Send to a Friend!There are many uses for this three-column form – before, during, after – KWL – take notes from general to specific…
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Graphic OrganizersOver 100 free, printable graphic organizers for a wide variety of topics. The top half of this organizer asks students to predict before reading the story. The bottom asks them to list what they have learned after reading the exposition.
Analyze the who, what, when, where, why and how of an event or story.
Great for review or hooking students into a new lesson. Students put their own ideas in the top three boxes. Then, on teacher’s cue, they move about the room asking the other students for one of their ideas. At the same time they give one of theirs. This is done until all boxes are filled.
Students draw and write their feelings and responses to quotes or discussion topics.
Chart the events that lead to others. This can be used to follow the plot of a story, events in history, or anything that needs to be analyzed step-by-step or by cause and effect.
Write the topic in the trunk and put the details in the six clusters. This can be used for essay writing or note taking in any subject.
This organizer has icons for each of the five senses. Below there is space to record observations. Uses include practicing imagery in writing, recording scientific or historical observations and more.
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