During this past school year, I started to dabble in using Interactive Notebooks with my students and I found that they LOVED them. The more they used them, the quicker they got in making them too! I have made quite a few Interactive Math Notebooks so far but today I am featuring my most recent creation, the Place Value Interactive Notebook!
I find that Interactive Notebooks are fun for the kids to make and they keep them engaged even after the activity is finished! Oftentimes, my students will page back in their notebooks and look through their pages because they are fun. I think they feel proud to see how neat their work looks. Oh, not to mention that they are learning from their work and it is a keepsake that they get to take home at the end of the year. I also like that it showcases to the parents what the child has learned throughout the school year. Sounds great, right? Grab your FREE math notebook activity here to try it out with your students.
What’s In The Place Value Interactive Notebook?
Use Colored Paper!
You will notice from the photos that I like to copy the Interactive Notebook pages onto colored paper. No color ink is needed for this product (which I love)! I have seen these pages printed onto white paper with the option to add color with crayons or no color at all and I still think they look great!
Customize Your Interactive Notebook
Some of the activities in this product come with a “cutesy” version and a “plain jane” version depending on what your preference is to use with your students. Below you will see an example of this.
Differentiation Included
I have also included opportunities for differentiation! A lot of the activities in this product have place value activities to the HUNDREDS PLACE and a version that goes to the THOUSANDS PLACE. This way you can choose what level of complexity you’d like your students to work at.
Easy to Assemble Interactive Notebook Pages
The only supplies that are needed are scissors, glue, and a pencil. Some of the activities in this particular product require dice but that’s it! If you find that your students are having trouble building them project a completed page on the board so your students have a model to work from.
What’s Included In the Place Value Interactive Notebook
- Explanation of Interactive Math Notebooks
- Place Value Mini-Posters
- Roll It
- Place Value Bubble Map
- Ones, Tens, and Hundreds Flip Flaps
- Base Ten Block Flip Flaps
- 10 More, 10 Less, 1 More, 1 Less
- Greater Than/Less Than 500
- What’s the Digit Value
- Photos of these interactive math notebook pages
Don’t forget to snag your FREE math notebook activity before you leave!
31 Responses
I would love to see something with addition and subtraction skills because that's such a big common core skill!
Would LOVE to win you interactive notebooks. I am trying to incorporate these more in my classroom! Thanks for the chance. rwrench64@yahoo.com
Would love to see some addition/subtraction; missing addends; true false equations…….
I would love to see one on Graphing! Love having my students graph items or read a graph!
I would love to see a kindergarten level for addition and subtraction to 5 or even 10, a rhyming riddle notebook about shapes (2d and 3d), graphing, what number comes before, next. I just love them all!
I would love to see graphing, word problems, and missing addends. Thanks for a great giveaway!!
Do they have to be math? Could you do some LA or Science interactive notebook things? But if math only then problem solving (story problem, addition, subtraction, number strings, number line, 2 digit w/ regrouping, adding 3 numbers) just to name a few. 🙂
I love your interactive notebooks! I would love to see one on graphs. 🙂
I all ready have your geometry interactive notebook and I love it! I'd love to see something on addition and subtraction (up to 1,200) and graphs!
How about SCIENCE? or Social Studies…I need to integrate as much as possible..THANKS! Wendy 1stgradefireworks@gmail.com 1stgradefireworks
Interactive Notebooks are so much fun for my students! Would love these!
In Math I would love to see some Addition and Subtraction! Science and Social Studies would also be wonderful!! arusso@culpeperschools.org
Addition and Subtraction would be awesome! I love the idea of science and social studies as well! arusso@culpeperschools.org
I agree with a few of the posts above!! I would love to see some addition and subtraction. My second graders tend to struggle with that and maybe the interactive notebook would be a new way of approaching this skill 🙂 Thanks for this awesome opportunity!
I already have your Geometry interactive notebook and I LOVE IT! I also would like to see addition and subtraction… maybe addition and subtraction strategies and addition and subtraction with regrouping. 🙂
Just found some unused notebooks in the supply closet at the end of the year so I am anxious to try interactive notebooks this year. I have a couple on my wish list. lineal@sssnet.com
I would love to see more notebooks geared towards Kindergarten! We love using your notebooks but I need some for the beginning of the year when we are just starting out with very basic math like numbers and counting.
Julie
I would love to see a pack focusing on addition and subtraction.
I can't wait to use your interactive notebooks with my kiddos next year!
I would love to see any of the basic facts done – important skill for my special ed. kiddos! Thanks for sharing your great activities you have developed!
I would love to see basic fact and problem solving practice and maybe something to improve basic number sense for kids. I have my fingers crossed to win this one:):)
I started using some interactive notebook ideas for my second graders this year–they loved it. They always wanted to know when we would do more. I would like to try using more in this upcoming year– if I win my students will love it and I will be one happy teacher.
Love these! I would LOVE an addition/subtraction pack that focuses on unknown addend. It's such a difficult concept for my kiddos to get!
I agree with the above. Maybe a problem solving one? These are great btw!
Hilary
I have never used interactive notebooks but am very interested. I would like to see word/ story problems.
Using interactive notebooks is one of the things I want to try next year in 3rd. I hope I win! Eek!
Kelly
Love to Teach A-Latte
Oops! I didn't read the topic! I think multiplication would be awesome!
its a toss up of basic addition/subtraction or word problems… Thanks for the chance to win and or all of your creative work!!!
Karen
I would love to see Addition and Subtraction, and Multiplication and Division notebooks!!! These are all AB FAB, Angie!! Thank you for considering me =). leafsgirl@rogers.com.
I wonder if you can do weather/seasons interactive
I love this idea it can be used for so many subjects and grades!