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Scribble Notes - Interactive Notebook- Properties and States of Matter

The readable pages focus on defining matter and distinguishing properties that can be observed with the senses or measured. A five-senses organizer groups descriptive vocabulary for how materials look, sound, taste, and feel, alongside qualities such as state, shape, material, movement, and size. Some supplied pages are only partly legible, so the description stays within those clearly visible concepts and does not claim the full sequence or exact interactive assembly method.
Year groups
Years 1–4
File type
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Updated Sep 04, 2022

Subject
Basic Science, Science
Topic
Scribble Notes, Interactive Notebooks
Resource types
Worksheets, Worksheets & Printables
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About this resource

Scribble notes are a fun and engaging visual aid that increases student concept retention, focus, and creativity. Students will love the ability to create their own tangible connections in their notes by synthesizing information.

INCLUDES:

Observed physical matter

Measured physical matter

5 Senses
These no-prep scribble note pages are printer friendly and look great in any interactive science notebook. Each page includes a coloured and black and white version. Students love the black and white notes when note-taking because it gives them the opportunity to design their notes how they choose.

These scribble notes are great for differentiation and allow you to choose which is best for your group of students.
How to use doodle notes:

  • Teacher-led note-taking

  • Student-led note-taking

  • Classroom Anchor Charts

  • Journal Anchor Charts

  • Independent research or homework

In the classroom

Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

  • Describe matter using observable physical properties

  • Sort descriptive words by the sense or measurement used

Teaching tips

  • Review the rendered pages before selecting individual notes for use

  • Pair the organizer with real objects for supported observation

Skills covered

  • Matter vocabulary

  • Physical-property observation

  • Sensory classification

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