1. Your Interactive World History Notebook Set-Up
Step-by-Step Tutorial
Your Interactive World History Notebook Set-Up
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2. Spiral Notebook with a Folder
What you need 3
Ruler and Tape 1
Spiral Notebook with a Folder 2
Pencil, Pens

3. Step 1: Front Cover…Write:
Make it personal-Decorate and design the front cover
NAME
YOUR HOUR
MS.REDA

4. Step 2: First Page– Staple the “Interactive Notebook Directions Sheet”

5. Step 3: Turn the Page: Table of Contents [TOC]2 1
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Page # Assignment Description
Page # Assignment Description
Write in the page number and titles

6. Step 3: Turn the Page: Table of Contents [TOC] Continued….4 3
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Page # Assignment Description
Page # Assignment Description
Write in the page number and titles

7. Step 4: Turn the page…Keep numbering until you finish the notebook5 6
Chapter 1 Vocabulary
Political cartoon Liberty

8. Step 4: Turn the page…Keep numbering until you finish the notebook7 8
Chapter 1 Cornell Notes
2nd treatise of government 8

9. For every assignment, this is the proper heading6
Date
Title of Assignment
And then fill it into the Table of Contents, including page # and title

10. How Notebook will work! Could include:
RIGHT SIDE- STUDENT SIDE: OUTPUT
Requires students to interact with the information and do something with the notes on the right
Reflects how students learn and apply the information
LEFT SIDE- TEACHER SIDE: INPUT
All information the student is supposed to know/learn
Teaches students effective note-taking strategies
Could include:
-Notes , Class handouts, Discussion Notes, Movie Notes, Guided Notes, Vocabulary, Maps, Data, Concept Map, Question strips, Articles
-Thinking Maps, Structured Writing, Foldables, Golden Line, Brochure, Mind mapping, Analysis, Illustrated outlines, Reflective Writing, 3-2-1, Quick Write, Roving Paragraph, Political cartoons, Timelines

11. How it works!
Everything we do will be either written onto the notebook directly or stapled in
Assignments that are not graded like notes and in-class work will be automatically put in
Assignments that are graded will be done on a separate piece of paper, turned in, graded, returned, and then you will staple it into your notebook

12. When you have a homework assignment
Let’s say I give you a homework assignment and I tell you that this will go on page 12 of your IWHN when its graded/returned to you
Say you get home and forget how to do the homework
You go onto the blog
Under World History
Click on WH Notebook Assignments on page numbers
Click on #12 and there will be the directions

13. How you will be graded /90 Total Score:
Formal Notebook Check [Summative and every 3-4 weeks]: Looking for the organization and notebook upkeep
10 points
8 points
6 points
4 points
0 points
Table of Contents
TOC is complete
1 missing entry
2 missing entries
3 missing entries
N/A
Headings
All pages have a heading, title, date, and page #
1 page has a missing or incomplete heading
2 pages have a missing or incomplete headings
3 pages have a missing or incomplete headings
25 points
20 points
15 points
Entries on Left Side
LS work is all complete
1 blank/missing page
2 blank/missing pages
3 blank/missing pages
Entries on Right side
RS work is all complete
5 points
Color/Neatness
Exceptionally maintained with color and neatness!
Very colorful and neat
Colorful and neat
Somewhat colorful and neat
Not colorful or neat
Total Score:
[maximum 50 summative pts]
1st card marking
2nd card marking
3rd card marking
4th card marking
5th card marking
6th card marking
/90

14. How you will be graded #1
Informal Notebook Check [Formative; Daily or when due]: Looking for the completeness of homework, assignment, and notes.
10 points
8 points
6 points
4 points
2 points
0 points
Work All complete
Included illustrations and pictures
Questions answered in complete sentences
Citation was done properly if applicable
Went above requirements
Very neat
Work all complete
Answered questions in own words or included illustration {but not both}
Neat
Work not all completed
Missing one or two of the requirements or questions
Citation was somewhat correct
Maximum points if late
Somewhat neat
Work is incomplete
Missing 3+ requirements or questions
Inaccurate citation
Poor effort
Not neat
Working almost all incomplete
Missing more than half of the requirements or questions
No citation
No effort or illegible
Assignment not done or cheating/plagiarism caught