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Parts of an Apple in SeeSaw

Parts of an AppleLabel all the parts of an apple. :add: 1. Tap the add button. :label: 2. Tap the label tool and label parts of the apple. :mic: 3. Tap the mic and tell more about apples. :check: 4. Tap the check to add to your journal.

SeeSaw for Science Notebooking

SeeSaw can make Science Notebooking much more accessible for Kinders who don't type or write quickly. Instead of having to draw the experiment and then write about it, the teacher can post the picture of the experiment and the students can record themselves explaining what they learned.

NOTE: In this Activity, replace the picture with a photo from your class experiment and then have students record and draw their thoughts.

Here are some other Science Notebook Prompt Activities that you can reuse:

Parts of an Apple - Students use the Text tool to label an apple and tell about apples.
Parts of a Pumpkin - Students use the Draw tool and then drag labels provided to them.

Air has density science experimentWhy did the paper towel stay dry when we put in an upside down cup in water? You can record, draw or type your thoughts.

Click here to see a student sample.

Weather and Climate

SeeSaw for Science Notebooking

In these activities, students will create more complex posts by using multiple Tools in their notebooks. The first activity is labeling the weekly weather. Students can open this Activity and add a weather observation each day of the week. NOTE: To enable students to edit their already-submitted posts, go to the Settings wrench and select Enable Item Editing. Then students can copy their work from the day before and edit it to add a new day's observation.

If students need practice learning weather words first, see the Weather Words activity at right.

Here are some other Science Notebook Prompt Activities that you can reuse:

Draw the Weather Today - Students use the Draw tool to draw and tell their weather observations each day.
Push or Pull Emojis - Students drag the emojis to sort them by pushes and pulls.
Pushes and Pulls in the Classroom - Students use the Video or Camera tool to show and tell about a push or pull.