Notebooking in a Nutshell
We get lots of questions about notebooking here at Elemental Science.
Our author and resident notebooking expert, Paige, has answered a few of them in the past.
- What is notebooking?
- How do I get started with notebooking?
- How do I use notebooking with multiple ages?
- Should I use a lapbook or a notebook?
- How do I organize my notebooks?
- What should I expect from my student for their notebooking page?
But we wanted to pull all Paige's best tips together into one easy notebooking tips infographic, and here is the result:
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