Instructional techniques for interactive notebooks

How to use input and output activities for your interactive notebook classes?

When using instructional techniques for interactive notebooks, it is best to use simple methods. Students engage better when the activities are short with easy to follow directions.

Ensure your students are ready to learn when you give them simple step-by-step instructions. The activities shown here are samples you can use in your own classroom or homeschool group.

You will see how to use Question of the Day and Exit Ticket samples as part of input and output activities. Also, you will notice KWL charts are very versatile educational tools. These tables are used as anchor charts or posters with ideas for all year-long.

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Barbara Mascareno

Barbara is an educational writer, teacher, and instructional designer. She loves to write K-12 education content, teaching strategies, bilingual education approaches, and foreign language.

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