Send to a Friend!Chart five different ways in which we learn about the main character.
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Graphic OrganizersOver 100 free, printable graphic organizers for a wide variety of topics. Help students develop a dialogue with what they read. Quotes go on one side and their reaction, feelings, or why they chose it goes on the other.
This version of the reading response journal provides more space to respond.
This format helps students understand that the two buns hold in the “meat” of the paragraph.
Write the word, part of speech and the definition. Then draw a picture or symbol of the meaning. Lastly, students write their own sentence using the word.
This blank hand could be used for art projects, sequencing five events, the 5 W’s and How, and more.
This flowchart could be used for sequencing events, cause and effect or for organizing from narrow to broad.
This flowchart helps chart topics that flow from broad to narrow.
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