notebooklet

plural notebooklets

1. rareA small or thin notebook.

   We have our Oklahoma History notebooklets up in the front of the room.

   1943 February 11, “The Colony Pow-Wow: Seventh Grade News”, in Burris G. Penn, editor, The Cordell Beacon, volume 45, number 30, Cordell, Okla.: The Beacon Publishing Co., page 5

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   The third grade pupils of the Roosevelt school have been busy this week learning the art of penmanship, and its uses. […] The class has assembled all their work of the first quarter in notebooklet form. The pupils also made artistic designs on the covers of their notebooks.

   1940 November 13, “School Scoop: Third Graders to Print “Little Duster””, in Jim Hammond, editor, Holdrege Daily Citizen, volume 56, number 267, Holdrege, Neb., page 4

   A potluck dinner will be held at 6:30 p.m. Dec. 11 in the home of Mrs. Joe Fittro. The remainder of the evening was spent making writing notebooklets for the rest homes.

   1978 November 17, Virginia Kise, “Middleburg News Items: Church News”, in Mrs. W.E. Behrens, editor, Marysville Journal-Tribune, volume 107, number 120, Marysville, Oh., page 10

   The brief and cryptic documentation [of The Adventures of Willy Beamish] is composed of a 32-page spiral-bound ‘notebooklet’ appropriately doodled and generally messed up by Willy himself, and a tri-fold Slice of Life Pizzarama!! Pizza Menu and version installation and help card appropriately colored purple.

   1991 December, Alfred Giovetti, Cathy Giovetti, “The Adventures of Willy Beamish”, in Shay Addams, editor, QuestBusters: The Adventurer’s Journal, volume 8, number 12, page 8