Note: The Language Arts Interactive Notebook comes in two formats: digital and printed.

Digital:

Will be available immediately after purchase.
No physical copy will be shipped.

Printed: (SALE)

Will be shipped within 1-3 days of purchase.
Printed on normal white paper.

This Language Arts Interactive Notebook bundle comes with over 30 jam-packed pages full of language arts fun! Enjoy learning about grammar, writing, and more. It is designed to pair perfectly with The Ultimate Language Arts Cheat Sheets.

Use Astrobrights paper for bright, colorful results, or color your own! However you learn best, create your own custom Interactive notebook!

Cut, glue, paste, and color! Make each page your own. Easily use the premade templates or come up with your own examples. The options are endless!

Need some help on where to start? Step by step directions are included - no need to spend hours researching or guessing how to use them.

The notebook comes with 21 pages as the "core" of your notebook. They are:

Parts of Speech 1 (nouns, verbs, interjections)
Parts of Speech 2 (pronouns, adjectives, articles)
Parts of Speech 3 (adverbs, conjunctions, prepositions)
Parts of Speech 4 (common/proper abstract/concrete nouns, action/linking active/passive verbs)
Pronouns (first person, second person, third person)
Punctuation
Four Types of Sentences
Diagramming 1 (subject/action verb, articles, adjectives)
Diagramming 2 (direct objects, indirect objects, prepositions)
Diagramming 3 (predicate noun, predicate adjective, adverbs)
Diagramming 4 (interjections, appositives, commands)
Diagramming 5 (compound subjects, compound verbs, compound adjectives)
Figurative Language
Homophones 1
Homophones 2
Which Word Should I Use?
Words to Use Instead of “very”
Words to Use Instead of “said”
Writing an Essay
Envelope for extra slips (unfinished work)
Table of Contents

For underneath the flaps of your interactive notebook, grab these example cards: (these are optional)

Parts of Speech
Punctuation and Words to Use Instead of “said”
Types of Sentences and Figurative Language
Homophones
Which Word Should I Use?

Some of the standard sheets of the interactive notebook have definitions on the flaps. If you'd like some without definitions, these extra pages have versions without definitions: (for an extra challenge!)

Parts of Speech (x4 pages)
Four Types of Sentences
Homophones (x2 pages)

Note: You will receive files in a ZIP folder.

Language Arts Interactive Notebook

Grades: 4-7

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