Hello, I am a 7th grade Language Arts/Literature teacher, and I have just created a really neat page that is all about Interactive Notebooks. They are a great resource for any subject!
Please feel free to ask questions or share your ideas on my FB page.
lease share how you set up your interactive notebooks as I would like to do something like this with my fifth grade social studies classes. I appreciate any help you could give me.
On 8/02/11, RJ wrote: > On 8/01/11, New York teacher of fifth grade students wrote: >> Please share how you set up your interactive notebooks as I >> would like to do something like this with my fifth grade >> social studies classes. I appreciate any help you could >> give me. > > Have you checked out this website? I referenced it a lot last > year when setting up INs for my classes. > > [link removed];
I'm experimenting with these this year, and so far, I'm blown away. The kids are *really* into their notebooks (6th grade). It's more planning, more expenditures (glue primarily), and takes more time. But I believe it's worth it overall.
I teach 3rd grade and in Florida 3rd graders must pass the reading FCAT to be promoted. The stress on reading leaves little time for social studies (long story here) Any one have some project ideas for 8-9 year olds that would integrate the two subjects?
On 8/01/11, Elaine S wrote: > I teach 3rd grade and in Florida 3rd graders must pass the > reading FCAT to be promoted. The stress on reading leaves > little time for social studies (long story here) Any one > have some project ideas for 8-9 year olds that would > integrate the two subjects?
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Over the summer I've been crazy busy creating a new virtual social studies textbook that I believe will revolutionize the way students interact with social studies.
The site is totally free and I'd love for some feedback.
On 8/13/11, Ken Uhde wrote: > Hey everyone, &g...See MoreCertainly love the idea of it. I would say the one thing missing is an ability to simply "jump" to a give topic via an index. I'd think it would be possible if you simply made smaller "books" for each subtopic.
Definitely interested in the concept though and I'll keep an eye on it.
On 8/13/11, Ken Uhde wrote: > Hey everyone, > > Over the summer I've been crazy busy creating a new virtual > social studies textbook that I believe will revolutionize > the way students interact with social studies. > > The site is totally free and I'd love for some feedback. > > [link removed]
I am a first year teacher trying to find classroom activities for my students. Can anyone point me in the direction of engaging classroom activities? Like reading jigsaws? KWL charts, Think Pair Share?
RogerJamie- I tried to respond by private message but it was flag for review. LOL. Not sure you will get it. I have linked my contact info. I'd be glad to share my website with you by email- I've taught WH for over 30 years. It's not any better than many on here, but I would be glad to share a few resources and sites that work for me.
AnnaOn 8/16/11, jamie wrote: > I am a first year teacher trying to find classroom > activities for my students. Can anyone point me in the > direction of engaging classroom activities? Like reading > jigsaws? KWL charts, Think Pair Share?
His first step should be to identify states he wants to go to and see which ones have reciprocity. He can send his credentials to have them evaluated. If he is good at math, he can take the first three CSETS and teacher up to algegra 2 in California. I know it seems extreme, but he needs to consider either special ed with an emphasis in social science (which he already has) math or science
On 8/18/11, Dawn wrote: > My Husband graduated in 09 with a degree in secondary > education social studies and holds a missouri certification > but has been unable to find a job. He is currently working > as a sub and has applied for every job he has been aware of > but didn't even get any interviews this year. Any > suggestion or input into how he can improve his chances of > getting a social studies position?
On 8/02/11, RJ wrote: > On 8/01/11, New York teacher of fifth grade students wrote: >> Please share how you set up your interactive notebooks as I >> would like to do somethin...See More