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Using Doodles as a Learning & Thinking Tool Note Taking Strategy Tracy Tomm Doodle Notes

What are “doodle notes”? Doodle notes are a version of graphic notes that can be used to help us remember important information and concepts from articles we read, things we discuss, or videos we watch. Watch the video to learn more!video

Ready to get started? Remember … Focus on getting the main ideas and concepts written down in your notebook. Add drawings, shapes, colors, and details to help you remember the information. Build connections between the ideas/concepts as well as to real world examples.

Ready to get started? 1 st - Read section 3.2 in your textbook about sponges. 2 nd - Try creating your own “doodle notes” on page ___ of your Handy Dandy Science Notebook. Feel free to use the whole page! What should you include? Here are some words that should be included in your notes …

Time to Share … Spend a few minutes comparing your Doodle Notes to those created by your tablemates. What did you have in common? What other information was included? What else would you like to add to your notes? Take a few moments to add more information, doodles, or details!