Interactive Notebook

All about using Interactive Student Notebooks in your ELA classroom!!

[@laurenakerlind994]

I LOVE THIS!!!! I love your graphic oorganizer charts.

[@jamievancleve9116]

Thank you for your tips and testimony about setting up interactive notebooks!

[@sparkle5278]

As soon as I found this channel I said , " BINGO!!!" 😀 thanks

[@elizabethzimmer9650]

Where did you get your giant wall anchor charts that look like notebook pages (i.e. Plot Elements)? I love them!!!

[@jaquessialawson8853]

Thank you for this! I started work late because of maternity leave, and I hate how the sub did my student's binders! 🤦🏾‍♀️ it's too much, and students are losing their papers or not turning stuff into where I have to dig for it in their binders! I don't have the time, not patience for that anymore!

[@musingsfromthemiddleschool2440]

@Catherine Ramirez... You can find them on my Teachers Pay Teachers site: www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/The-ELA-Interactive-Notebook-The-HUGE-Bundle-1693852

[@marieeleonaregeffrard81]

Can you give the links of where you got your graphic organizers from.

[@Godgoldenangel20]

Hello Jenna I will be teaching Ela for the first time at middle school level. Really love your notebook idea. Would you mind sharing a digital copy of your entire notebook?

[@jennasmith5702]

It's available for sale in my Teachers Pay Teachers store :)

[@Cbug7997]

So helpful! Thank you.

[@yummyacaibowl]

This is great! Thank you so much for this video. I'm working with ELL/ESL students and am struggling so much with including the "creative and fun" side of learning into my class because I juggle so many different contents and sometimes even different grade levels in my class. I'm thinking of creating an interactive notebook for each subject (ELA, Math, Science, and Social Studies/History). This way my kids could have something sturdy and beautiful that they make themselves to always refer to when they go from grade to grade and topics to topics. Do you have any advice or suggestions in terms of how to structure my class to incorporate all those ideas in? Websites where I can get the materials or ideas? Materials that you always have in class for creating those beautiful things? Thanks in advanced. And, thank you so much for putting this video out!

[@btillm2]

great video. where do you get some of the graphic organizers

[@musingsfromthemiddleschool2440]

Hi! All the of the organizers you see are sold in my Teachers Pay Teachers store: www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/The-ELA-Interactive-Notebook-The-HUGE-Bundle-1693852 Thanks for watching!!

[@93kram]

I really like the spiral notebook pages you glued onto a few pages. Where can I find that clip art?

[@jennasmith5702]

In my Teachers Pay Teachers store :)

[@theClassySassyLife]

How do you have enough time to cut and color everything?

[@Prizzzzy]

Do you know where I can find those graphic organizers that you are using?

[@musingsfromthemiddleschool2440]

Prizzy Pear There are available here: www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/The-Interactive-Notebook-The-HUGE-Bundle-1693852 Thanks for watching!

[@alanewoods3498]

When ou print the grading rubric on the post-it, you then don't have a pad of post-its with it printed on, you have sheets of paper? Doesn't the posit not stick any more? Thanks!

[@amypastorella6894]

Hi Jenna! I love your video on interactive notebooks! Is there a way to contact you to ask you more questions about how to incorporate the notebooks?

[@yamilharris-barber5542]

Hi! Thanks for this video. When students are numbering pages, does that include front and back pages? Or do they only number the front pages? Thanks

[@mbullertx]

How often do you give a grade? At the end of the week, or the end of a unit, or the end of a topic?

[@jennasmith5702]

Hi! Usually once a marking period :)

[@TheMalaysianInvasion]

I am a little confused on the input-output concept of the book. So when I give notes it counts as input and when students reflect and work out problems it counts as output? What do you suggest students write in the output page for a math class?

[@musingsfromthemiddleschool2440]

Yes, that is how the input and output works. But, I don't use them that way. I find it too confusing! I just give notes and activities as I see fit :)

[@abbyvanvianen9190]

So all of this seemed to be about reading... Do they have a writer's notebook as well for your class?

[@jennasmith5702]

Yup! Check out the writing page on my blog: musingsfromthemiddleschool.blogspot.com

[@shilliard36]

Hi! I'm a first year 8th grade teacher and at my school I will be teaching 8th grade ELA, Algebra 1, Science, and Social studies. I am most nervous about teaching ELA as there is not a strict rubric and curriculum to teach from. Any tips? Where do you find your lessons and what to teach for ELA? I want to do interactive notebooks for Reading and Writing

[@jennasmith5702]

Hi! So, my lessons are developed using my district's scope and sequence. From there, I create my lessons. All of my lessons are available in my Teachers Pay Teachers store. You can also find loads of free lessons and ideas on my blog musingsfromthemiddleschool.blogspot.com. Hope that helps!

[@shilliard36]

Okay, thanks! Also, how do you start the year? Do you assess their reading levels or prior knowledge at all?

[@journalingwithjara6034]

How do you print post-its??? Or is it just plain paper in the size of a post-it?

[@musingsfromthemiddleschool2440]

Veronica Jara Here is a tutorial: musingsfromthemiddleschool.blogspot.com/2014/09/printing-on-post-its-everybodys-doin-it.html Thanks for watching :)

[@elliem9937]

What is ELA

[@seasonalliving2881]

English/language arts I believe.

[@elliem9937]

Thanks*^

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