I love incorporating Foldables into my daily routines as often as possible, so I'm always looking for new/creative ways to do this. Because I use an Interactive Science Notebook on an almost daily basis as well, most Foldables fit perfectly into the Spirals or Composition Notebooks.
Here are a few sites I've gathered up to share with you! Click on the picture or Webpage Title to be directed to the site.
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Foldables Wiki (if you click on "Pages and Files" on the left of page, you will have access to Teacher-Created Foldables)
Center for Math and Science Education Wiki
Print Cut Fold (click
HERE to get a PDF of all of their Activity Types and
HERE for Free Templates from Arlington ISD)
PDF Guide to Making Tons of Foldables
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