Interactive
Spanish
Notebook
 An interactive Spanish notebook (ISN) is your own
personalized JOURNAL of learning about Spanish
What
IS
it??
 A portfolio of your work in ONE convenient spot.
This is great for studying for upcoming quizzes & test
 A great ORGANIZATIONAL tool that gives you
permission to be CREATIVE in your responses without
"messing up" your notes.
Foldables:
Graphic Organizers:
Creative Notes:
Warm-ups: Vamos
• Your warm-up-vamos- It acts as a review before we
start class.
• It should be completed within the first FIVE
minutes of class!
•Include la fecha (the date) and the warm up
question each day
Senora Ramos
• The name of the course: Español 1
Getting
Started
Step 1
• The words: Cuarderno interactivo de
Español ( ISN)
• The class period that you have Spanish: 1st
Period, for example
• The school year: 2014 - 2015
• Your teacher: Señora Ramos
• Your name:
Example:
Your author page should have the following:
Creating
Inside
Author
cover
Page
your
- a picture of you
Author - your birthday
page - hobbies, sports, activities you like to do
- pictures of things that describe YOU
(photos, magazine cut outs, clip art,
drawings)
Senora Groeb
May 24th, 1972
Scrapooking,
photogaphy
Sample
Author
page
• Starting with the 1st page, number the first 50
pages.
Getting
Started
• Numbers should be small and at the bottom
outside corner of every page.
Step 2
1
2
• At the top of page 2, write:
•Table of Contents
Getting
Started
Step 3
Table of Contents
• Copy the example
page
Content
Author Page
2
Table of Contents
3
Syllabus
4
notebook Rules
5 – 15
16-71
• At the top of page 2, write:
•Table of Contents
Getting
Started
Step 3
Table of Contents
• Copy the example
page.
Content
- No RIPPED OUT pages or torn corners
- No DOODLING that doesn’t relate to Spanish
- Notebook should be used for SPANISH CLASS ONLY
- BE COLORFUL & LOVE YOUR NOTEBOOK
• Notebooks will be graded at the end of
each marking period and will count as A
TEST!
• I will collect your notebook at the end of
each marking period. I will evaluate the entire
notebook and give a grade based on the
quality, completeness, appearance, and
organization. All class notes and notebook
assignments should be included, even for the
days you were absent.
•It is your responsibility to get all the
information you missed!
• An important of part of your notebook is
its visual appearance. The notebook serves as
a demonstration of your learning throughout
the marking period. Your notebook should
be neat, every entry should be titled, and
every entry must have a date and page
number. Your artistic touch should be visible
through out the notebook.
Exemplary Notebook - 95% (A)
All notes and vocabulary are accurate,
complete, and neatly organized
All notebook assignments are accurate,
complete, and neatly organized
All assignments are complete, neat, and
follow directions
Strong Notebook - 85% (B)
Most notes and vocabulary are accurate,
complete and neatly organized
Most notebook assignments are accurate,
complete, and neatly organized
Most assignments are complete, neat, and
follow directions
Standard Notebook - 75% (C)
Some notes and vocabulary are accurate,
complete, and neatly organized
Some notebook assignments are accurate,
complete, and neatly organized
Most assignments are complete and neat, but
lack consistency
Sub-Standard Notebook - 65% (D)
Many notes and vocabulary are inaccurate,
incomplete, and or messy
Few or No notebook assignments are
accurate, complete, and neatly organized
Most assignments are incomplete, messy, or
do not follow directions
Incomplete Notebook - 50% (F)
A 100% (A+) can be earned if extra work
outside of the class is done and added neatly
and consistently to the interactive notebook.
Work should be an extension of the current
topic being studied in the class.
•Your notebook is a tool for you to use in Spanish
class.
•Take pride in your work by keeping your notebook
organized and neat!
•Never be afraid to ask questions!
•Gracias - ¡vamos a tener un año exelente!
•Your name
•Your class
•Teacher
•Label your cover (espanol 1, your name, my name)
and decorate
•Complete your author page and number all of the
pages in your notebook (1-50)