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    This document describes the Bubble Map thinking map, which is used to describe objects, characters, or atmospheres. For the Bubble Map, students draw a central bubble containing the topic to be described. They then draw multiple connected outside bubbles to encourage generating descriptive words and phrases, which are written in the outside bubbles. Examples are provided, and students are instructed to work together to create their own Bubble Map on a topic of their choosing to later teach others.

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    This document describes the Bubble Map thinking map, which is used to describe objects, characters, or atmospheres. For the Bubble Map, students draw a central bubble containing the topic to be described. They then draw multiple connected outside bubbles to encourage generating descriptive words and phrases, which are written in the outside bubbles. Examples are provided, and students are instructed to work together to create their own Bubble Map on a topic of their choosing to later teach others.

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    This document describes the Bubble Map thinking map, which is used to describe objects, characters, or atmospheres. For the Bubble Map, students draw a central bubble containing the topic to be described. They then draw multiple connected outside bubbles to encourage generating descriptive words and phrases, which are written in the outside bubbles. Examples are provided, and students are instructed to work together to create their own Bubble Map on a topic of their choosing to later teach others.

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    Thinking process = Describing Thinking Map = The Bubble Map

    (A Language for Learning pp30-35)

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    How does it work? This Map focuses on describing. What words would you use to describe an object, character, atmosphere etc? You must use describing words adjectives or adjectival phrases 1. Draw the centre bubble 2. Draw a number of outside connected bubbles. This is to encourage lots of thinking i.e. if you put only one, you will get only one idea. By putting in a number, you are challenging the thinking 3. In the centre bubble put the object that you want to describe 4. In the outside bubbles put in words or phrases that describe the object adjectives or adjectival phrases 5. It can have a frame of reference, but does not have to

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    Your turn! Work together and develop a Bubble Map of a topic of your own choosing. You will be using this to teach the others in the larger group that you will be returning to. Good luck!!

    Bubble Map instructions

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