How To Do Interactive Notebooks: Tips for a Successful Start

If you've been wondering how to do interactive notebooks this year, make sure you watch this video! Here I am sharing all of my tips for successfully implementing interactive notebooks.
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[@nolaperez5898]

Great video and advice I plan to use it for science. Grades 5 and 6. Fingers crossed.

[@thest.rosemathacademy1672]

I have been teaching and coaching middle school math for 10 years. I have wanted to use interactive notebooks but was always afraid of the commitment required. This will be my first school year using them. Thank you for your videos. They are very helpful in terms of organizing my lesson flows.

[@BusyMissBeebe]

Awesome! Let me know if you have any questions along the way!

[@ella_sophia_j2601]

I always wanted to give it try. I‘ll start this school year with my 4th graders. Not for maths though, but for German.

[@BusyMissBeebe]

Yay! Let me know how it goes!

[@jaquessialawson8853]

It might be too late to start this since we are almost into October, but I would love to try this next school year with my fifth graders.

[@BusyMissBeebe]

It’s fun to see how far they come when you start with them at the beginning of the year, but you could start them at any time.

[@cartoonromancer]

Thank you so much for this video! One of my colleagues recommended your interactive notebooks videos and I'm hooked - I want to start using them this year for my students. Any tips or ideas for using interactive notebooks for high school ELL's?

[@BusyMissBeebe]

HI! Nothing I can think of. But you can incorporate the same things you'd use for regular notes.

[@jamies7899]

If you also look up “notebooking,” you’ll find a lot of ideas from the homeschool community that would work well for ELLs, particularly because notebooking is very amenable to thematic teaching (known in the homeschool community as “unit studies”). For language arts, I use notebooking aka interactive notebooks while changing up the source texts (e.g., community newspapers, novels, fiction/nonfiction texts, etc.). Also, you might be interested in “lapbooking,” a close cousin to notebooking, excellent for small-scale presentations or used in a “class-exhibit” day.