Interactive notebooks
in class at school
I got acquainted with interactive exercise books by chance, after seeing an advertisement for courses in one of the groups for teachers on the Vkontakte social network.
I have long been looking for something unusual, bright, helping students to master the school curriculum.
And I think I found it.
What are interactive notebooks?
An interactive notebook is a notebook in which children put notes and illustrations made by their own hands, in the form of interactive mini-books on the topics studied.
Interactive elements are pasted into a notebook and create an interactive learning space. this allows students to interact with information in the lesson, and not automatically record under dictation.
IT can contain:
Color illustrations
Mini-books
Pockets with cards
Books with all kinds of windows
Accordion books
3D elements
IT creates a "repeat, no repeat" effect.
8 differences between IT and school notebooks
1. IT - colorful and colorful. Design (paste, paint, help organize and group information);
2. clear structure and systematization (has content, titles of topics, numbered pages) It is very easy for children to navigate in their notebook;
3. compactness (the topics are voluminous, but thanks to the templates, it turns out to place the topic on one spread);
4. visualization (IT contains a lot of pictures and illustrations, children perceive information better through visual images. IT notebooks are similar to visual dictionaries, but made with their own hands, it's a pity to throw it away);
5. neat design and careful handling of the notebook (it's a pity to just throw out a notebook made by yourself);
6. IT increases interest in subjects (the lesson should be bright, rich, it increases interest not only in notebooks, assignments, but also in the subject as a whole);
7. IT creates the effect of repetition without repetition (IT is perceived as crafts, and you want to show it to friends, parents and, showing, tell, thereby repeating, you can put a lot of games in it);
8. learning through creativity (recall the words of Sukhomlinsky "The origins of creative abilities and gifts of children at their fingertips" The more skill in a child's palm, the smarter the child.
Essential materials for working with IT
1. Printer paper (white and colored light pastel colors);
2. Glue stick (can be pink);
3. Scissors;
4. Stapler:
5. Paper clips (large and small, curly, colored);
6. Ruler (collapse, outline the contour);
7. Writing materials (markers, colored pens, crayons, colored pencils, highlighters);
8. Notebook (48 sheets, A4 format can be used).
Additional materials
1. Plastic pockets with buttons;
2. Cash colored rubber bands;
3. Brats (for creating circular elements);
4. Stickers (thematic, for decoration);
5. Hole punch.
Basic elements of IT
1. Cover (in order for IT to stand out, it is best to make a cover with your own hands, draw figures, cut out, fill the figures with different information (class, name, surname, photo, address, about yourself, hobbies, who they want to be by profession, beloved book, add thematic pictures or stickers, put on a transparent cover).
2. Content for structuring the material (page number - ALL PAGES MUST BE NUMBERED, topic title, date).
3. Headings. Before the content, it is necessary to draw the page into cells and fill in the section titles.
4. Pages with the names of subjects or topics.
Additional IT elements
1. A page with the rules for keeping a notebook, addressing the child.
2. Pocket
3. IT storage device
4. Bookmark
5. Dictionary
Types of templates
1. Ready-made templates with pictures and text.
2. Empty templates for filling.
3.Handmade templates.
Types of mini-books
1. Flapbook
2. Accordion book
3. Multilevel book
4. Pockets
5. Figure book
6. Book with petals
7. Book with folds
8. Clamshell book
9. Matchbook
10. Mini-book 8 pages
11. Book-wheel
12. Trifold
13. Pyramid
14. Book with tags
The principle of choosing and filling out mini-books
1. Each topic can be divided into subtopics. The number of flaps and pages depends on this.
Life hacks
1. How to quickly create a template without any measurements with a ruler. Collapse to indicate the cut lines.
2. We glue the flapbook into the notebook from the center in the direction of the pages so that the flaps do not wrinkle.
3. Outline of elements. It is always necessary to trace the outline to limit the space for your notes. This is best done using a ruler.
4. It is better to glue the pockets without labels from below so that the cards do not fall out.
In the meantime, there is no need to know about it. ”
I suggest watching a video of my master class on the topic "Interactive notebooks in the classroom in primary grades"
In the meantime, there is no need to know about it. ”
