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My Interactive Math Journal

My Interactive Math Journal. These are math journals. My Math Journal #1 Name: Susie Student. My Math Journal #2 Name: Susie Student. This is NOT a math journal. My Science Journal Name: Susie Student. My Math Journal #1 Name: Susie Student. My Math

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My Interactive Math Journal

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  1. My InteractiveMath Journal

  2. These are math journals My Math Journal #1 Name: Susie Student My Math Journal #2 Name: Susie Student

  3. This is NOT a math journal My Science Journal Name: Susie Student My Math Journal #1 Name: Susie Student My Math Journal #2 Name: Susie Student

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  7. These are math journals My Math Journal #1 Name: Susie Student My Math Journal #2 Name: Susie Student

  8. Table of Contents • Reserve the first 4 pages (or front and back of 2 pages) • Each day you will update the table of contents: - Date - Topic - Page

  9. Table of Contents Date Topic Page

  10. Neatness Write neatly. These people must be able to read your journal: • You • Your teacher • Your parent • Your friends • Still you!

  11. Neatness includes: • Only write MATH – “I can…” statement, problems, definitions, explanations, your thinking • No doodling • Work top to bottom • Glue carefully • Use front and back of each page

  12. Completeness • If the teacher writes it, it is important! • If you are absent, get notes from your teacher or a reliable friend

  13. Take Your Journal Home Each Night • This is your personal math book • Keep your thinking handy when working homework • Impress parents, siblings, and friends

  14. I’ll have you know, my mom thinks I’m quite impressive!

  15. Bring Your Journal to School Every Day • This is your personal math book – if you don’t bring it, it will be empty • Keep your thinking handy while you’re learning • Impress your teacher, friends, and Tony Romo– really!

  16. Jerry, check out this kid’s math journal!

  17. Keep tools handy

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