Today, I wanted to share what has been my favorite foldable of late. It’s so versatile, and I’ve found myself using it left and right in my interactive notebooks.
It’s a simple four door foldable. I’ve sized mine to fit in a composition notebook. If you aren’t gluing these in a notebook, I would suggest you use an entire sheet of paper so that your students will have more room to write.
So, here are some pictures of this foldable template in action. I’ve used this four door foldable template more than any other so far this school year!
Solving One Step Equations Foldable
Integer Operations Foldable
Basic Graphing and Quadrants Foldable
Translating Algebraic Expressions Foldable
sc32742
Monday 23rd of February 2015
These are great!! Thank you so much for sharing.
prantalos
Sunday 2nd of September 2012
I tried printing off the foldable and it is SUPER tiny! Can you repost it?
Anonymous
Sunday 18th of November 2012
Thank you so much for sharing your ideas! I teach a math resource class and collaborate in a regular math class and these will help every kid, expecially those who need prompting and cueing for processes!
prantalos
Sunday 2nd of September 2012
NM! Error on my part! I had been printing multiple images on one page so that's why it came out tiny!
druin
Saturday 1st of September 2012
I think I'll be using this foldable this week! Thanks so much for sharing the ideas :)
Michele
Friday 31st of August 2012
Thanks for sharing the foldable! I love the quadrant idea! I wonder if you could print that on double sided graph paper and plot points as well.
Michele coffeecupsandlessonplans.blogspot.com
Kaleb
Friday 31st of August 2012
This is great! Thanks for sharing the photo because I didn't know what people were talking about when they said interactive notebooks.