In this hands-on session, you'll explore some of the many ways Doodle Buddy can enhance teaching and learning for all grade levels. In this session, you'll see how to take advantage of its cool drawing tools (including paintbrush, glitter, chalk, text, stencils, smudge and more!) you can use with your fingers, a 44,000-color picker and more.
Note: This app cost $.99 if you want to get rid of the apps.
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Those that doodle are better at paying attention to the message and recalling the details. Doodlers tend to recall 29% more information! (Source). A simple 30-minute doodle helps students:
Undo Arrow: Last action will be erased
Trash Bin - Clear canvas completely
Tip: You can shake the iPad to clear your canvas
Piece of Chalk: After tapping on it, a menu will pop up with drawing choices: Brush, Chalk, Glitter, Smudge, and Eraser. You can change the ink or paint color, in addition to the thickness of the brush stroke or point.
Stamp: Collection of clip art which includes: smiley faces, animals, plants, bugs, holiday items and more. Each sound comes with a delightful sound effect. Two size choices to select from: small and large. To use the clip art, tap on your selection then tap again onto the canvas. Tap repeatedly to paste the same item.
Stencil: Create perfect shapes in Doodle Buddy.
Tip: To remove the stencil, tap on the background once.
Tt = Text tool: 4 different fonts, right corner dots = increase or decrease font size, middle gray button = move the text box.
Tip: To remove the text box, tap on the background once. Caution: once you tap off the text box, you can not change the text.
Tic Tac Toe = Backgrounds and Photos: Choose a variety of backgrounds: solid colors, dots and boxes (my fav.) and scenery. Tap on the Photos to access your camera roll.
Shopping Bag: access extra options and get more doodle bucks
Wrench = Options: Save to Photo Album, Send your drawing in Email, Help Page and turn Sounds on or off.
Take a Snapshot
Take a picture of something, import the picture into Doodle Buddy. Use the Text Box to write a sentence about the picture or write a description sentence.
Tree, leaf or a plant
Person - label articles of clothing
Face and a hand- 5 senses
Animal or a pet
Concept maps include concepts, usually enclosed in circles or boxes, and relationships between concepts, indicated by a connecting line. Words on the line are linking words and specify the relationship between concepts (source).
Use Doodle Buddy to create a concept map for stories or situations students are reading about or real life.
Put Photos into Doodle Buddy!
Directions: Give each student an Oreo. How do your friends enjoy an oreo?
1.Tally the votes
2. Use Doodle Buddy to create your classroom graph.
3. Design your graph using the Dots & Boxes background or a background of your choice to represent the data.
Use the Doodle Buddy stamp tool to classify various pictures into categories.
Example: Sort animals into various groups:
Area and Perimeter
Content: area and perimeter
Skills: problem solving, critical thinking
Student Activities
Objective: To understand and distinguish between the states of matter.