Send to a Friend!Use this bookmark to keep notes on the setting, characters, themes, and making connections. The making connections box is a good place to connect the story to other stories or personal experiences.
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Graphic OrganizersOver 100 free, printable graphic organizers for a wide variety of topics. This is the third Cornell Notes template on this site. This version has more space and lines. This one has less space and no lines, and this one has room for summary at the bottom.
Brainstorming form for the 3 paragraph essay. Use this page to begin shaping the thesis, introduction, body and conclusion of the essay.
Brainstorming form for the 4 paragraph essay. Use this page to begin shaping the thesis, introduction, body and conclusion of the essay.
Brainstorming form for the 5 paragraph essay. Use this page to begin shaping the thesis, introduction, body and conclusion of the essay.
Students create a facebook style profile with this worksheet. It is in Word format so it can be edited to fit different topics. Everwhere it says “Heading” can be edited. Some suggested uses include: author, novel character, historical figure or artist profiles. Even math concepts can be explained with their own profile. I’d love to hear how this page is being used.
This template will assist in writing an “I Am From” poem. This poem is a reflection on your early life, family and values. It is different than the “I Am” poem, but both poem templates guide you in creating poems from your own experiences and personality.
Keep track of the sequence of events in the story or process with this main event sequence log.
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