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  • Greenwood Elementary School
  • Florence, SC
  • Nearly all students from low‑income households Data about students' economic need comes from the National Center for Education Statistics, via our partners at MDR Education. Learn more

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Interactive notebooking is a great way to keep students engaged with the learning that takes place from our investigations. Data collecting requires that students cut out and glue into their notebooks diagrams, tables, and graphs. As students conduct investigations and gather data, red/blue colored pencils are used to create the double-line graph to show how different variables behaved during the investigation. Being able to see the difference in the data helps students draw conclusions (one of the last steps to the scientific method). Having a pencil sharpener is mandatory to keep the colored pencils read for use. Upon completion of lessons, a formative assessment strategy that students like for me to incorporate is the use of whiteboards. Having the fine tip expo markers will allow for them to explain their thinking when they provide an answer

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Interactive notebooking is a great way to keep students engaged with the learning that takes place from our investigations. Data collecting requires that students cut out and glue into their notebooks diagrams, tables, and graphs. As students conduct investigations and gather data, red/blue colored pencils are used to create the double-line graph to show how different variables behaved during the investigation. Being able to see the difference in the data helps students draw conclusions (one of the last steps to the scientific method). Having a pencil sharpener is mandatory to keep the colored pencils read for use. Upon completion of lessons, a formative assessment strategy that students like for me to incorporate is the use of whiteboards. Having the fine tip expo markers will allow for them to explain their thinking when they provide an answer

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