NOTEBOOKS

Create a notebook for each trait. I have found it to be helpful to have materials separated by trait, rather than stored all together. If you don't have enough material yet for separate notebooks, how about one notebook with a section for each trait? When you find an article or lesson idea that you really like, you can hole punch it and put it in the correct notebook or section. Then you won't have to wonder what pile consumed it. (If you don't have piles, then maybe this idea is of no use to you. I have piles, so it helps me stay organized.)

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