5th Grade Math Properties of Multiplication Doodle Page Sketch Notes
5.0 (3 reviews)These fifth grade math sketch notes (AKA doodle pages) are a powerful learning and teaching tool for the properties of multiplication (commutative, associative, identity, zero, and distributrive). They cover essential math concepts and procedures for students in a visually appealing way. You can use…
- Grade
- Grade 5
- Subject
- Math
- Pages
- 5 Pages & 96 Slides
- Answer key
- Included
- Teaching duration
- 1 hour
- Digital download
- PDF and PowerPoint
Description
These fifth grade math sketch notes (AKA doodle pages) are a powerful learning and teaching tool for the properties of multiplication (commutative, associative, identity, zero, and distributrive). They cover essential math concepts and procedures for students in a visually appealing way. You can use this resource to supplement any math curriculum, and they are perfect for previewing/pre-teaching or reviewing/reinforcing.
These sketch pages are like mini anchor charts that your students actively create and can be referred to in the future.
While these were specifically created for 5th grade, there are no grade-level indicators on the student materials, so you can use these with older students.
WHAT’S INCLUDED:
- Blank student note page (two sizes: 8.5 × 11 & composition notebook size for INBs)
- Detailed answer key
- Step-by-step PowerPoint
GUIDED NOTE-TAKING
Guiding your students through the note-taking process is so easy and requires almost zero preparation!
- PowerPoint: Each sketch note page comes with a step-by-step PowerPoint that you can use to guide your students as they complete their notes.
- Document Camera: Use a document camera to project a blank copy of the notes. Use the answer key provided to complete the note page in front of your students.
WHY SKETCH?
Sketch notes present your students with a meaningful and engaging activity they will love. Doodle note-taking activates verbal and visual modalities to capture concepts. The whole brain is absorbed in hearing, synthesizing, and retaining ideas. This high level of engagement helps students retain the content and leaves little room for distraction.
Click HERE for the entire 5th-grade bundle of math sketch notes!
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Reviews
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Simple Resource
I was disappointed to find that this resource mostly just consisted of the Fairy Tale texts. There is a teacher page with examples of the D&I icons for each story, but the graphic organizers are generic. I wish the graphic organizers had been made specific to the each story with the appropriate icons.
Daily Math Spiral Review
I use this as an opening activity (bellringer). It has a good mixture of skills (e.g. division, multiple digit multiplication, graphing, decimals, expressions, etc). However, there are a LOT of computation errors in the answer key!
helpful but not worth the price.
This was well organized and easy to use, but I don't feel like it was worth the price.
Some helpful parts but room for improvement.
This resource was fine. It wasn't particularly engaging.
Clever Visual Approach, But Not My Favorite
The sketch-note style brings a creative visual twist to prefixes and suffixes, which I can appreciate in theory. However, the doodle-heavy format isn’t quite my cup of tea. The content seems well-designed and could work well for visual learners, but personally, it didn't click with me.
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