Biology Doodle Notes and Graphic Organizers Bundle

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HUGE set of 37 printable doodle notes, coloring pages, and graphic organizer worksheets designed to improve comprehension in difficult concepts such as organic compounds, protein synthesis, mitosis, photosynthesis and cellular respiration, osmosis, cells, kingdoms of life and so much more.
Doodle notes and graphic organizers help students take notes in an effective, concise way by synthesizing knowledge and providing a visually-engaging format for student comprehension.
These pages encourage students to use both hemispheres of their brain, which aids in memorization of concepts. The use of gray backgrounds and images allows student doodles to "pop" on the page.
These worksheets are perfect for bell-ringers, homework, exit tickets, or study sheets. You can add them to interactive notebooks or use as traditional note pages.
ANSWER KEYS for every page are included, as well as examples of completed doodle notes.
Pages included:
1. Enzymes
2. Acids & Bases
3. Organic Compounds
4. Properties of Water
5. Cellular Transport
6. Osmosis
7. Animal Cell Organelles
8. Plant Cell Organelles
9. Photosynthesis Overview
10. Light and Dark Reactions
11. Aerobic Respiration
12. Mitosis: Phases of the Cell Cycle
13. DNA and Protein Synthesis
14. Completely Dominant Genotypes
15. Making a Punnett Square
16. Incomplete Dominance and Codominance
17. Bacteria
18. Comparison of Protist Types
19. Classification of Fungi
20. Anatomy of a Mushroom
21. Classification of the Kingdom Plantae
22. Plants: Flower Anatomy
23. Plants: Monocots v. Dicots
24. Invertebrates: Porifera v. Cnidaria
25. Invertebrates: Comparison of Flatworms, Roundworms, and Annelids
26. Invertebrates: Comparison of Crustaceans, Spiders, and Insects
27. Invertebrates: Mollusks v. Echinoderms
28. Vertebrate Characteristics: Fish
29. Vertebrate Characteristics: Amphibians
30. Vertebrate Characteristics: Reptiles
31. Vertebrate Characteristics: Birds
32. Vertebrate Characteristics: Mammals