A Writer's Notebook provides students with a space to write every day... to experience living the life of a writer. A notebook's objective is to offer pupils with experience in simply writing. It's a place for kids to develop writing, find ideas, and perfect their spelling and grammatical skills. The notebook also serves as a memory box for children to remember important things that happen in their lives. There are two main reasons why writers keep a notebook: first, it helps them work on their craft; second, it offers a place to store ideas that might otherwise be forgotten. Writers often say that without a notebook, they would have no way of working out what information to include in a story or article. They may start with an idea but not enough time to finish it so they make a note of it and come back to it later. When they do return to it, they have a clear picture of what happened next in the story or article and can add this information in when rewriting or editing their work. Some writers use their notebooks to record facts and details about their lives for future reference. They may write down names and dates or places that they comes across during everyday activities so they don't forget to mention them later. These notes can then help inspire stories or articles when the writer returns to them later. Other writers keep their notebooks as a place to record their thoughts and feelings without judgment from others.