About My Highland Dance Notebooks

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These notebooks were borne out of the need my family had when my eldest daughter was involved in Highland dance from age seven to twelve years old. In the beginning, I would sit in on every lesson, taking notes and sometimes recording the steps so that she could effectively practice at home.  I made practice charts with stickers, and goal graphic posters to keep her motivated.  When she became old enough that I was not required to attend the lessons, she would often come home from class and not remember the details of what her teacher had taught. To solve this problem, I created a notebook for her to take to each class, to write down the pointers and instructions her teacher would give her concerning each dance she was working on.  After a few years of competitions, I started tracking her progress through the Highland dance levels on a document detailing the name of each festival, date, location, and what medals or trophies she won.

Somewhere along the line, I had the idea that a tool combining all these functions into one cute notebook could be appealing to other dance families.  So here they are!