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"Buy one, make many"...
Price $29.99
Each of these educational projects contains templates which the teacher photocopies and passes out to the students. This
means that, year after year, the 24 lessons are available for inclusion with the other instructional methods a teacher may use.
The cutting, folding, and review of the material printed on these Graphic Organizers is followed by teacher-student interaction
where comments and information can be penciled in appropriately, and high lite liners are used to emphasize important items.
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This booklet contains 16 templates which are photocopied on hard stock. The teacher gives one to each student.
The lesson usually takes about 45 minutes for each of these pages to be cut, folded, and discussed.
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The display below illustrates the Lotus Leaf analogy for naming this notebook. As the leaves are open, the course content
is revealed in Graphic Organizational style in its presentation. The color coding and personalized
attention to details by the student make for a Rubric based upon an Alternative Assessment,
as Show-and-Tell lesson, and a Portfolio contribution which is pretty dramatic during
teacher evaluations or parent visitation sessions. The comparison with other student portfolios is an excellent
way to use classroom competition and to underscore the differences in classroom accomplishments to parents.
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Each of the pages are folded the same way. Each page is a little smaller than the last. This allows the placement
of the page into the last page that had been previously completed. At some point, eight of these folded pages are inside
one another forming the Lotus Leaf Notebook for High School English Grammar.
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