The Mind Map Widget
Let your students create a mind map about a certain topic e.g. for brainstorming, studying, practicing, and more. The resulting mind map can be shared with the teacher.
Let your students create a mind map about a certain topic e.g. for brainstorming, studying, practicing, and more. The resulting mind map can be shared with the teacher.
Enhance educational outcomes with customizable tools designed for every classroom.
Set initial node • Add instructions • Live monitoring
Set initial mode • Live monitoring • Student submission option
Set initial mode • Add instructions • Student submission option
Set initial mode • Background settings • Add instructions
Check out these quick lesson ideas for teachers on how to use a BookWidgets Mind Map activity in the classroom.
Assess students' prior knowledge of historical topics by having them create a mind map. This activity encourages students to organize what they already know and identify connections between key events, figures, and themes. It’s a great way to kick off a new lesson and get an overview of student understanding.
Support students’ personal growth by having them create a mind map. This activity encourages reflection on goals, routines, and challenges, helping students organize their thoughts and develop greater self-awareness.
This activity encourages students to think critically about economic terminology. It provides insight into their understanding, showing what they've retained from your lessons. As an interactive review method, it helps reinforce key concepts and ensures students grasp essential economic principles.
Using visual organizers is an effective way to break down complex science concepts. Students can map out topics like ecosystems, chemical reactions, or the water cycle, breaking them into key components. This approach helps students see connections between ideas, making it easier to retain and understand the material.
Engage students with a creative mind map. They build their own family tree to explore relationships, discover patterns across generations, and practice visual organization and critical thinking skills. It encourages curiosity, creativity, and a deeper understanding of how families connect.
Unleash the creativity of your students with a mind map to write their story! This activity allows students to brainstorm and organize their thoughts by breaking down key story elements such as characters, setting, plot, and conflict. By visually mapping out their ideas, students can create more structured and engaging narratives. After this, students can begin crafting their story based on the ideas they've mapped out.
We’ve gathered some interesting blog posts from the BookWidgets teacher blog that show Mind Map widget lesson plans and the configuration possibilities for teachers.
