1. Science Notebooks This presentation shares information about notebook strategies and lessons learned from school districts in the Washington State LASER Alliances as well as those districts in El Centro and Pasadena, California and Gilbert, Arizona..

2. LET’S GET STARTED… Cover or Title Page Give your science notebook a title. Add your name. You may also write the name of your teacher and grade. The cover should give the reader an idea of what this notebook will be about. You may also include pictures. Mary Jarvis’s Salmon Notebook Mr. Lee’s Class 3 rd Grade

3. TABLE OF CONTENTS Use the first 1 or 2 pages for the Table of Contents… DATE ACTIVITY PAGE #

4. NUMBER YOUR PAGES 2 1

5. SCIENTIST’S NOTEBOOKS The following 2 slides show real notebooks from scientists who work at Battelle – Pacific Northwest National Laboratory in Richland, Washington. Watch carefully as important parts to a scientist’s notebook are shared.

6. Computational Chemist Scientist reflected and made a note that something was wrong, puzzling or new. “Something wrong with this”

7. Materials Scientist Graphs and Tables pasted into notebook Drawings

8. Student Scientists Graphic Organizer Notes & Drawings

9. Glossary at the end of a Notebook

10. THINKING ABOUT NOTEBOOKS… What are some of the things you saw in the science notebooks that you could include in your notebook? Share out with your table group…