Dive into the circulatory system with these advanced scribble notes! Students explore the heart, blood vessels, and blood flow while boosting notetaking and retention skills. The visual, doodle-friendly layout simplifies complex processes, making them easy to understand and remember. Perfect for classwork, review, or homework, these notes encourage creativity while reinforcing essential biology concepts.
Covered in these Circulatory System Notes:
Mammalian Circulation
Blood Vessels
Blood
Tissue Fluid
Hemoglobin
Hemoglobin Dissociation Curve
Bohr Shift
Chloride Shift
Carbon dioxide Transport
Heart Anatomy
Control of Heartbeat
Cardiac Cycle
Includes both US and UK spellings
How to use Biology Scribble Notes in your classroom:
I guide students at the start of the Biology Curriculum and help them to complete the notes
As they gain more confidence in their note-taking skills, I let them complete the notes on their own
I print and bind a complete unit for each student and once the bundle is complete, I plan to print and bind the notes for the complete Biology Curriculum for each student. Everything will be organized and in one place!
What are customers saying about these Biology Notes (Scribble Notes)?
“My students love seeing their notes in a visual format!”
“The coloring sections really helped to focus my students.”
“This was the perfect resource to integrate into my interactive notebooks. I work with students with emotional and behavioral disabilities and note taking is not the easiest thing to get them to do. This is a terrific compromise!”
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