Send to a Friend!Careful reading involves asking questions. Use this worksheet to answer the questions Who, What, Where, When, Why, and How as you read.
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Note TakingThis note taking template has five boxes without labels. Type the headings that fit your needs. Just click in the blank spaces, type, print or photocopy for students. Suggested uses include: textbook chapters, current event articles, lectures and interviews.
This file contains two pages shown in the thumbnail images. One is the completed key for the teacher. The second is the blank note-taker for students. The purpose is to give a brief introduction to key facts about John Steinbeck’s Of Mice and Men.
Summarize and organize the important events and plot elements in a story.
This is the third Cornell Notes template on this site. This version has more space and lines. This one has less space and no lines, and this one has room for summary at the bottom.
This Cornell Notes template provides space on the left for key ideas, details on the lines to the right and summary of ideas on the bottom.
While reading a textbook, use this form to organize notes. Turn each main heading of the book into a question (left column), and then answer that question on the right side of this page.
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