Interactive science notebook high school

Interactive notebooks, commonly used throughout elementary and middle school, also deliver amazing benefits for high school students.

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Interactive notebooks (INBs) are essentially a hybrid between a notebook and a scrapbook. Middle School science students use them to take notes, draw diagrams, create graphs, and paste in photos or other visuals to help them better understand the material. INBs allow students to organize their notes and class materials in a creative and interactive way, making the learning process more engaging and enjoyable.

Interactive notebooks are useful in any subject area. In my science classroom, students used them for all of their Do Nows, all of their ...

Let’s talk interactive notebooks!! To be honest, I truly don’t know if you would classify my notebooks as “interactive” notebooks! My thought process behind the notebooks is that before notebooks, my students would lose EVERYTHING. LITERALLY EVERYTHING. It didn’t matter that they had a designated “science folder.” It was as if someone would come in our class late at night & throw everything away because things magically disappeared. I started these notebooks because I wanted a place for…

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Interactive notebooks have been one of the biggest trends in education over the last few years, but are something I’ve never been able to buy into. I've

Here are 5 ideas to up the level of engagement when working in science notebooks!