Taking Notes Worksheet
Using Taking Notes Worksheet,students take notes on key ideas that they found while watching a video.
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How to teach Key Ideas
Using Taking Notes Worksheet,students take notes on key ideas that they found while watching a video.
Being able determine the main idea of a text helps your students build their reading comprehension. This worksheet will help your students organize their thoughts as they watch a video.
Watch a video about a topic you are studying in class. Think about the information presented and write some key ideas that you heard in the video. Then, share your paper with the class.
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Introduce this worksheet by reading a short book. Next, ask students what the book was about and how they know. Then, have students complete the worksheet independently or with a partner. Once finished, have students share out the main idea of their text. Finally, challenge students to share the main idea of the book by completing the sentence starter “This book is about..” using only 5 words!
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