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1 Courtney Jones and Alex Wong
2 Elementary school teachers will explore strategies and tips for incorporating interactive notebooks into their content area instruction. A make and take approach will be used. This session is most relevant for teachers of grades 3-5, ELL teachers, and Special Education teachers.
3 Check out these Interactive Notebooks made by students in the fourth grade in math, science and social studies What are some similarities between all of the notebooks?
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7 Table of Contents page numbers color student similar format rubrics Interactive Notebooks notes visuals neat title page pages glued in graphic organizers
8 A way for students to personalize and make meaning of the information presented in class A powerful study tool A working portfolio Appeals to multiple intelligences Encourages pride in student work
9 Spiral notebook (the more pages the better) Pencils- regular and colored Highlighters Glue sticks Scissors Colored paper or cardstock (optional) NO markers
10 Cover Guidelines for the IN Table of Contents Unit Title Page Entries- RAP, WOW, WIO (see next slide) Unit Rubric Work in Progress (WIP) envelope in the back
11 OUTPUT: This side is for students to process new ideas. INPUT: This side is for the student to record notes and testable information.
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13 Introductory question to list what they know Sort Draw a picture List 5 words (most important things you know about a topic) Brainstorm Web words, pictures, ideas Poem Venn Diagram Question Draw picture Vocab checklist Picture Predictions Open-ended question Brain warm ups (math facts) Compiled by participants in the Interactive Notebook course, December 2009 Cartoon/comic strip (activate prior knowledge) Word Splash Mnemonic device to remember key information Sort words Label diagram Describe picture Prior knowledge question Drawing Listing Vocabulary preview Anticipation/reaction guide Graphic organizer Study guide Songs (highlight key vocabulary) KWL I Wonder
14 Mnemonics Poem Higher level questions (HOTS) Drawing symbols for vocabulary Write song/poem Ask own question..neighbor answers Word splash/add to word splash Letter writing/post card writing Illustrate new knowledge ABC book Compare/Contrast to preciously learned information (Venn diagram?) Put yourself in someone else s shoes and respond to the following Choose a side (debate) Rate importance of items in a list Independent practice problems (math) Cartoon/comic strip (retell) Label info learned in WOW Draw picture Label diagram Put in sequence Write a newspaper headline Give 2 false statements and change false statements to make them true Categorize a list Compiled by participants in the Interactive Notebook course, December 2009
15 Vocabulary Pictures of people Maps Charts Diagrams Main ideas Compare/contrast VENN diagram Web Sequence Time line Label pictures/parts Flag of country/explorer Cloze activity Dialogue bubbles Compiled by participants in the Interactive Notebook course, December 2009 Cloze activity Time line Outline Filmstrips Cartoon Foldable Picture notes (nonlinguistic representation) Time Line Matrices Picture dictionary Flip book Read and respond GIST
16 Tips: Check the notebooks every day at the beginning Check the notebooks at the end of each unit Use and explain a rubric that gives the students the criteria for a good grade (see sample rubric) Encourage self-assessment before turning in the INs Keep an exemplary master notebook in class for kids to compare
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18 Requires modeling, modeling, modeling Don t rush- it takes time to learn the IN at first (teachers and students) Remember to consistently reinforce the process and format Start in one subject area Keep a master notebook for the classhelps with absent kids Be willing to send it home
19 Fill in the Table of Contents as you go Number all pages at the beginning Trim papers for the kids when you can (saves time) Teach them how to use the IN to study Reward hard work with open book quizzes Give Ketchup Time for tidying or finishing entries once a week
20 Elementary school teachers will explore strategies and tips for incorporating interactive notebooks into their content area instruction. A make and take approach will be used. This session is most relevant for teachers of grades 3-5, ELL teachers, and Special Education teachers.
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