My Cornell Notes are NOW AVAILABLE for YOU!
My Cornell Notes Series has been so unbelievably popular! I hear from a lot of you every day asking for more samples of my Cornell Notes, and asking if I have a full set available for you to use. Until now, I didn't. Honestly, I hadn't considered creating a full reproducable set!
But I have done it.
And now YOU can get it!
There is a one-page Cornell Notes page for every middle grades ELA standard that includes vocabluary, strategies, and examples including diagrams, flowcharts, and pictures.
I have even included pages for writing informational and argumentative essays.
Everything. An entire year's worth of notes. Already finished.
The best part is that the differentiation is built right in! Each standard has a one-pager that contains the notes themselves, and then there is a second page that is identical except all of the key information is gone, and students have to fill in the blanks! There is also a blank Cornell Notes page at the end, so you can differentiate like a seasoned pro!
Students who struggle with writing, or ELL students who are new to the language can have the full page of notes - just give them a highligher and have them highlight the important/key information!
Students who can do some of the writing can use the fill-in-the-blank page, and students who can keep up and write the entire page can have a blank sheet!
THREE different levels of differentiation happening at the same time in one classroom. Even a brand new teacher will look like a seasoned pro, and your students will benefit immensely!
These Cornell Notes pages are typed and ready to print! You can photocopy them, share them with your colleagues, and use them in your classroom!
Here is a sample one-pager for organizing an argumentative essay (the file quality is significantly better):
And this is the STUDENT fill-in-the-blank page:
Here is another example of a one-pager for using a comma to separate coordinate adjectives that goes along with this video series from Khan Academy:
And again, here is the student fill-in-the-blank version of that same page:
This document is 55 pages long and covers the middle grades ELA standards including reading informational texts, reading literature, writing, and grammar. There are tons of strategies (RACE, CER, SWBST, TAP, DOSASCOMP to name a few!), examples including sample poems and excerpts from plays, illustrations, flowcharts, diagrams, and pictures.
This is available for purchase for $10.99. It is a PDF file.
If for any reason you have technical diffiulties with the file, please email me with your full name and email address, and I will get to the bottom of it within 24 hours.
Clicking the link below will take you to my online store where you can purchase the Cornell Notes pack!
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ReplyDeleteEmail me at kailysimpson@gmail.com with your name and I will send the file directly to you! :)
DeleteHey, I’m loving this system. I also found that interactive notebooks and I did not work well together. I know these notes are for each standard (I’m assuming common core?) but what grade level are they intended for. I’m teaching 8th grade ELA and want to be sure they are about the right level. Also are the files editable or simply a pdf?
ReplyDeleteIt is in common core ELA standards, which vary only slightly from grades 6-12. I teach 7th grade ELA, so I had middle grades in mind when I made it (6-8). It would be equally effective for high school, though! :) hope that helps!
DeleteOh and the file is a pdf, however, if you decide to purchase and do want an editable file, just email me and I will send that to you as well :)
DeleteELA standards are mostly the same concepts year to year, just with longer essays and more analyzing. I'd assume this works with any grade :)
ReplyDeletePretty much!
DeleteHello! I am definitely interested, but I teach 5th &6th resource ELA and am concerned it may need to be modified even more. Is it possible to also get an editable copy? Thank you!
ReplyDeleteYes!! If you do decide to purchase, just email me and I will send you the editable file :)
DeleteThis is amazing! Thank you! Sending email soon!
DeleteHi, I am loving your explanation on Cornell notes. I teach 5th grade gifted/high achievers for reading and social studies, and I think they would definitely benefit from these. If I purchase these from you, would I be able to get an editable version also? Thank you - Kelly
DeleteHi Kelly! Absolutely!! If you decide to purchase the document, email me at kailysimpson@gmail.com and I will send the editable file :)
DeleteThank you! I can't purchase until 7/1 so I can get reimbursed from school. I have you bookmarked! :)
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DeleteWOW! You are fast as lightning. If you are thinking of buying this product, as a mom of four and a high school teacher, I could not recommend it higher!
ReplyDeleteHello, I'm interested in purchasing, but was wondering how many pages are devoted to each area? I'm only interested in the reading informational text and literature sections. We have separate reading and writing classes so I'm not really interested in the writing or grammar parts, just wondering is I will still get a lot out of this?
ReplyDeleteThanks!
Hi! This is mostly the reading standards for informational and literature. There are a few at the end for writing, but most of the pages are for reading. Some of the standards are divided into multiple sheets, for example, for informational text structures, there is a different sheet for chronological order, one for cause and effect, one for problem-solution, etc. Because some of the standards encompass multiple skills, there are separate sheets dedicated to each skill. I hope this answers your question!
DeleteHi, my name is Blair Tucker. I purchased the Cornell Notes file last night but I am not able to find it! If you will send me your email address, I will send you a copy of the receipt. Thank you
ReplyDeleteMy email is wbcj9635@bellsouth.net
Hello! Do you have a sample page I could try before purchasing? I teach 5th grade and want to make sure this works with my classes. If so my email is mdavidson@villagecharter.org Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI just purchased but would love the editable version in case I would need to modify. Thank you for your hard work on this!
ReplyDeleteDoes the card have to be a PayPal debit card. I like the potential for this product in my classroom, but I can't purchase it. I tried to purchase through PayPal with my bank card, but I couldn't get to the product after signing on to PayPal. Help! What am I doing wrong?
ReplyDeleteThank you for such a quick email response! Keep up the winderful work here - I've just discovered your blog and am so glad to have read!
ReplyDeleteThank you for taking the time to read! :)
DeleteHi Rebecca! I am not familiar with TEKS, however, I imagine the standards are not that different than CC or LAFS (what we use in Florida). If you decide to purchase, I can email you the editable file, and you can change the standards to align with TEKS. :) kailysimpson@gmail.com just shoot me an email!
ReplyDeleteI have sent you an email, but thought I would post here also. I just purchased this product, but I don't know if you send it to my email of if I missed how to download it after purchasing. Can you please advise me of what to do to access the file?
ReplyDeleteThank you so much,
Jill
Is there a version that would work with 3rd graders?
ReplyDeleteThanks a ton! I just purchased your product and the file is amazing! I am so eager to try it with my students. Keep blogging and saving lives :D.
ReplyDeleteKailey, Hello! I purchased your Cornell Notes for 7th Grade ELA and I would like editable file when you get time. My email is jill.rotton@spart1.org
ReplyDeleteThank you and I can't wait to see what a difference this makes in my classroom!
Hi
ReplyDeleteI saw you reply to an earlier post that most of the pages are lit based? Am I reading your response wrong? I teach 6th ELA but only the writing/grammar portion.
Also- very specifically, b/c it was a b.e.a.s.t. this past school year....is there a page dedicated to writing a claim?
Thank you for all your info. INBs just don't work in my classroom & for the past few years I have slowly implemented Cornell notes.
HI! Email me at kailysimpson@gmail.com and I will help you with this :)
DeleteI'm from Canada and just wondering what topics are covered in this product. I just want to make sure they match up with the outcomes I have to teach in grade 6. Do you have a list of what's covered? Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI think you emailed me about this?
DeleteI just purchased this and was unable to download because there was a glitch on my phone. Help!
ReplyDeletePLease let me know if this was not resolved via email! I respond to many emails every day for various things and if I did not get this file to you, please email me at kailysimpson@gmail.com
DeleteI don't see this available in your TpT store. I would rather purchase there to have all my downloads in one place.
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry, I have no plans to put this file on TPT because they take a huge percentage of the money that is made, up to 70%, and frankly, it's a rip-off for teachers who put things on there. I have some things on TPT and I make next to no money on any of them, many of them I only see 30 cents for each purchase.
DeleteI love these! I too, use binders, but would love to add these in! However I teach 5th grade and wondering if you have a 5th grade version. Also, are these a Google doc? If they are 7th grade, I obviously would want to be able to edit them. Thanks so much for sharing these!
ReplyDeleteHi! If you decide to purchase this document, please email me at kailysimpson@gmail.com and I can send you an editable Word Doc! This file is ideal for 5th to 9th grades :)
DeleteThis looks like an amazing resource! Any chance you have a PowerPoint or Google Slides presentation to go along with it? Or how exactly do you present the information to the students as they take their notes?
ReplyDeleteI don't do a PowerPoint with this, sorry! When students are taking notes, I display the "teacher" notes under my Doc Cam and use paper to cover the sheet and reveal each part of the notes as we go through and discuss them and studets write. This is so much easier than having a presentation for every single note page!
DeleteHello from Argentina! I teach English as a second language and I am interested in your resources, but since my knowledge of the standard contents for your education system are limited, I was wondering if you could send me a list of contents for this file. Thank you in advance!
ReplyDeleteI just purchased you notes, but now I can't get them.
ReplyDeleteI need the editable version.
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I just purchased your cornell notes but nothing came up after the purchase.
ReplyDeletemy email is mitchell.stephanie91@yahoo.com
Can I also have the editable version
I just purchased your notes but nothing came up after purchase. Can you please send them to my Paypal email address, please. Can I also have the editable version? Thank you!
ReplyDeleteThis is exactly what I've been looking for! I was at a stopping point (at the beginning of the year of all times) because of bad state test scores. I knew I needed something new and I was on the fence about interactive notebooks. One of the other 6th grade teachers does this for Social Studies and Science, so I kept thinking it might be too much "cutting and gluing" like you said. I thought there has to be something else. I saw this and I just knew this was what I wanted to do. Thank you so much for this!
ReplyDeleteDo you think these could be used for 4th graders?
ReplyDeleteI, too would use these with 4th graders. We are implementing AVID and this would be very helpful. Would you assist me with what o do? Thanks. Jim
ReplyDeleteThis package include reading strategies like summerazing, predicting, etc.?
ReplyDeleteI am interested in purchasing but would like to have these editable so I could use them for my AVID elective.
ReplyDeleteI am very interested in something like this, but I teach 7th grade ELAR in Texas. Do you have this (or something similar) using TEKS Standards?
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