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I hate to tell you all this, but summer is almost over. If you watched anything on tv or listened to the radio the last week or so, then you have probably been reminded of this fact by all the “Back To School” commercials.\u00a0 Its the time of the year to buy your kids’ school supplies once again and for the teachers out there its time to get your classroom ready for students.<\/p>\n

Now I don’t know about you, but I like colorful school supplies. In college, I use to buy several different color binders and notebooks for my classes. I liked each class to have a different color scheme.\u00a0 This helped me grab the right binder or notebook when I was quickly walking out the door.\u00a0 For example, one semester my Steelmaking class had a green binder while my Corrosion class used a blue binder.\u00a0 I had different tabs in each binder for lecture\u00a0PowerPoint slides, homework, quizzes and tests, and handouts the professor would give out.\u00a0 I liked to have everything organized so information was easy to find and so I had a good reference\u00a0for future classes.<\/p>\n

There is one thing I really dislike in the school supply world, the black and white composition notebooks.\u00a0 You know the notebooks I’m talking about, but here is a picture of one.<\/p>\n

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Example of a boring composition book<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

\"\"These notebooks are so boring and dark.\u00a0 What exactly is the design? Is it a Rorschach test or the result of a 3-year-old throwing paint at a wall? Is there any way to make these notebooks brighter and more unique?\u00a0 Well, I have figured out a way to make these notebooks prettier and able to match your own personal style. Keep reading to find out how.<\/p>\n

What You Will Need<\/strong><\/h4>\n
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Materials needed to make the notebook.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n