The phrase "assignment book" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a book or notebook where assignments or tasks are recorded, often used by students or professionals to keep track of their work.
Example: "Please make sure to write down all your homework in your assignment book so you don't forget any tasks."
Alternatives: "homework planner" or "task notebook".
His father directed him to have his assignment book initialled every afternoon by the teacher.
Slip a few dollars to 8-year-old Moutayam to pay for his school assignment book.
Based on a quick look at my assignment book from last year, about a quarter of my assignments won't make the cut.
By 1896 his assignment book records that he was buying and collecting comic songs and securing the singing rights.
Use their school assignment book or another kid-friendly system to help them begin writing things down so they can keep track of their responsibilities.
When he was a schoolteacher, writing his first novels during class in assignment books, the other teachers would tweak him, asking, "How's the masterpiece coming on?" Golding was scared of heights, injections, crustaceans, insects and all manner of creeping things.
The new application will allow teachers create and manage courses with components like lectures, assignments, books, quizzes and syllabuses, and offer them to iOS users via their mobile devices.
Below, we present some alternatives to that classic classroom assignment, the book report.
So did Richard Wright, the best-known black novelist of the day, and a Communist; he gave Ellison, who likewise flirted with Communism, his first writing assignment, a book review (of a novel) for a radical black publication, New Challenge.
With 27 students seated around him in a circle, Professor Horowitz was leading a discussion of the week's reading assignment, a book about African-American culture -- dress, music, language -- written by two Australians.
