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A simple storyboard form can be used to retell a story’s main events, plan before writing a story, plan for a film, and much more. Print two sheets and copy back-to-back for longer stories. You may also like… Storyboard With...
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. You may also like… Imagery Eye Observation Organizer Imagery Tree...
This organizer is a combination of the Details Tree and Imagery Charts. The clusters on the tree provide space to record observations for each of the five senses. You may also like… Imagery Chart Observation Organizer Imagery Eye Observation Organizer...
In the space around the eye, write down what you or the character of the story sees. This could be used while reading a story or to record scientific observations. Students could also pretend to be a figure from history...
As students read a story they look at how they learn about the characters. What clues are given that help them get to know the characters? This form helps students focus on and analyze the four ways in which an...
For this organizers students are given a topic, and after brainstorming, they make lists of what they would see and hear while observing or participating in it. They could practice using sensory detail in writing, write from a character or...
These topics encourage students to finish the story, think creatively, and have fun! You hear a knock on the door. You answer. No one is there, but on the ground you see three items: a paper bag with something in...
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