1 / 20

Interactive Notebook

Interactive Notebook. Objective. Students will set up their IAN in order to stay organized, keep all work in one place, and have a successful year in science. Homework. Number pages of notebook from 1 to 150 front and back. General Directions.

odina
Télécharger la présentation

Interactive Notebook

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

  1. Interactive Notebook

  2. Objective • Students will set up their IAN in order to stay organized, keep all work in one place, and have a successful year in science

  3. Homework • Number pages of notebook from 1 to 150 front and back.

  4. General Directions • All pages must be numbered bottom outside corners. • Use front and back of the paper. • All Cornell Notes are written on the right hand side of the notebook which are odd numbers. • Your work is on the left which are the even numbered pages. • When illustrating must use at least 4 colors. • Highlight all of your vocabulary words. • Summaries must be written at the end of the notes. • If more pages are needed, glue a 2nd sheet on the page. DO NOT go on to the next page.

  5. Cover Page pg. 1 • Somewhere on the page • Name 1st and last • Science 7 • Room 205 • Illustrate with • Pictures that tell something about you • Use at least 4 colors

  6. Example of Cover Page Nelson Fuamenya Science 7 Room 205

  7. Number page 2 and 3

  8. Gems of Wisdompage 2

  9. Table of Contentspage 3 • Glue the handout.

  10. Scoring Sheetpage 4 • Used to keep track of notebook grade and special assignment grades • Glue on page

  11. Rubricspage 5 • Glue 1st MSA rubric down • Glue notebook rubric

  12. Left Side Activitiespage 6 • Output goes on left side. • Every Left side page gets used. • Always use color • Quizzes and tests are left side items • Clock questions may be used as homework • Glue left side activities handout

  13. Right Hand Side Activitiespage 7 • Used to help remember important scientific concepts • Cornell notes go on right • Left hand column of notes is for study questions or vocabulary words • Must do summary of notes at bottom • Always goes on the right side or odd number pages • Glue handout Right Hand Side Activities

  14. Our 3 levels of questionspage 8

  15. Costa’s Level of Questionspage 9 • Draw the Cornell note outline • Costa’s Level of questioning • Three levels • Glue Costa’s Levels of Thinking and Questioning • 1st is Steps to the Inquiry Process • Levels of Questioning – Science • Question starters

  16. More Left Side Activitiespage 11 • Glue 1st page (Letter to the editor) completely down on your paper. • 2nd page (Haiku) is glued where it will flip up. • 3rd page (Limerick) flips up • 4TH page (Desiging a magazine ad)_ • 5th page (School newspaper article) • 6th page (Levels of questions) • 7th page (Science Wrting Assignments)

  17. Left Hand Activity page 10 • S earching • C ommunicating • I nferring • E valuating • N umbers • C alculating • E xperimenting The acrostic poem tells some of the things that is done in Science. People search for answers & that information is communicated after inferring outcomes and experimenting to find the answers.

  18. Important informationpage 13 • School notes information • Textbook information

  19. Short Essaypage 12 • Write a short essay 4 to 5 sentences on how you will use the information.

  20. IAN quiz • What page will you find out how to access your textbook on line? • Where is the gems of wisdom located? • What is found on page 1? • Where is MSA rubric found? • Where are “The Clock Questions?” • What are the right side pages for? • What do you do on the left side pages? • Where do you find the directions for writing a cinquain or haiku? 9. What page can you find out how to contact me or find out what your homework is? 10. Why should each page be numbered?

More Related