These Sketchnotes Just Get More and More Impressive!

Here's the newest batch folks! The thought process that has occurred during the creation of these Sketchnotes has amazed this humble teacher... As I listen and/or participate in conversations about the material we are covering, I am astounded at the connections these students are making as they continue to create the notes! Way to go guys! Keep up the spectacular work!

Latest Sketchnotes Samples Are Most Impressive!

I can't brag enough on these samples I continue to collect each day of the fabulous work of my students. I have shown these samples to a number of other teachers in the building, and they were just as impressed as I. How could I be so lucky as to have such a large group of talented, bright students who always impress me with their great ability? Please enjoy looking at these latest photos of your work!

Sketchnotes Samples for Today

Here Are Samples From Yesterday's First Attempt at Creating Sketchnotes

Leonardo's Sketchbook is our inspiration!

Similar to Leonardo's Renaissance Sketchbook!

Actual Page From Leonardo's Sketchbook

 

Using Different Fonts in Your Sketchbook
(click on the link above)

Teaching Information on Sketchnotes

Sketchnotes in the Classroom Blog for Teachers
 
Prezi on Sketchnotes in the Classroom

Sketchnotes Techniques

Speech bubble examples:

Display Emotion:

Facial Expression:



Body Types:




Lettering/Banners/Arrows, etc.:

Sketchnotes

As you may recall, we talked about utilizing the technique of Sketchnotes in class at some point in the future about a month ago. Well, that time has come, We are going to use our Interactive notebooks to initiate a series of Sketchnotes on various topics in the Renaissance. Below are some examples of Sketchnotes on various topics to give you a visual idea of where we are heading with this.