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Copywork Notebook (Light Green)

$10.00

The Copywork Notebook by schoolnest™ is a lined notebook with wide-ruled lined paper for copying passages from great literature, poetry, and lyrics. Enhance your literacy skills by studying and writing down the works of the best writers.

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The Copywork Notebook by schoolnest™ is a lined notebook with wide-ruled lined paper for copying passages from great literature, poetry, and lyrics. Enhance your literacy skills by studying and writing down the works of the best writers.

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Features

    • SELECT: choose rich and interesting literature, poetry, and songs that will challenge and enhance your literacy skills

    • STUDY: notice details about the passage you select, look up words you're unfamiliar with, and make note of the way punctuation is used

    • SCRIBE: handwrite the passage into your copywork notebook, making sure to maintain accuracy

  • Best Materials for this Paper

    • pencils & colored pencils

    • Tape runners, glue dots, washi tape

    • Ball point pens & gel pens

    • Mildliner Highlighters

 

Details

  • Paper Color: White

  • Paper Weight: 55 lb

  • Sheets: 100 (200 pages)

  • Size: 8.5 x 11 inches

  • Cover: Soft Touch Matte Laminated Softcover

  • Binding: Perfect Bound

  • Printed on Demand

  • Available on Amazon

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What is copywork? It is a useful tool in Language Arts that helps develop fine motor skills, attention to punctuation, familiarity with spelling, looking at vocabulary in context, reading comprehension, memorizing, and simply being exposed to beautiful language. Select a vocabulary-rich sentence from a well written novel for your student to copy and either write it for them first or allow them to copy straight from the book. Study the words and sentence structure together first so they understand what they’ll be writing

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