1, draw a theme border in the picture, you can draw the sun and clouds, and clouds can be used as borders to write titles.

2. Draw a diagonal line around the sun as the guide line of the divergent boundary, and then draw three circular boundaries on the left and right sides.

3, and then draw a large and small square border to facilitate writing. Borders can be drawn in different sizes and shapes.

4. Next, start coloring. The circular border on the left can be painted green, and the circular border on the right can be painted blue.

5. Draw a square border with pink, yellow, orange, blue, purple, red and green to draw the border color.

6, the sun can be painted red and yellow, the clouds can be painted blue, and finally sorted out, a simple mind map handwritten newspaper is completed.

First, determine the basic structure of mind map.

First draw the central theme in the middle of a blank sheet of paper. In fact, the first step in drawing a mind map is to determine the central theme and draw it in the middle of a blank sheet of paper. The reason why you want to draw a central theme in the middle of a blank sheet of paper is because it is conducive to the divergence of children's thinking.

Further expand the branch of mind mapping. What children need to do next is to further expand the branches of mind mapping. It should be noted that when children expand the branches of mind map, they should expand outward from the central theme. In addition, children can also imagine that the branches of a tree are constantly expanding, and the branches closer to the central theme are thicker.

Second, complement and improve.

Use graphics to express the content of each branch. After the basic structure of mind map is completed, children need to supplement it. When making supplements and improvements, children can use graphics to express the contents of each branch, which will be more vivid and give full play to their creativity.

Add appropriate keywords for each branch. In addition, each branch should add appropriate keywords, which is conducive to memory and understanding.