By Lisa Ng.
Overview
As the need arises for educators to teach beyond the surface of the iceberg, a new era of documentation between the teacher and students have emerged – the Interactive Science notebook. Interactive notebooks are about more than gluing sheets on paper, they are about creating opportunities where each student can show their own voice and express their own ideas. And realize that what they say MATTERS.
Click on the link below for a full 3-part INB lesson on building paper bridges in the classroom (Grade 5 – Forces acting on Structures and Mechanisms)
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