Interactive notebooks social studies

Are you new to social studies interactive notebooks or lapbooks? Read about how I design my lapbooks and how this method of delivering instruction will have your students more engaged and organized with the content. Inquiry-based design helps move students through 3 supporting questions and toward a final culminating written response. Learn about the different sections as well as tips and tricks to using lapbooks. My elementary students love using interactive notebooks and yours will too!

10 tips I learned when I implemented interactive notebooks in my social studies classroom. The one thing I didn’t expect was...

I love using my science and social studies interactive notebook curriculum to help me plan and stay organized in second grade! It is so easy to use!

Bring your social studies curriculum to life with fun, engaging and interactive activities for students. Your third, fourth and fifth grade students will love creating their own notebook filled with social studies vocabulary, dates, people and places. Find out how to use #interactivenotebooks in the classroom to increase student engagement and save you time. #Elementary #UpperElementary #SocialStudies #INB #3rdGrade #4thGrade #5thGrade

Hi everyone! Today, I am sharing the template types and some inspiring ideas. The first template type is the accordion. The accordion is a template that folds up like an accordion. It’s unique shape can be used for lots of purposes including connecting ideas and things that go in chronological order. Find out more ideas … The Interactive Notebook Template Types Read More »

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I've written before about how "close reading," presented as a "NEW and IMPROVED" way to teach reading sorta rubs me the wrong way. Like most buzz words and theories in education, I get annoyed when

great idea. Country report on posterboard