Mind Your Mind Map!

A mind map can also be called...

• a graphic organizer

• a picture organizer

• an essay organizer

• a messy room organizer

In a mind map, what does Mrs. G want to you put in the center bubble?

• An Essential Question

• A one-word topic

• Your first and last name

• The title of your writing

An Essential Question is a very important part of a mind map. Where does it go?

• In the center bubble of the map

• Off to the left about three inches

• In any bubble you want

• It doesn't go anywhere on a mind map

In Mrs. G's Mind Mup 2.0 video, where does she say to go to start a mind map?

• Your Google Drive

• Your auntie's house

• Your hard drive

• She doesn't say

In Mrs. G's Mind Mup 2.0 video, what does she say can happen to your mind map if you don't MAKE SURE you are in YOUR Google account?

• You could save it in another family member's account and then not be able to find it.

• You could break the internet.

• You could miss an assignment deadline.

• Actually, nothing will happen. Trust me.

What is the BLUE BUBBLE called in MInd Mup 2.0?

• The Root Node

• The Sibling Node

• The Grandparent Node

• The Hyper Node

There is a dotted blue line around the lower left bubble on this map. What does that mean?

• You have selected the node

• You have created a wrong node

• You can't add any more nodes

• Actually, it doesn't mean anything.

What is Mrs. G looking at in this graphic?

• Her Google Drive

• Your Google Drive

• Your Mom's Google Drive

• I don't think she's even at the computer!

Mrs. G just created a bubble in the far lower left of this map (where the red circle is). What is this bubble called?

• The Parent Node

• The Child Node

• The Anti Node

• The Nody Node

In this mind map, Mrs. G has color-coded some of the bubbles. These go along with the 5W's & H method for making a mind map. Why did she use colors?

• To make it easier to see where each 5W & H is on the map.

• Because she likes pretty colors.

• Because Mrs. Jenkins told her to do it.

• Who knows why Mrs. G does what she does...?