Hey Everyone!
I am a little late linking up to 4th Grade Frolics for the Monday Made It! I did not have much time this week creating things for my classroom because for once I was spending with the family. So here is what I got done this week!
As you see in my previous post, I created a starter bundle for an interactive student notebook. Over the five years of utilizing the ISN in my math notebook, I have experimented with the proper setup, rubrics, and organizational strategies. This product gives teachers the best starting materials to get their Interactive student notebook together. The ISN Starter Bundle contains a total of seven main items that come in both color and black and white. These items include: notebook setup, table of contents, teacher evaluation rubric, peer evaluation rubric, student grade sheet, student reflection form, and teacher planner. All the pages are designed to best meet the needs of the students, while assisting the teacher to perfectly setup the ISN. This bundle can be geared towards any grade and any subject since it is used just to get your ISN started. If there are any questions, suggestions, or requests for a different color, please feel free to contact me!
I joined in on the Task Card train and went to Michael's to get the task card holder! I then went to target to get the adhesive square label pockets. I had a great time searching, printing, laminating, cutting, and arranging my task cards into categories to place in my new bin. I am still working hard on finding or creating task cards for all the skill concepts that I will be teaching this year. I am very tempted to buy another task card holder from Michael's and another set of label pockets from target thinking that I will need them later on in the year!
I am excited to read up on what everyone else has done this past week!
Love the task card organization! I should try something like that in my classroom instead of having random zipper bags laying around, LOL.
ReplyDeleteYes, My classroom was like that! I could never find the ones I wanted when I wanted to quickly change my lesson plan idea. I actually went back to get a second one! I just created some task card games that can be used with task card use!
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