Transcript Interactive Notebook (IAN)

Interactive Notebook
(IAN)
Setting up your notebook
Mrs. Sneed
Page 1
• Write your full name across the top.
• Write 5 things about yourself. (Examples:
favorite class, type of music you listen to,
how many brothers and sisters you have, etc.)
• Use 4 different colors of colored pencils
• Inside cover great place for behavior plan,
class rules, safety rules, ect.
Page 2
“The Left Side”
What goes on the left
side?
Output – the ideas and
information that comes
from your brain! Use
color!
Left
Side
• Examples:
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Brainstorming
Concept Maps
Quick writes
Graphic organizers
Data and graphs you
create
– Homework
– Classwork activities
– Anything you create
Page 3
• “The Right Side”
What goes on the right
side?
– The Input – the
information that is given
to you by an instructor or
others.
– Use blue or black ink and
highlight!
• Examples
– Cornell Notes
– Vocabulary words and
meanings
– Lab or activity
instructions
– Handouts (most)
Right
side
Page 4
• Leave blank – for now.
Page 5, 6, and 7
• Table of Contents
Page #
Left
Page #
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
(2 or 3 word
summary of activity)
Right
Mark all
table of
contents
pages to
page 70.
You will
use 3
sides.
Last 14 Pages
• Turn to the back of your notebook and count 14
pages from the back.
• Insert a post it note and label as warm-ups.
• This is where all your warm-ups will be. They are
written one after the other (do not start a new page
for each)
• On the first page write “Week One Warm-ups” in
the heading area (the large space on top of the
page)
• Write today’s date under the heading (8/17/11)
Numbering Pages
• Starting on the first page where you wrote 5 things
about yourself, number each side of a page in pencil.
• Pages will never be torn out – be careful.
• If you do not have enough time to finish numbering,
please finish for tomorrow.
• You should have about 140 pages numbered.