Reddit reviews Avery Two Pocket Folders with 3 Prong Fasteners, Holds 70 Sheets, 25 Blue Folders (47975)
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Create professional-looking two pocket folders as the heavy paper material features a matte finish and soft texture designed to hide marks and scuffsFor easy page viewing and organization, the 3 sturdy metal prongs can secure up to 50 sheets of 3-hole punched documents as each pocket can hold up to 10 loose pagesEasily write on or add a label to the front of your folder to create a unique school project folder, work presentation folder, art portfolio folder, and moreOrganize and present like a pro as these pockets feature open side notches for easy page loading and unloading and a die-cut slot for your business cardThe box includes 25 dark blue Avery folders
I buy supplies for interactive notebooks, but I was able to get spiral notebooks for .07 each at the end of the summer. I bought every notebook in the store, and I'll probably be set for the next 3 years or so. Scissors are 2 for $1 at the Dollar Tree.
Really though, if it's a requirement they need to be provided...you couldn't require a student to do homework from a textbook without giving them the book!
If you feel like you really need to use notebooks (and you definitely shouldn't have to!), as a cheap (free? assuming you have printer paper) solution-- could you have the kids make small booklets for each topic/unit? I got this booklet stapler on Amazon, it's been great (and cheap). Students could keep their booklets in a ziploc bag or something so that they still have all the information accessible. Or maybe your students could create "notebooks" with paper stapled inside a manila folder? Something like this would also work, depending on how much looseleaf they can hold! Good luck...sorry you're in this situation. It's really not your responsibility.