1. Page 1 Write your full name across the top
Write 5 unique things about yourself
Use 4 different colors of colored pencils
Teacher should model with students and tell 5 things about themselves. Students do not need to share this with other students. Encourage students to add glue pictures and draw pictures here as well to express who they are. You learn quite a bit about your students doing this with each notebook.

2. Page 2 “The Left Side” What goes on the left side?
Output – the ideas and information that comes from your brain! Use color!
Examples:
Brainstorming
Concept Maps
Quick writes
Graphic organizers
Data and graphs you create
Homework
Classwork activities
Anything you create
Can print 2 slides to a page if you prefer that students have a copy to glue in their notebooks versus writing information.
Left Side

3. Page 3 “The Right Side” What goes on the right side? Examples
The Input – the information that is given to you by an instructor or others.
Use blue or black ink and highlight!
Examples
Cornell Notes
Vocabulary words and meanings
Lab or activity instructions
Handouts
Right side

4. Page 4: Leave Blank Doddle Page 
Change this slide to fit your needs. I have used this as a “doddle page” for students if you do not want to use it for a resource.

5. Page 5, 6, 7 and 8- Leave pg. 9 blank
Table of Contents
You will glue the Table of Contents provided for you on these pages
Page # Left
Page # Right
8 (2 or 3 word summary of activity) 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
See resources on Blackboard for a word document copy of table of contents to print out for students. I do not use table of contents for warm-ups in the back.

6. Page 10 & 11 Page 10 Complete Assignment # 1 Page 11
(Draw picture or cartoon about lab safety) or Assignment #10 (Write a letter to a friend explaining what you learned from the assignment)
Page 11
Zombie College Lab Safety Sheet

7. Page 11 and 12 Page 11 Lab Equipment Activity Page 12
Scientific Method
Notes

8. Numbering Pages
Starting on the first page where you wrote 5 things about yourself, number each side of a page in pencil.
Pages will never be torn out – be careful.
If you do not have enough time to finish numbering, please finish for tomorrow.
You should have about 140 pages numbered.
I have found that some of the notebooks do not always have exactly 70 pages.