Using Science Notebooks in Elementary ClassroomsClassroom teachers who want to begin using or who are currently including science notebooks as part of their instruction will find that Using Science Notebooks in Elementary Classrooms is a "must-have" resource for the development of scientific inquiry, literacy, and reasoning skills. This book makes the case for using science notebooks strategicallypromoting hands-on observing, recording, and reflectingand demonstrates how best to do so. |
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Contents
1 What Do We Know About Writing and Science? | 1 |
2 What Is a Science Notebook? | 7 |
3 What Are the Essential Components of a Science Notebook? | 14 |
4 Getting Started | 15 |
5 Question Problem Purpose | 21 |
6 Prediction | 31 |
7 Planning | 37 |
8 Observations Data Charts Graphs Drawings and Illustrations | 47 |
11 Reflections | 73 |
12 English Language Development and the Science Literacy Connection | 81 |
13 Additional Strategies for Increasing the Use of Academic Content Language in the Writing of English Language Learners | 89 |
14 Assessing Student Progress | 97 |
15 Power of Feedback | 107 |
16 Implications and Concluding Remarks | 111 |
References | 113 |
About the Author | 116 |
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