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Interactive Science Notebooks

Interactive Science Notebooks. Have you ever said to yourself?. I wasn’t here the other day. Did I miss anything?. I think my notebook is in my locker. I can’t find my notes. I don’t remember what we did yesterday. What is a Interactive Science Notebook?.

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Interactive Science Notebooks

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  1. Interactive Science Notebooks

  2. Have you ever said to yourself? I wasn’t here the other day. Did I miss anything? I think my notebook is in my locker. I can’t find my notes. I don’t remember what we did yesterday.

  3. What is a Interactive Science Notebook? An interactive science notebook (ISN) is a personalized SCIENCE BOOK. It is a portfolio of each student’s work in ONE spot that is brought to class EVERY DAY. This is a great resource for STUDYING for quizzes & tests. It is a great ORGANIZATIONAL tool that gives students permission to be COLORFUL and CREATIVE to show me what they know or have learned. It allows students to be like a REAL SCIENTIST by asking QUESTIONS, RECORDING what they observe, and SHARING it with their classmates!

  4. What Goes Where? Left SideRight Side Teacher Input/Content Blue/Black Ink or Pencil  Information given in class  Lecture Notes  Lab Activities  Video Notes  Summaries  Textbook Notes  Procedures for experiments  Classroom Specific Information Student Output Lots of Color, Diagrams, & Doodles  Concept Maps/Organizers  Drawings  Reflective Writing  Questions  Data Charts and Graphs  Songs, Poems, or Riddles  Data from Experiments  Cartoons or cartoon strips

  5. Example Page Your Interpretation Notes from Teacher

  6. Notes from Teacher Your Interpretation

  7. Notebook Supplies NO SPIRALS NO MARKERS

  8. NOTEBOOK RULES Do NOT rip out pages or tear corners. All handouts must be taped in. No doodles unless they relate to science. The ISN should ONLY be used for science class and is required to be in class EVERY DAY!! Each page should have the DATE and page number. Be COLORFUL andcreativeand LVE your notebook.

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