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Table of Contents
How to Use Doodle Notes............................................................ 2
Doodle Sheet Student Blanks...................................................... 3
Doodle Sheet Red Ink Keys.......................................................... 5
Doodle Sheet Colored Keys......................................................... 7
Guided Practice Student Blanks.................................................. 9
Guided Practice Teacher Keys................................................... 11
Table of Contents Pages for Binder or INB.............................. 13
4th Grade TEKS and CC Alignment List.................................... 15
ALL 78 Doodle Notes Sheets...................................................... 17
Math Doodles Terms of Use...................................................... 18
The PowerPoint file is found in the main file download.
Play the PowerPoint to show the answers
to the doodle note sheet
© Melanie Ellsworth | Science and Math Doodles 2017
How to Use Doodle Notes
These 4th grade doodle notes are designed to be an easy and effective way to cover the math
concepts showing the “how to” steps with examples. They are a great reference guide for the
full year. If a student takes them home, these doodle notes show the parents how to master the
concept as well. Many well meaning parents want to help, but don’t remember math!
Also - students love to doodle, decorate and make them their own!
Guided Practice Sheets - give to students to check for understanding after introducing each
concept. These guided practice sheets can be used as an exit ticket.
Doodle Sheets - students fill them in one of two ways:
1. Play the PowerPoint to show the key - I would talk through all the steps and answer questions
as you have the students complete their sheets.
2. Use a document camera to model filling the doodle sheet in with the class, as you look at the
key. You can ask students to guess what the next blank is or how to work a problem and get
their input. It is a great way to engage the class in a discussion about the concept.
Finally let the students decorate and add color, making it their own! They love this.
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Two different options of all sheets are included in this download:
1. Full Sheet format - This works great for binders or notebooks. Punch holes or put in sheet
protectors.
2. Interactive Notebook size format - These are the perfect size to trim and glue in an interactive
notebook. I highly reccomend using liquid glue instead of glue sticks. The glue from glue sticks
tends to dry out and not stick over time. The regular school glue is perfect to hold the sheets
in place. I suggest training your students to only use four small dots on the back of each sheet.
It will be more than enough to glue it in place. If you are familiar with my foldables I draw glue
dots on the back to help train the students to stay within the amount needed. A “glue dot” is
about the size of the end of a pencil eraser.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact me at melellsworth@[Link].
Thanks and best wishes teaching math!
411 dividing using
the standard algorithm
© Melanie Ellsworth | Science and Math Doodles 2018
411 dividing using
the standard algorithm
cut on dashed lines and glue in notebook
© Melanie Ellsworth | Science and Math Doodles 2018
411 dividing using
the standard algorithm
© Melanie Ellsworth | Science and Math Doodles 2018
411 dividing using
the standard algorithm
cut on dashed lines and glue in notebook
© Melanie Ellsworth | Science and Math Doodles 2018
411 dividing using
the standard algorithm
© Melanie Ellsworth | Science and Math Doodles 2018
411 dividing using
the standard algorithm
cut on dashed lines and glue in notebook
© Melanie Ellsworth | Science and Math Doodles 2018
41 GUIDED Name:
Dividing Using the Standard Algorithm
PRACTICE
1. There are 330 baseball players evenly divided on 22 teams.
How many baseball players are on each team?
A. 14
B. 13
C. 15
D. 22
2. Last Friday 2,730 students rode the bus to school. Each bus carried
exactly 42 students. How many buses did the school district use?
A. 63
B. 65
C. 62
D. 42
3. Kinsley has an expansive sea shell collection. She has been collecting shells
for eight years. She separates the 483 shells evenly into velvet lined boxes.
Each box holds 23 shells. How many velvet lined boxes does Kinsley use?
A. 21
B. 184
C. 23
D. 19
© Melanie Ellsworth | Science and Math Doodles 2018
41 GUIDED Name:
Dividing Using the Standard Algorithm
PRACTICE
1. There are 330 baseball players evenly divided on 22 teams.
How many baseball players are on each team?
A. 14
B. 13
C. 15
D. 22
2. Last Friday 2,730 students rode the bus to school. Each bus carried
exactly 42 students. How many buses did the school district use?
cut on dashed lines and glue in notebook
A. 63
B. 65
C. 62
D. 42
3. Kinsley has an expansive sea shell collection. She has been collecting shells
for eight years. She separates the 483 shells evenly into velvet lined boxes.
Each box holds 23 shells. How many velvet lined boxes does Kinsley use?
A. 21
B. 184
C. 23
D. 19
© Melanie Ellsworth | Science and Math Doodles 2018
41 GUIDED Name:
Dividing Using the Standard Algorithm
PRACTICE
1. There are 330 baseball players evenly divided on 22 teams.
How many baseball players are on each team?
A. 14
B. 13
C. 15
D. 22
2. Last Friday 2,730 students rode the bus to school. Each bus carried
exactly 42 students. How many buses did the school district use?
A. 63
B. 65
C. 62
D. 42
3. Kinsley has an expansive sea shell collection. She has been collecting shells
for eight years. She separates the 483 shells evenly into velvet lined boxes.
Each box holds 23 shells. How many velvet lined boxes does Kinsley use?
A. 21
B. 184
C. 23
D. 19
© Melanie Ellsworth | Science and Math Doodles 2018
41 GUIDED Name:
Dividing Using the Standard Algorithm
PRACTICE
1. There are 330 baseball players evenly divided on 22 teams.
How many baseball players are on each team?
A. 14
B. 13
C. 15
D. 22
2. Last Friday 2,730 students rode the bus to school. Each bus carried
exactly 42 students. How many buses did the school district use?
cut on dashed lines and glue in notebook
A. 63
B. 65
C. 62
D. 42
3. Kinsley has an expansive sea shell collection. She has been collecting shells
for eight years. She separates the 483 shells evenly into velvet lined boxes.
Each box holds 23 shells. How many velvet lined boxes does Kinsley use?
A. 21
B. 184
C. 23
D. 19
© Melanie Ellsworth | Science and Math Doodles 2018
Table of Contents ALL the Doodle Notes!
4th grade math doodle notes sheets
1 Place Value Chart 41 Dividing Using the Standard Algorithm
2 The Base 10 System 42 Zeros in the Quotient
3 All About Numbers 43 Dividing with Remainders
4 Compare and Order 44 Division Problem Solving
5 Place Value for Decimals 45 QDPAC
6 Comparing Decimals 46 Review of Strip Diagrams
7 Comparing Decimals on a Number line 47 Two Step Problem Solving Part 1
8 Rounding Whole Numbers 48 Two Step Problem Solving Part 2
9 Adding & Subtracting Whole Numbers 49 Finding the Pattern
10 The Basics of Adding & Subtracting Decimals 50 Creating a Table
11 Adding Decimals 51 Using an Input/Output Table
12 Subtracting Decimals 52 All About Measurement
13 Estimation with Whole Numbers 53 Tools for Measurement
14 Problem Solving for Addition & Subtraction 54 The Customary Measurement System
15 Multiplying Tens & Hundreds 55 The Metric Measurement System
16 Multiplying 2 Digit Numbers with Arrays 56 Converting Customary Units of Measurement
17 Multiplying 2 Digit Numbers with Area Models 57 Converting Metric Units of Measurement
18 Multiplying 2 Digit Numbers with Equations 58 Converting Units
19 Mental Math 59 All About Perimeter
20 Multiplication Properties 60 All About Area
21 Distributive Properties of Multiplication 61 Area and Perimeter
22 Strategies for 2 Digit Multiplication 62 Finding the Missing Piece
23 2 Step Multiplication Using Algorithms 63 Writing and Recognizing Fractions
24 Problem Solving with Multiplication 64 Decomposing Fractions
25 Zero the Hero 65 Equivalent Fractions
26 Multiplication Facts 66 Comparing Fractions
27 Lines, Points + Rays Oh My! 67 Adding & Subtracting Fractions with Models
28 Basic Geometric Ideas 68 Adding & Subtracting Fractions Like Demom.
29 Lines of Symmetry 69 Relating Fractions to Decimals
30 Intro to Angles 70 Benchmark Fractions
31 Classifying 2-Dimensional Figures 71 Tables and Dot Plots
32 Understanding 2-Dimensional Figures 72 Stem and Leaf Plots
33 Classifying Triangles 73 Looking at Data in Different Ways
34 All About Angles 74 Fixed and Variable Expenses
35 Parts of a Protractor 75 All About Profit
36 How to Use a Protractor 76 Advantages and Disadvantages of Saving Options
37 Drawing Angles with a Protractor 77 Budgeting and Allowance
38 Finding the Measurement of Unknown Angles 78 Financial Institutions
39 Dividing with Models
40 Dividing with Partial Quotients
Table of Contents ALL the Doodle Notes!
4th grade math doodle notes sheets
1 Place Value Chart 41 Dividing Using the Standard Algorithm
2 The Base 10 System 42 Zeros in the Quotient
3 All About Numbers 43 Dividing with Remainders
4 Compare and Order 44 Division Problem Solving
5 Place Value for Decimals 45 QDPAC
6 Comparing Decimals 46 Review of Strip Diagrams
7 Comparing Decimals on a Number line 47 Two Step Problem Solving Part 1
8 Rounding Whole Numbers 48 Two Step Problem Solving Part 2
9 Adding & Subtracting Whole Numbers 49 Finding the Pattern
10 The Basics of Adding & Subtracting Decimals 50 Creating a Table
11 Adding Decimals 51 Using an Input/Output Table
12 Subtracting Decimals 52 All About Measurement
13 Estimation with Whole Numbers 53 Tools for Measurement
14 Problem Solving for Addition & Subtraction 54 The Customary Measurement System
15 Multiplying Tens & Hundreds 55 The Metric Measurement System
16 Multiplying 2 Digit Numbers with Arrays 56 Converting Customary Units of Measurement
cut on dashed lines and glue in notebook
17 Multiplying 2 Digit Numbers with Area Models 57 Converting Metric Units of Measurement
18 Multiplying 2 Digit Numbers with Equations 58 Converting Units
19 Mental Math 59 All About Perimeter
20 Multiplication Properties 60 All About Area
21 Distributive Properties of Multiplication 61 Area and Perimeter
22 Strategies for 2 Digit Multiplication 62 Finding the Missing Piece
23 2 Step Multiplication Using Algorithms 63 Writing and Recognizing Fractions
24 Problem Solving with Multiplication 64 Decomposing Fractions
25 Zero the Hero 65 Equivalent Fractions
26 Multiplication Facts 66 Comparing Fractions
27 Lines, Points + Rays Oh My! 67 Adding & Subtracting Fractions with Models
28 Basic Geometric Ideas 68 Adding & Subtracting Fractions Like Demom.
29 Lines of Symmetry 69 Relating Fractions to Decimals
30 Intro to Angles 70 Benchmark Fractions
31 Classifying 2-Dimensional Figures 71 Tables and Dot Plots
32 Understanding 2-Dimensional Figures 72 Stem and Leaf Plots
33 Classifying Triangles 73 Looking at Data in Different Ways
34 All About Angles 74 Fixed and Variable Expenses
35 Parts of a Protractor 75 All About Profit
36 How to Use a Protractor 76 Advantages and Disadvantages of Saving Options
37 Drawing Angles with a Protractor 77 Budgeting and Allowance
38 Finding the Measurement of Unknown Angles 78 Financial Institutions
39 Dividing with Models
40 Dividing with Partial Quotients
4th Grade TEKS and Common Core Alignment - Page 2 of 2
Content Area Doodle Notes Sheet TEKS CC
1. Place Value Chart 4.2A [Link].A
2. The Base 10 System 4.2A [Link].A.1
3. All About Numbers 4.2B [Link].A.2
Place Value 4. Compare and Order 4.2C [Link].A.2
5. Place Value for Decimals 4.2E [Link].6
6. Comparing Decimals 4.2E [Link].7
7. Comparing Decimals on a Number line 4.2H [Link].7
8. Rounding Whole Numbers 4.2D [Link].A.3
9. Adding & Subtracting Whole Numbers 4.4A [Link].A.4
10. The Basics of Adding & Subtracting Decimals 4.4A [Link].C.7
Addition and
11. Adding Decimals 4.4A [Link].C.7
Subtraction
12. Subtracting Decimals 4.4A [Link].C.7
13. Estimation with Whole Numbers 4.4G [Link].A.3
14. Problem Solving for Addition & Subtraction 4.5A [Link].A.3
15. Multiplying Tens & Hundreds 4.4B [Link].B.4
16. Multiplying 2 Digit Numbers with Arrays 4.4C [Link].B.5
17. Multiplying 2 Digit Numbers with Area Models 4.4C [Link].B.5
18. Multiplying 2 Digit Numbers with Equations 4.4C [Link].B.5
19. Mental Math 4.4C [Link].B.5
20. Multiplication Properties 4.4D [Link].B.5
Multiplication
21. Distributive Properties of Multiplication 4.4D [Link].B.5
22. Strategies for 2 Digit Multiplication 4.4D [Link].B.5
23. 2 Step Multiplication Using Algorithms 4.5A [Link].A.1
24. Problem Solving with Multiplication 4.5A [Link].A.1
25. Zero the Hero 4.2A [Link].A
26. Multiplication Facts
27. Lines, Points + Rays Oh My! 4.6A [Link].C.5
28. Basic Geometric Ideas 4.6A [Link].C.5
29. Lines of Symmetry 4.6B 4.G.A.3
Basic Geometric
30. Intro to Angles 4.6C [Link].C.5
Ideas
31. Classifying 2-Dimensional Figures 4.6D 4.G.A.2
32. Understanding 2-Dimentional Figures 4.6D 4.G.A.2
33. Classifying Triangles 4.6C 4.G.A.2
34. All About Angles 4.7A [Link].C.5.A
35. Parts of a Protractor 4.7C [Link].C.6
All About Angles 36. How to Use a Protractor 4.7C [Link].C.6
37. Drawing Angles with a Protractor 4.7D [Link].C.6
38. Finding the Measurement of Unknown Angles 4.7E [Link].C.7
4th Grade TEKS and Common Core Alignment - Page 2 of 2
Content Area Doodle Notes Sheet TEKS CC
39. Dividing with Models 4.4E [Link].B.6
40. Dividing with Partial Quotients 4.4F [Link].B.6
41. Dividing Using the Standard Algorithm 4.4F [Link].B.6
Division
42. Zeros in the Quotient 4.4F [Link].B.6
43. Dividing with Remainders 4.4H [Link].B.6
44. Division Problem Solving 4.4H [Link].A.2
45. QDPAC 4.4H [Link].A.2
46. Review of Strip Diagrams 4.4H [Link].A.2
Problem Solving
47. Two Step Problem Solving Part 1 4.4H [Link].A.2
48. Two Step Problem Solving Part 2 4.4H [Link].A.2
49. Finding the Pattern 4.5B [Link].C.5
Patterns and Tables 50. Creating a Table 4.5B [Link].C.5
51. Using an Input/Output Table 4.5B [Link].C.5
52. All About Measurement 4.8A [Link].A.1
53. Tools for Measurement 4.8A [Link].A.1
54. The Customary Measurement System 4.8A [Link].A.1
Measurement 55. The Metric Measurement System 4.8A [Link].A.1
56. Converting Customary Units of Measurement 4.8B [Link].A.1
57. Converting Metric Units of Measurement 4.8B [Link].A.1
58. Converting Units 4.8B [Link].A.1
59. All About Perimeter 4.5C [Link].A.3
60. All About Area 4.5C [Link].A.3
Area and Perimeter
61. Area and Perimeter 4.5C [Link].A.3
62. Finding the Missing Piece 4.5C [Link].A.3
63. Writing and Recognizing Fractions 4.3A [Link].A.1
64. Decomposing Fractions 4.3B [Link].B.3.B
65. Equivalent Fractions 4.3C [Link].A.1
Fractions and 66. Comparing Fractions 4.3D [Link].A.2
Decimals 67. Adding & Subtracting Fractions with Models and the Number Line 4.3E [Link].B.3.C
68. Adding & Subtracting Fractions with Like Denominators 4.3F [Link].A.2
69. Relating Fractions to Decimals 4.3G [Link].C.5
70. Benchmark Fractions 4.3A-G [Link].B.4.C
71. Tables and Dot Plots 4.9A [Link].B.4
Data Analysis 72. Stem and Leaf Plots 4.9A [Link].B.4
73. Looking at Data in Different Ways 4.9A [Link].B.4
74. Fixed and Variable Expenses 10.A N/A
75. All About Profit 10.B N/A
Financial Literacy 76. Advantages and Disadvantages of Saving Options 10.C N/A
77. Budgeting and Allowance 10.D N/A
78. Financial Institutions 10.E N/A
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