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Interactive Notebook Guide: Nuts & Bolts for Success

Learn how to use your notebook effectively with tips for Title Pages, See It Say It, Current Events, and more. Maximize learning and organization with these key strategies.

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Interactive Notebook Guide: Nuts & Bolts for Success

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  1. Nuts & Bolts Notebook, Title Page, See It Say It, Current Events, Extra Credit

  2. Keys to Success • If you are absent, your work is due the day you come back (see Student Handbook) • Extended absences = Independent Study or contact us • TARDY on stamp day • Make up is at break OR lunch that day • Complete ALL the assignment • Color when you need color • Answer all questions

  3. How to Work with Your NB • Right Side = Teacher Input • Teacher or book generated information • Class & Discussion notes • Reading notes • Handouts • Textbook questions • Anything given to you by the teacher • Left Side = Student Input • Students organize and process information in a creative format: • Warm Ups • See It, Say It • Student Processing • Examples • Express Opinions or Feelings • Political Cartoons • Timelines • Venn Diagrams

  4. How to do a Title Page • Using both the A and B side you must include these items: • Place the Title of the Unit at the top • Include Chapter and Section Title Names • One color picture related to each chapter

  5. How to do “See It, Say It” Vocabulary – you will be assigned vocabulary words for each chapter • You DO NOT need to define • You will need to do 2 things for each word: • Research and write 3 words that describe the word • Each word will need a picture that describes the word • The picture MUST be in color

  6. How to do Current Events • Cut out newspaper article or Copy of Article (website) • Title of article • Why is this article significant to our study of Government (1st semester) & Economics (2nd semester)? • Relate this article to a past historical event. • How do you think coverage of this event will change over time? • What will prove to be the most important aspect of the story? • How will the information in this article affect us in the future?

  7. Extra Credit • Each Unit you have Extra Credit • Once the Unit is over you cannot turn in

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