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Introduction to Interactive Notebooks (iNotebooks)

8/25/2012

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Students will create Interactive Notebooks (iNotebooks) for each subject area.  Single-subject spiral notebooks are best, and a separate notebooks are needed for Language Arts and Social Studies.

In class, we will number each page of the notebooks; students will take notes and complete activities in class using only the even numbered pages.  On the odd numbered pages, students will be responsible for showing evidence of their learning.  iNotebooks will be collected and graded periodically.  Neatness matters and students should exhibit pride in their work. 

Odd Numbered Pages (Output)

These are the Student-led pages.  You will brainstorm, draw Thinking Maps on your own, answer questions, describe characters or historical figures, create "posters" or "diagrams," draw cartoons to help you remember concepts, and more.

Even Numbered Pages (Input)

These are the Teacher-led pages.  You will take notes, complete in-class activities, define vocabulary, and more.

How iNotebooks Will Be Graded:

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iNotebooks will be collected every two weeks and graded using the following rubric (grading sheet).  Feel free to download the iNotebook Rubric so you can see how you will be graded.  The file is in PDF format.

inotebook_grading_rubric_pdf.pdf
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mak
12/18/2012 07:37:15 am

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Richard Lucia P.1 1-29-13
1/29/2013 10:01:37 am

Can you put up the notes that we did i think yesterday?!

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    Interactive Notebook:

    Students must have their spiral notebook with them in class every day.  Notes should be used on homework assignments, consulted during class, and kept for the duration of the school year. 

    Color Codes:

    Red = Spelling
    Blue = Grammar
    Green = Literature
    Yellow = Academic Vocabulary
    Orange = Informational Text
    Purple = Writing

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