Guide to Using Interactive Student Notebooks in ANY Classroom.

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  1. Tricia J says:

    I just listened to 5 of your YouTube videos today and now I am a follower! You rock and you're hilarious too! Keep creating…you are one talented chick.
    Love interactive notebooks too! Fab tips…especially hot glueing an envelope inside. A great take away!
    Tricia from Tricia's Terrific Teaching Trinkets

  2. Shoney says:

    Glue is dead now!! LOL! Great post!

  3. Thank you for the freebie! Keep the funny and informative posts coming sister!

  4. Glue Who? lol. great post…thank you!

  5. Camilla says:

    Hi 🙂
    I am a teacher from Norway, and I’m interested in starting an interactive notebook with my students when they start a new school year. This is not a “thing” in Norway, but I love the idea. I was wondering, how do the students use the tape? Do they use double sided tape? Can you show it in a video or in a blogpost?

  6. Shelby says:

    Hi, Kayse! I have heard SO much about how effective interactive notebooks can be,! As a first-year 6th grade L.A. teacher, I am excited to use them in our classroom! I had a quick question– how often do you work in the interactive notebooks? Daily? Weekly?

    Thanks for the great resources!

  7. Jessica Jacobson says:

    I dabbled with interactive notebooking this year and am jumping all in next year. I am putting tape on the supply list for kids to bring from home and I’ll collect it on day 1. How many rolls of tape would you say you use per kid?

  8. Kellie Wilfong says:

    Kayse, I LOVE your interactive notebook ideas! I just viewed my first video of yours today, and thought it was terrific! Would you happen to have anything for the upper grades, specifically in English and Modern World History?

  9. Katie says:

    Hi Kayse! Love all of your material. I have been watching your videos and I find them very informative. I am a newbie to the TPT thing and had some questions. Do you have an email address where I could email you? You are welcome to email me directly if you wish not to publish the address.

    Thanks!
    Katie
    klbb@live.com

  10. xcyterin.com says:

    I hope this post gave you more insight on how you might use interactive notebooks with your students, whether it be in the form of individual lessons through a semester, or as one big unit to assess individual student skills.

  11. What not to do with interactive notebooks in the classroom, as you set them up, figure out printables, and use them throughout the school year.

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