Friday, June 15, 2012

Interactive Math Notebooks ~ Foldables!!!

I have jumped on the foldable wagon! I spent at least an hour yesterday searching the Internet (mostly Pinterest!) for foldables ideas that I could adapt for my 5th grade curriculum. I started a notebook for of templates for foldables and pictures of ideas from blogs! I put the templates and pictures in page protectors and will group them by subject (I am only working on Math foldables at this moment). I have alot of goodies to share with you today. Most of these are adapted from other's ideas...mostly Runde's Room and Tales of Frogs and Cupcakes!

Click on the pictures to get the PDFs!

The first foldable is a simple foldable reviewing key vocabulary for fractions.


This next one is a foldable for prime and composite numbers.



This next one is very similiar, a factor and multiples foldable.



These next two were adapted from Tales of Frogs and Cupcakes!




These next two were adapted from Runde's Room! Click on the picture for the first part and here for the second part.





Thanks for checking out my blog! I hope you enjoy the foldables. Send me a comment if you have questions!
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6 comments:

  1. Hey, great stuff...Im getting back into teaching...fifth grade, in Texas, I love your stuff..I was really hoping you could add pictures of your completed math journal/notebook and the foldables..so I can see how you actually make yours using these templates...I love foldables, and I love the idea of using them in math, but need more help...if possible let me know..thanks so much!

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  2. could you explain how the prime and composite foldable works please. I've been moved to 5th grade after 20+ years in 8th grade and I am a duck out of water! Thanks, Gina. gstill @ dallasr1.k12.mo.us

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  3. Could you send or post the prime/composite foldable in Word form? I would like to use it for other topics but can't get mine to look as good as yours!

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  4. These are wonderful! Thank you for sharing!

    :) Kaitlyn
    Smiles and Sunshine

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  5. Thanks a bunch for sharing! I truly appreciate all the time that went into these. I was wondering if you could clarify about the fraction flipbook?

    4verateacher@blogspot.com

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  6. Hi! The idea for the fraction flipbook came from this website. She has pictures and a blog post to explain it. Check it out!


    http://www.rundesroom.com/2012/06/math-journal-sundays-fractions.html

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