Interactive Exercises - Mind Map Templates

Exercises that work because everyone edits at once

These are the templates least like documents. They are designed for a live session where a group adds to the same map together, and their value is in participation rather than in the artifact left behind.

They divide by what they are for. As openers, the Favorite things template and Would you rather questions for kids get everyone contributing within a minute, which matters most with a group that has not spoken to each other yet. The Dice game template adds randomness, useful when a discussion has settled into the same three voices. And Musical instruments is a subject map that happens to be well suited to being built collaboratively rather than presented.

The practical note is about size: these work with branches added faster than any one person can type, so give the map more room than looks necessary and collapse sections as they fill. For structured teaching material rather than activities, the grammar and geography sets are the closer fit.

If you are looking for the activity rather than the template, mind map ideas and ideas for students are the wider collections.