German Vocab Notebook and Binder

If you have a spiral notebook, take it out! If not, take out notebook paper!

Step 1:• You will need either one spiral bound

notebook or a Composition Notebook.• Label it NEATLY with • Class name• Your name• Your class period

Deutsch 1.1

Bobby McGee

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Warum???? (Why?)

An organized vocab notebook is your own

personalized Dictionary of what you have learned in

the German language so far.

A notebook of all your words in ONE convenient spot.

This is great for studying for upcoming quizzes & test

A great ORGANIZATIONAL tool that gives you

permission to be CREATIVE in your responses without

"messing up" your notes.

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3-Ring Binder---5 sections

1. Warm-ups2. Notes/Classwork3. Tests/Quizzes4. Rubrics/Projects5. Notebook Paper

Notebook/Binder Rules

-No RIPPED OUT pages or torn corners

- All DOODLING should relate to German Class

- The Notebook should be used for GERMAN CLASS ONLY

- The Binder may be shared with another class as long as you keep it neat and organized.

- All entries must go into the Table of Contents

-BE NEAT & LOVE YOUR NOTEBOOK and BINDER

Notebook/Binder Rules

• I will collect your notebook at the end of each quarter. I will evaluate the entire notebook and give a formal grade based on the quality, completeness, appearance, and organization.

Notebook/Binder Rules

• Exemplary Notebook - 100% (A)

• All notes and vocabulary are accurate, complete, and neatly organized

Notebook/Binder Rules

• Sub-Standard Notebook - 77% (C)

• Many notes and vocabulary are inaccurate, incomplete, and or messy

Notebook /Binder Rules

• Incomplete Notebook - 50% (F)• Notebook has only half the

vocabulary or less or the student didn’t have a notebook to submit for a grade (COME PREPARED!)