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Bubble maps
Bubble maps are a cognitive tool that use descriptive words in a graphic format to describe various topics. They address both concrete and conceptual elements of a given topic using descriptive qualities like adjectives and adjective phrases. Bubble maps can be used across various subjects and curriculums to enrich students' abilities to identify qualities of topics, expand descriptive vocabulary, and provide a springboard for more comprehensive exploration of topics. They engage multiple intelligences by allowing students to see, write, discuss, draw, work alone or cooperatively when using this visual thinking tool.
Bubble maps
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- 2. Thinking Maps Based ona fundamental thinking skill Consistent graphic language Easily transferred across different curriculums
- 3. Bubble Maps: A Cognitive Tool A Bubble Map is Bubble Maps used for enriching address concrete students’ abilities to and conceptual identify qualities elements of a given and use descriptive topic. words. tall, hard, deep (concrete) sad, smart, pious (conceptual).
- 4. Bubble Map: DescribingQualities Descriptive Qualities Using Adjectives and Adjective Phrases Topic (Or listing Qualities)
- 5. Bubble Map: DescribingQualities friendly active Alyssa eclectic helpful obnoxious
- 6. UDL Application: Visual& Kinesthetic eclectic obnoxious
- 7. Bubble Map: ELAApplications Expanding descriptive vocabulary Describing characters using adjectives Providing descriptive details for writing Springboard for more comprehensive exploration of topic
- 8. Bubble Map: Acrossthe Curriculum Language Arts/Characterization smart creative competitive Katniss (Hunger Games) clueless protective beautiful
- 9. Bubble Map: ELA-Writingprompt Self- discovering scary active The teenage years are… rebellious exciting frustrating
- 10. Bubble Map: MathApplications Identify properties of numbers Describing attributes of geometric figures Establishing criteria for evaluation Springboard for more comprehensive exploration of topic
- 11. Bubble Map: Math/Geometry Right Three Angle sided Triangle Acute Sum of 180° Obtuse
- 12. Sum of 180° Right angle Three sided Triangle Acute obtuse
- 13. Bubble Map: ScienceApplications Describing properties of things Identifying essential properties of an organism Establishing criteria (values) for experimentation Springboard for more comprehensive exploration of topic
- 14. Bubble Map: Science big heavy Igneous sedimentary hard 2 or more minerals Rocks heavy smooth small metamorphic rough
- 15. Bubble Maps: SocialStudies Application Describing key characteristics of cultures Analyzing stereotypes Distinguishing between facts and opinions Springboard for more comprehensive exploration of topic
- 16. Bubble Map: Acrossthe Curriculum- Social Studies Nile River Pharaohs Gods and Goddesses scribes Ancient Egypt Hiero- glyphics mummies pyramids
- 17. Bubble Maps and the Multiple Intelligences Verbal Linguistic Student: Kinesthetic Student: seeing, writing, tactile, moving discussing, and debating. Mathematical Logical Student: Interpersonal Student: work with patterns, comparing, relating, relationships, sharing, cooperative classifying, and abstract concepts Intrapersonal Student: Visual Spatial Student: work alone, reflective, pictures, colors, self-paced drawing, visualization,