CNOT is a Boolean function $f:\{0,1\}^2\to\{0,1\}^2$ that eats two input bits and spits two output bits. As Wikipedia explains, Toffoli gates require some ancillary (extra) qubits to do emulate any Boolean function. In this case, just one extra qubit will do the job. As MarkS mentioned in the comments, set one of the control qubits of the Toffoli gate to $|1\rangle$ (that is now your ancilla qubit), and you're done.
The circuit will be no different than any ordinary circuit diagram of a Toffoli. You can play with it yourself on Quirk (the top qubit is the ancilla).

If you're wondering why this method works, have a look at the truth table of the Toffoli. Note that if the first bit is set at 1, the reduced truth table for the other two bits will basically match the CNOT's table.