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Interactive Science Notebook Guide

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Interactive Science Notebook Guide

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Science

interactive
notebook

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How to use
1. I like to start off the lesson by building the lessons
activity ahead of time on my document camera for
the students. I only do one worksheet a lesson.
For example, if I am giving the students the planets
activity, I will either show them an already
prepared worksheet or complete with them
watching.
2. Then I give the activity of the day to the students.
It is best that they color first, then cut.
3. Once everyone has it colored and cut, they take
out their interactive notebook and glue the pieces
down. (I have done these activities in past years
on colored paper or construction paper if I did not
have an entire notebook dedicated to the subject.
4. Each page that has small white tabs connected to
the pictures is the glue only tabs. This ensures
students can flap open the pictures to write
information behind it. (as shown in example
pictures)
5. Use this interactive notebook to fit your students
needs however you see fit! Enjoy!

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The front notebook page can help keep different topics separate in
notebooks. Each activity has a glue tab to write information underneath.

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Planets have a glue tab
to allow students to
flap open and write
facts about each
planet. Planets can be
placed in order.

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There are two different
moon phase cut-outs
available. Students
can learn the quarter
moons with full and
new moon, or all moon
phases including
waxing and waning.

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Vocabulary pages can be printed
more than once if needed for
more words.

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Digital
version

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The Solar
System
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Printable
version

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The
Solar
System

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Cut out, glue, and color. This will be the beginning page of your chapter.
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Mercury Venus

Sun
Earth

Mars

Sa
Neptune
Neptune
Jupiter tu
r
n

Planets
Uranus
Uranus

Cut out the title and each planet. Glue down on the
tab. Color and write facts about each planet
underneath the flap. ©lessonswithlandry
Moon Phases

Cut out the title and foldable. Glue down the title and then the middle of the foldable. Fold down each move
phase and label it correctly on top.
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Moon Phases

Cut out the title and moon phases. Glue down the title and labeling worksheet. Complete by labeling each
moon phase
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Vocabulary

Cut out the title and each sticky note. Glue on the tab. Write vocabulary word on the front and definition
under the flap.
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Extra vocabulary sticky notes

Cut out each sticky note. Glue on the tab. Write vocabulary word on the front and definition under the flap.
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