Description

This set of printable periodic table doodle notes illustrates the concepts of electronegativity, periodic table trends, ionization energy, and atomic radius. It is designed to provide an easy reference for your Chemistry classroom.
Your students will love to doodle and learn!

NOTE: These doodle notes are also found in my Full Chemistry Curriculum.

What you’ll find on this page:

• Trends in the periodic table (electronegativity, ionization energy, atomic radius)
• Explanations of each trend
• Identification of categories in the periodic table (metals, nonmetals, metalloids, halogens, noble gases)

This doodle notes page comes in 3 versions:

• Blank
• Typed page to use as an answer key
• Colored student example page

Why use doodle notes?

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 reference later in the year and you can add them to interactive notebooks or use as traditional note pages.

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