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NOTEBOOK WITH 100 ELEMENTS
$20.00
recycled
community voted (328 votes)
Express Your Element
There are currently 118 elements listed in the periodic table but exactly which ones come together to make up who you are? And how can you be sure, when who you are seems to change every week?
This notebook lets you express your essence, while leaving you open to reinventing yourself as often as you want. The flexible cover is made from a recycled rubber compound and covered with small holes, and it comes with a packet of 100 "elements" (including letters, numbers and icons) that can be popped in and out. Decorated with names, messages or pictures, this notebook is the perfect size for journaling, taking class notes or recording your dreams. Made in China; meets all US and European safety standards.
- Item ID: 21238
- Materials: recycled paper, recycled ABS, Recycled TPE
- 8" L x 5.75" W x 0.75" H
- Wipe with damp cloth.
Alcohol based liquid may cause letters to fade.
WARNING:
CHOKING HAZARD - Small parts. Not for children under 3 years.
To be used under the direct supervision of an adult. Keep these items out of reach of young children.
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Q and A
When our community voted on this product, some also shared comments - read them below:
328 votes * 44 comments
Cassie, UncommonGoods Community Moderator
A notebook is an important element to a student. It can also come in handy for work, as a diary, or just to keep track of daily reminders. How would you arrange the elements on this notebooks clever cover?
Malorie
Vote: Thumbs up!
Fun idea, however I wouldn't pay $20 for it.
Jennifer
Vote: Thumbs up!
I would give this as a gift to a friend with a message on it.
Ann
Vote: Thumbs up!
thumbs up. Clever gift idea. Wish it was a few dollars less however.
Geoffrey
Vote: Thumbs down!
No time to mess with al the parts and pieces.
Sue
Too many parts!! Made in China....again??!!
Robyn
cute idea for a gifthate that its made in china---we cant make rubber books here?
Christine
Vote: Thumbs down!
Cute idea for a tweenster, but not supporting goods from China!
Shannon
Vote: Thumbs down!
For $20 it's not really worth it
Roberta
Vote: Thumbs down!
I've seen this on kids shoes and bracelets for years. It isn't uncommon or unique and frankly it looks cheap. Even the binding for the book is bad. those things break really easily when handled by anyone under 12.
Vote: Thumbs down!
The perforated cover reminds me of Crocs and the "elements" remind me of those Crocs trinkets. Pass.
kristin
Vote: Thumbs down!
Doesn't make any sense based on elements and it looks cheap
Tricia
Vote: Thumbs down!
I'm sure the pieces would fall off and get lost and that binding looks horribly cheap and won't last.
Pamela
Vote: Thumbs down!
It'll take about six minutes to start losing all those tiny pieces.
Marisa
Vote: Thumbs down!
Thumbs down to made in China products
Angela
Vote: Thumbs down!
MADE IN CHINA.
Kristen
Vote: Thumbs up!
Great for my middle school students!
Beth
Vote: Thumbs down!
Made in China?
Mary
Vote: Thumbs up!
really neat idea!
Anne
What? A Croc . . . but I like it, cute for teens, maybe even me . . . Grandma "Chic" Does it come in orange
Madeline
Vote: Thumbs down!
Poor in everything and made in China of course!!!
Anita
Vote: Thumbs down!
Thought this was cool but the price is too high. Also, not sure how well the elements will stay in when caring around.
Janet
Vote: Thumbs down!
Seems expensive unless you can reuse the cover and there is somewhere to store the pieces
Kim
Vote: Thumbs down!
TINY parts for children!! Even 4 years old, not good! On top of that it's made in China. It also has that horrible old spiral binding. This can't get worse!!
Jan
Vote: Thumbs down!
Great more things to keep track of!
Holly
Vote: Thumbs down!
Neat idea, but I can see those peices getting lost in lockers and backpacks.
Joann
Vote: Thumbs up!
is okay...
beth
Vote: Thumbs down!
Too many small pieces. Surely would get messed up in a backpack.
Colleen
Vote: Thumbs down!
Clever idea in theory, but I can imagine pieces, pieces everywhere!
JunieB
Vote: Thumbs up!
Fun gift for teen....a tiny bit pricy
Becca
Vote: Thumbs down!
In theory this is a good idea, especially since you can constantly change out the pieces, but in reality I feel this wouldn't stand up to a kid's abuse. If the binding is cheap plastic so the user can add more paper to it that is one thing, but if not it just looks horrible. Also, there is nothing elemental about the characters and I feel like they would pop off and get lost really easily.
Andie
Vote: Thumbs up!
Kids (and let's be honest, adults too) tend to lose things. I'd like to see an option to buy replacement element packs. I would even like to see additional, alternative or custominzed element packs.
Teri
Vote: Thumbs down!
The binding is yucky.
Daphne
Vote: Thumbs down!
Too many parts to lose.
Taylor
Vote: Thumbs down!
nice idea, but I could totally see those pieces falling off in a backpack and getting lost. If the kids are gentle with it, maybe they'll stay on, but most kids really aren't gentle with the stuff in their backpacks. I know I wasnt lol. and for that price, its not really worth losing those pieces.
Dee
Vote: Thumbs up!
Very cute idea, but a little pricey for a non-refillable notebook.
Kelly
Vote: Thumbs up!
My niece would like this but I'm sure all the pieces would be lost in no time. Hopefully it comes with a packet that you can keep with it instead of something you throw away. Ugh make this stuff in the USA people!
jan
Vote: Thumbs down!
pieces would be a mess- bad in school
amy
Vote: Thumbs up!
very cute for a teenager
CINDY
Vote: Thumbs down!
too expensive
Tanny
Vote: Thumbs up!
I like it but would think twice about twenty bucks. good for a teen
Karen
Vote: Thumbs up!
My kids would love this, however for it to work in school they would need a few modifications: 1) Standard 8x10ish size of regular school notebooks 2) perforated pages so they could tear out assignments cleanly and (for the mother) 3) refillable, so that the nifty cover isn't useless when the pages are through.
Cassie, UncommonGoods Community Moderator
Thanks for all of the feedback, folks! Voting is almost complete on this nifty notebook, but we just wanted to answer a few questions. It does come with a plastic zipper pouch to hold the elements you aren't using. Also, the binding is made from a recycled plastic, so it is sturdy and can support the recycled rubber cover.
Debbie
Vote: Thumbs down!
It would be very easy to lose the little pieces.....