How to make your own doodle notes without a computer
Are you the type of teacher who would rather pull out scissors and literally cut and paste rather than arrange graphics and text on a computer screen?
Then this DIY is for you! All you need is a few simple stencils. You can even use jar lids and pattern blocks if you don’t have fancy stencil shapes!
Watch the video for inspiration, then try laying out a few simple boxes, arrows, and organizers on your page. Then, just photocopy your template and distribute. Your students will get the brain benefits of visual note taking with minimal prep on your end!
To learn more about HOW and WHY the trademarked doodle note method is helping classrooms across the world to increase focus, retention, and even test scores, visit doodlenotes.org
Love this! thanks for sharing your great ideas.
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I’m super excited about trying this with my students! Quick question, where did you get the stencils that you are using? I love the ones on the key ring.
Wonderful! I hope they enjoy this.
Some are from Hobby Lobby and some are from Amazon. 🙂
I got these sets years ago, though, so I am not sure if you can find the exact ones.
The ones on the key ring were designed for planners / bullet journaling so you can try adding that to your search if it helps.
Have a great week!
-Brigid