Graphic+Organizers

Interactive Graphic Organizers ** Graphic organizers are an illustration of your thoughts on paper. They can help you brainstorm, organize, and visualize your ideas. So, please access the organizers [|here]. Then you can input your information and print them out or save them to use later.
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 * // "Graphic organizers are tools that help your brain think." - Kylene Beers //**

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Graphic Organizers
 * We offer a collection of pre-formatted graphic organizers that you can integrate into activities and lesson plans or use by themselves. We offer two different formats for your convenience:
 * PDF which is viewable with the free Adobe Acrobat Reader.
 * Word, which is viewable using Microsoft Word® ||

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 * **Character Map** || Helps describe in detail the main character, their thoughts and actions. Good for short stories and novels. || PDF
 * **Clustering** || Good for organization of concepts, ideas, and as a pre-reading activity. || PDF
 * **Compare/Contrast** || Helps with similarities and differences in characters, situations, and concepts. || PDF
 * **Concept Map** || Good pre-writing activity. Helps with organization of main ideas and details. || PDF
 * **Cornell Note-taking** || Good for organizing information gained from reading textbooks or expository materials. || PDF
 * **Fishbone** || Good for organizing details and events through cause and effect. || PDF
 * **Hypothesizing** || Good in helping to identify the three main components of an hypothesis. || PDF
 * **K-W-H-L Chart** || Good for tapping background information prior to introducing a new concept. || PDF
 * **Plot Diagram** || Good for diagramming and outlining the plot and elements of a story. || PDF
 * **Sequence of Events Chart** || Good for placing main events in their order of occurrence. || PDF
 * **Spider Map** || Helpful with organizing several ideas with supporting details. || PDF
 * **SQ3R** || Good reading strategy used to comprehend expository material. || PDF
 * **Story Map** || Helps with the outline or blueprint of a fictional story. || PDF
 * **Storyboard** || Helps to illustrate the main events. || PDF
 * **Timeline** || Helps with sequencing events in their proper order. || PDF
 * **Tree** || Helps with connections about different ideas and details. Useful when background knowledge is limited. || PDF
 * **Venn Diagram** || Good for comparison of ideas, concepts, and character traits. Useful as a pre-writing activity. || PDF
 * **W's Organizer** || Helps with organizing factual ideas around the 5 main questions: who, what, where, when and why. || PDF
 * **Web** || Helpful with developing a framework for ideas and concepts. Useful pre-writing activity. || PDF
 * **Web Site Profiler** || Useful tool for helping to evaluate the quality of information on a web site. || PDF
 * **Wheel and Spoke Diagram** || Helpful with developing a framework for ideas and concepts. Useful pre-writing activity. || PDF