This lesson contains 21 slides, with text slides and 2 videos.
Lesson duration is: 45 min
Items in this lesson
Mindmap voortplanting bij planten
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start task: mindmap
Place on your desk:
A3 paper
drawing pencil
coloured pencils
Learning goal:
- You can use a mind map to explain how flowers, pollination, fertilisation and seeds are connected.
timer
8:00
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fingers:
Who has made a mind map before?
For what purpose?
What did it help you with?
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A mind map is
a kind of map outside your head
about what is going on inside your head
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Mindmap =
Central concept in the middle.
Branches with main topics around it.
Sub-branches with details/examples.
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💭 Why does a mind map with colours and drawings help with learning?
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🧠 1. Your brain remembers better with pictures and words.
When you learn with pictures and text, you remember it better. Your brain works in two ways at the same time. That’s easier than learning with text only.
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💡 2. You think more carefully about what is important.
When you make a mind map, you have to think for yourself about what is most important. That helps you understand the topic better.
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🔗 3. You see how things are connected.
In a mind map, you quickly see how things are connected. That helps you understand and remember the topic.
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🎨 4. Colours help you remember.
Colours make it clearer and more fun to look at. That way, learning becomes easier.
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✍️ 5. Drawings make it personal.
A drawing next to a word helps you recognise the word faster. And if you draw it yourself, you remember it even better.
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✅ 6. It really works.
Students who make mind maps often get better grades than students who only study with text. So it’s not just fun, it’s also smart.
Lesson duration is: 45 min
