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A good way to get your children in the mood to go back to school is to let them decorate their new spiral notebooks. You can also use decorated notebooks to personalize a gift for friends. Either way, you'll just have fun being creative with these inexpensive materials. more »
It's easy to create spiral notebook covers from recycled items. These notebooks are a great way to show how unique you are. They are also a great way to earn extra income. Sell your creation! This short and easy tutorial will help you on your way. more »
Keep track of important homeschool education records by using a calendar, a teacher plan book or a spiral notebook. Document and highlight various school achievements with tips from a homeschool teacher in this free video on education. more »
If you like to keep homework, handouts, or other loose pages with the notes that you write in a spiral notebook, you can make a simple folder from the very pages of the notebook. The instructions below show one method of folding the pages to create a handy pocket that holds half-sized sheets of 8.5x11 paper. Just fold your paper in half, tuck it in the folder, and you only have to carry one item to class. more »
Interactive notebooks provide students with a way to express and document their learning in a fun and engaging format that appeals to even the most reluctant learners. These simple spiral notebooks are transformed into a valuable resource where students have access to class notes and handouts that have been recorded by students using sketches, bits of writing, or other cues designed to assist recall and demonstrate understanding of the concepts taught. more »
This is used to keep yourself artistically active. It is to develop artistically, to practice your emotions artistically, to express your ideas loosely. It is basically a practice book. A gluebook can be a spiral notebook , a sketchbook, a lined notebook, it can be scraps of paper that are attached together. It can be an art journal. anything can be glued on, any material(i.e. tickets, wrappers ect.)Anything can be written or painted. It could be planned or unplanned. more »
A journal is many things, from a time diary to a life-transforming tool. Above all, a journal is your confidante, your best friend, the one who knows all but won't tell. You can work in a fancy leather-bound book or a small spiral notebook. Choose one that entices you to reveal your secrets. You'll find writing in a journal will keep you sane and balanced throughout your life. Moreover, you'll be able to savor this memento in your old age. more »
If you are able to itemize your deductions on your federal income tax return then you will need to keep records of your charitable contributions each year for tax time. If you cannot itemize on your federal income tax return, but use the standard deduction then you may not need to keep records, unless your state offers incentives. If your state of residence offers partial refund incentives for donations made to public institutions, community foundations, homeless shelters, food banks, or similar programs then you still need to keep records for your state income tax return. If you own a computer with a spreadsheet program you can easily keep a running total of contributions. Don’t despair if you do not have a computer, you can write the information down in a spiral notebook and add your numbers with a calculator. more »
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