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CONNECTING KNOWLEDGE
with UNDERSTANDING 
{ONE LESSON AT A TIME}

iMATH ACTIVITIES BLOG POST SERIES: DOODLR

10/6/2018

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What are iMath activities?
iMath is a series of activities designed with the intent to engage students in math by putting a fun twist on their favorite phone apps* - Facebook, iMessage, Instagram, and Tumblr. Each iMath activity covers different skills in a unique way. Students add each activity to their phone/tablet template that can be on display in the classroom. Below is a description of DOODLR, which is meant to model Tumblr.
*None of these activities are actual digital apps or affiliated with the app they are modeling.
Students make connections with words, symbols, and graphs in this fun activity! Read this blog post to learn more about iMath activities for Algebra.Pin it
What is the purpose?
Making connections! Sometimes students can best understand concepts when they connect visual graphs, symbols, etc. with words. This activity gives students the opportunity to do just that in a creative and fun way. If your students already love doodle notes, then they for sure will love this activity! Students are able to let their creative side shine in this activity.

How do I use this in my classroom?
This really can be used at any time, which makes it an amazing activity to have available. I have used it in a station, after an assessment, or when a student has completed all tasks for the day and needs an extra activity to work on. Hey, anytime can be doodle time!
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Which app does this activity model?
Doodlr is meant to represent the Tumblr App. Students are given a sheet to connect symbols and words. Ok, maybe Tumblr isn’t the most popular app among this generation, but doodling is definitely trending right now!!! 

Students make connections with words and doodles in this fun quadratic graphs activity! Read this blog post to learn more about iMath activities for Algebra.
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 How do you do this activity?

Step 1 – Students will need one Doodlr sheet and the word bank to help determine terms and phrases associated with each symbol or graph. The word bank sheet can be shared within a group of students. 

Step 2 – On each sheet, students write words and/or phrases that are associated with symbols or parts of a graph or equation. There is extra room for doodles that help make these connections!

Step 3 – Add the sheet to the phone/tablet template and hang the activity on the wall or bulletin board.
 
Presto...students are able to make valid math connections both visually and verbally! Add more iMath activities to show mathematical growth and use for review at the end of the year.
Students make connections with words and doodles in this symbols activity! Read this blog post to learn more about iMath activities for Algebra.
Students make connections this graphic organizer and doodles in this absolute value equations and inequalities activity! Read this blog post to learn more about iMath activities for Algebra.
Students make connections with words and doodles in this symbols activity! Read this blog post to learn more about iMath activities for Algebra.
What’s included in each Doodlr activity?
  • iMath phone/tablet template
  • Doodlr sheet(s) 
  • Word bank - depending on topic
  • Answer key/example

Want to learn about the other iMath Activities?
You can! I will be blogging about each activity. The next post will be about  Errorgram (Instagram). Check out the other posts on Mathbook and iStep.

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Click below to go directly to ALL my iMATH activities:
iMath activities offer a variety of ways students collaborate and communicate Algebra topics while staying engaged and having fun!
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2 Comments
Leslie Ann Burleson
6/6/2022 09:39:12 am

The resoures here are very easy to use and really help get the kids an understanding of the concepts

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