Share-A-Thon
- A few examples to help you get started
Digital notebooks added to the
pages
of the Science Classroom
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Science Survival Guide (Back-to-School
HDSN)
Student Master* and
Teacher Master (PPT) (Days 1-3 only)
This notebook
is used the first two weeks of
school. The teacher presentation
shares the information I'll be covering
with my students for the first three
days of school. The teacher master
includes the
Something's Fishy activity using
fortune telling fish.
Other lessons the second week will
allows students to learn more about the
Google apps and sign into their accounts
for programs they will be using this
year. I wrap it up with some
GimKit Live Challenges and a note
quiz.
NOTES:
- An asterisk identifies Google files
that will require you to make a copy
when opening.
The
2022 notebook was created on Google
Slides, which the teacher master is from
PPT.
HDSN = Handy Dandy Science Notebook
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Science Starters
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Digital Notebook Versions -
Last year I created slides for
Science Starters- Semester 1 to
provide answer pages for an entire semester of
challenges, which worked well and was much easier
than assigning a new slide every week. I
create
PDF versions of the challenges to share on my
classroom website at
mrstomm.com, which is helpful for students who
are absent or want to "see" the day's challenge up
close. I use the Master
Slides Digital Template (PPT
Download) to create the daily challenges along
with the answer key. I
have added directions on the side of the slides
to help you.
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Virtual Locker
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Student Version*
- Although this isn't a full notebook,
it would be useful as a template for
students projects. The main page
has the directions, the second page has
an area for student work, and the rest
of the pages have resources they can
copy and use. NOTE: I
use my "bitmoji" items on my classroom
website at
mrstomm.com
- check out the home page and the About
Me area.
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Digital
notebook files for Sandwich Science &
Nature of Science are available on the
General Science
page of the Science Classroom!
Have other
questions? Send me an
e-mail!
Check out these pages for more
information ...
Digital
Notebook Resources
- Resources, tutorials, and
other tools that helped me learn how to
develop digital INBs.
Frequently Asked Questions
- More insights into how I made the
transition to digital and the ways I
will use ISNs with my students.
Traditional Notebook Resources
- Resources and tips from my classroom
to help you implement ISNs into your
curriculum; many of the strategies for
paper ISNs can be incorporated into
digital versions.
Have your students use
Doodle Notes
(my version - not the premade graphic style) for
taking notes in their ISNs! Students create
their own notes their way!
Watch my video on
Educreations that was created to introduce my
students to Doodle Notes! Students can create
notes on paper and then convert them to digital
(photo, scan) to add to their digital ISNs.
