folder. You should show work for online practice, worksheets and work assigned and collected in class. Very few online practices have no written work. If you are unsure, ask Mrs. Flowers.

ALL NOTES remain in the interactive notebook. Last, but not least Notebooks will usually be collected on test days, and all bell work and math work since the last test should be included. After the notebook is graded, returned and there are no questions or concerns about it, the old bell work and math work needs to be removed. ALL NOTES remain in the interactive notebook.