Cell Doodle Notes Set

Description

Cell Parts Includes:

Plant Cell Doodle Notes Page

Animal Cell Doodle Notes Page

Organelles Doodle Notes Page

Venn Diagram Plant/Animal Cells

Teacher Answer Key for each page

Photo of a completed examples

Includes 60 powerpoint slides (with editable text boxes) to use when presenting the cell parts doodle notes!

Cell Theory

Teaching Cells and Cell Theory? Have you tried Doodle Notes? This cell theory doodle note sheet reviews a brief history of cell theory and the 3 main parts of the cell theory. Help your students boost their scientific vocabulary understanding with these clear and concise visual notes! This worksheet gives an overview of cell theory history (cell theory timeline) and the 3 main parts of cell theory

1) Living things are made of cells.

2) Cells come from existing cells by division.

3) An organism’s life functions occur within cells. A cell is the smallest unit in a living thing.

Cell Theory Includes:

Cell theory doodle note page

Completed example to share with your students (or use as an answer key)

PPT slides for clicking through each part of the doodle notes step-by-step

Cell Cycle

This doodle note sheet covers the overall cell cycle (circle diagram) and the other page breaks down mitosis. Help your students boost their scientific vocabulary understanding with visual notes!

This circle diagram of the cell cycle reviews:

• Why do cells divide?
• G1 Phase
• S Phase
• G2 Phase
• Mitosis

The Mitosis page reviews:

• Prophase
• Metaphase
• Anaphase
• Telophase

Includes:

Two Cell Cycle Doodle Note Sheets

PowerPoint slides to click through each part of the notes.

Answer Key / Sample of Completed Work

How can I use these?

Can be used for:

– Notes or direct instruction

– Reinforcement or reteaching

– Graphic organizer/Review or study guide

– Assessment of student understanding- have students complete independently!

Teachers and students love this alternative to traditional note-taking. Doodle notes can improve memory through visual triggers, while encouraging cross-lateral brain activity. These print and go notes will help support students in learning about Cells and will provide memorable visuals to enhance memory.

Note: This is not an editable document due to clipart and font licensing agreements.