Science notebooks

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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Teacher-tested tips for effectively using interactive notebooks in secondary science classrooms by Getting Nerdy Science

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

Hi teacher friends, Are your elementary students studying Earth Science this year? I’ve always dreaded trying to hunt down lab supplies and equipment for science activities, but during the last…

Be ready for Back to School! Interactive Science Notebooks from The Science Penguin

Are you new to using Interactive Notebooks? After 6 years of trial and error, I made a list of 12 things I wish I had known that very first year. Set up 4 pages for the Table of Contents. Instead of drawing sloppy lines on the page, I just use the red lines already provided in the ... Read more

The Interactive Science Notebook Interactive Notebooks are great for students to reflect on what they have learned. Encourage them to record their ideas and findings! Here is the method I use for w…

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I am sharing tips for using Cornell Doodle Notes to teach in your middle school science class!