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Getting Started1. Take out your assignment book and copy the following homework:
Due Friday, September 18
On page 1 of your notebook, create an author page. Your author page should have the following:
a picture of you
hobbies, sports, activities you like to do
pictures of things that describe you
2. Take out completed Parent/Guardian survey.
3. Take out your Social Studies notebook and make sure your name and Social Studies are on the front or inside cover.
4. Take out your Social Studies folder and make sure your name and Social Studies are on the front or inside cover.
5. Take out any other supplies you may have.
Homework
Due Friday, September 18
On page 1 of your notebook, create an author page. Your author page should have the following:
a picture of you
hobbies, sports, activities you like to do
pictures of things that describe you
Look Back to Yesterday…
1. How do we enter class?
2. What are the class rules?
3. Where can I find the class site?
4. What is an historian?
5. Why is it important to keep in mind that each person sees the world in a particular way when reading history?
Students will set up their Interactive
Notebooks.
What is an Interactive Notebook?
A place where all of your work, notes and classwork will be kept!!
Your own personal textbook!!
Table of Contents
At the top of the first page write Table of Contents.
Use the pink lines as a guide to create three columns.
Title your three columns
Date
Topic
Page
Repeat for the first 2 pages.
Homework
Due Friday, September 18
On page 1 of your notebook, create an author page. Your author page should have the following:
a picture of you
hobbies, sports, activities you like to do
pictures of things that describe you
Left Side - Right Side
Each lesson will have a left side and a right side.
Each page will be numbered, so we’ll always be on the same page.
Let’s number 1-25.
Left Side
Left is for learning!
The left side is Ms. Blanchard’s side.
Left sides have even numbers.
Examples of Left Side Assignments
Notes
Question Strips
Articles
Graphic Organizers
And We’re Numbering…
Number pages…
25-50
Remember…
Left = even
Right = odd
Right Side
Right is for reflection.
A chance to work with what you have learned and show what you know.
Examples of Right Side Assignments
Postcards
Historical journal
Poster
Museum Exhibit
And We’re Numbering…
Number pages…
50-75
Remember…
Left = even
Right = odd
Maintaining the Interactive Notebook
All entries must go into the Table of Contents
Date and number each page
We all stay on the same page
No ripped out pages or torn corners
No doodling that doesn’t relate to notes
And We’re Numbering…
Number pages…
75-100
Remember…
Left = even
Right = odd
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