Creating a Class Vocabulary Book

This week, I create a book using Book Creator designed for my high school Geometry class. Throughout the year, my students fill out important vocabulary, theorems, and definitions in their own personal reference packet. I thought I could use Book Creator to create a fun, interactive, and digital book of those important terms for students to use. When students are absent, they can look at this digital book to fill out their reference packet.

For this assignment, I made a demo book that could be used in my Geometry classroom. I divided the book up by units, so students can easily categorize definitions. I also put the lesson it was from in the unit, so students can easily write down terms from the lesson they missed. For the Pythagorean Theorem, I also included a voice recording of me saying “Pythagorean Theorem” because students often forget how to pronounce this important theorem. Because this was a demo book, I only included a few definitions and theorems from Unit 2 and Unit 3. However, if I utilized this in my classroom, the book would cover every unit and theorem we discuss in class.

Overall, I really enjoyed using Book Creator. I found it pretty easy to use and was impressed by its many functions. It was very customizable and simple to add in fun features. I particularly liked the recording feature. This is a great tool to record hard to pronounce words or even use as a fun read aloud feature.

Direct link to my book, click this link! https://read.bookcreator.com/ojVLoKwJd8hbvOSFYtPaYK6l95g1/joUvGHk8SyerX5RHNOuNHQ

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2 Replies to “Creating a Class Vocabulary Book”

  1. Maddy, great idea for showcasing how Book Creator can support instruction. Your book is an attractive and well illustrated glossary for students. I like the organization – with corresponding external units noted for the terms.

    Itโ€™s a great demo of what could be a more comprehensive glossary for all units. Well done.

    PS: I like the graph paper backgrounds! Perfect for this subject

  2. Hi Maddy! This is a great informational book. I love the pictures next to the definitions, it’s perfect to show definitions. Color coding is so helpful in seeing the dilation too.

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