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Science Interactive Notebook
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What's of Ravens?
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What's going on?
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It's Mr Garcia back for another video.
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This video is all about your science interactive notebook.
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Now, if we were in the classroom, you would have
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an interactive, you know, a normal notebook with pages and
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stuff, and you'd be glue and stuff in and taking
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notes and drawing diagrams and models and stuff.
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But but with our distance learning, we're going to kind
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of adapt our science interactive notebook to be in a
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digitized format.
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So this video is going to show you how to
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get that rolling.
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So in this video, I'm gonna show you where to
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find this science notebook.
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A. So how you're gonna how you're gonna get it
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started. So I'm gonna show you how to set yours
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up. And I'm also going to show you how to
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use it in order to help track your learning and
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help you be successful in our class.
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And then lastly, I'm gonna show you an example.
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So I'll show you what my science notebook looks like
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as well in this video.
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First, I'm gonna tell you what we're going to go.
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We're gonna go to canvas, and we're gonna want to
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go to Module Z wrote lesson to All right, module
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zero lesson to, uh let's go
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