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GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS Jump to Topics Graphic Organizers In General Sequential Graphic Organizers Single Main Concept Graphic Organizers Multiple Concept Graphic Organizers Figures Timeline Flowchart Cyclical Graphic Organizer Hierarchy Continuum Simple Argumentation Structure Complex Argumentation Structure Spider Map Venn Diagram Matrix Graphic Organizers In General A graphic organizer is a diagram or illustration of a written or oral statement.Examples include matrices, hierarchies, and continua. Graphic organizers may be grouped or classified as representing sequential information, a single main concept, or multiple concepts. Classes and Types of Graphic Organizers Sequential Graphic Organizers Sequential graphic organizers represent serial information. A hierarchy is also like a flowchart, except each subordinate step may have more than one branch. A Timeline Click Here to See Figure 3 A Flowchart A Cyclical Graphic Organizer Click Here to See FIGURE 5 A Hierarchy Return to TOP Extreme Opposite Extreme A Continuum A Spider Map
Graphic Organizers Prepared by Tracey Hall & Nicole Strangman Please visit the AIM Center home page. Introduction One way to help make a curriculum more supportive of students and teachers is to incorporate graphic organizers. Top Definition A graphic organizer is a visual and graphic display that depicts the relationships between facts, terms, and or ideas within a learning task. Types of Graphic Organizers Graphic organizers come in many different forms, each one best suited to organizing a particular type of information. Image description:This graphic organizer is made up of a series of shapes in several rows. Image description:This graphic organizer is entitled "Network Tree" and is made up of a series of ovals of two different sizes. Image description:This graphic organizer is entitled "Spider Map" and is made up of a large, central oval with four sets of black lines extending from it. Image description:This graphic organizer is entitled "Problem and Solution Map" and is made up of a series of boxes.
25 Language Arts Graphic Organizers for You and Your Kids Introduction Language arts graphic organizers just seem to work magic with kids. I guess it's really no surprise--they just seem to GET IT better when they have a means of visually organizing their thoughts. When they can analyze what they have read, when they can plan a writing project, or when they can collaborate with others in pictorial form, the "lights" in their heads just seem to burn more brightly. The 25 language arts graphic organizers that you will see on this page, in my opinion, will enhance your instructional initiatives with your kids. These PDF documents come with a clickable Table of Contents that makes it easier to quickly find what you need. Just pick the one you want, print it, make copies for your kids, and hand them out! Quick Links for THIS Page You may use the following quick links to go directly to what interests you on this page. Table of Contents Return to Top of Page 3 Column Notes 5 Paragraph Essay Planner 10 Most Important Words 3-2-1 Strategy ABC Brainstorming Strategy
Top 10 Apps: Web-based Task Managers I’ve been jumping from app to app, for as long as I can remember, in search of the best web-based task management app. I’ve never really been satisfied until recently when I discovered Flow. Finding the perfect task manager is a little like searching for a unicorn — it’s just not going to happen. But, you can find one that fits your tastes and needs better than any others. Hopefully our list of the 10 best web-based task management apps will help in your search, if you haven’t already found yours. Note: I’ve ordered these according to my personal preferences and experiences but your mileage may vary. 1. Producteev In my quest for the perfect task manager, Producteev stood out as being one of the absolute best, without a doubt. Producteev isn’t just fantastic for the individual, it’s built for teams too. Pricing Producteev Pricing 2. Flow If you’re a fan of Mac-style interface designs, Flow will likely appeal to you. Flow costs $9.99 per month for individual accounts, so it isn’t cheap. 3.
Vocabulary Graphic Organizers Graphic organizers help students to visualize the relationships between words and their possible meanings. Teachers can use these graphic organizers with their explicit vocabulary instruction. These tools may also be used as classroom assessment for learning because they give teachers a quick look at students' vocabulary knowledge. A variety of samples have been provided. Knowledge Rating Scale Frayer Model Word Detective Vocab-O-Gram Graphic Organizer Vocabulary Cluster Own the Word Graphic Organizer Verbal and Visual Word Association (VVWA) Concept Map Graphic Organizer Alphaboxes Websites on Vocabulary Graphic Organizers: Vocabulary Word Box Geometry Vocabulary Graphic Organizer Concept Circles in Math
Interactive Graphic Organizer Holt Interactive Graphic Organizers "Graphic organizers are tools that help your brain think." - Kylene Beers Graphic organizers are an illustration of your thoughts on paper. They can help you brainstorm, organize, and visualize your ideas. Click on a graphic organizer to download a PDF of it. Each graphic organizer below includes Teaching Notes with lessons and tips on how to use graphic organizers in the classroom. Help with PDF Files Generating, Identifying, and Organizing Details Determining Main Idea and Drawing Conclusions Order and Sequence Comparison-Contrast and Cause and Effect Process and Cycle Diagrams Evaluating and Making Decisions Persuasive and Supporting a Position Vocabulary Miscellaneous Organizers Graphic Organizer Teaching Notes
Free Graphic Organizers for Teaching Writing Introduction As you know, free graphic organizers are readily available on the Internet. However, access to quality organizers often requires either a monthly or an annual fee. Here you will find, what I think, are quality organizers WITHOUT monthly or annual fees. I dug into my own archives that I've accumulated over my 33 year career in search of organizers that focus on writing. With that in mind, I searched thoroughly for graphic organizer ideas wherever I could find them. The result is what you will see on this page--a collection of 50 graphic organizers designed specifically for teaching writing. And, if you like these, I’ve got a strong feeling that you’ll also like 50 More WRITERizers—the newer sibling of this collection. Quick Links for THIS Page You may use the following quick links to go directly to what interests you on this page. Webs for Preparing to Write Return to Top of Page Flow Charts for Sequencing Return to Top of Page Persuasive and Expository Essay Maps Concept Wheels
A Lesson Plan for Teachers: Monday Mapping: My Favorite Graphic Organizers Graphic Organizers are incredibly handy for teaching, recording, and reinforcing content in the secondary classroom. Students often enjoy using graphic organizers, especially if they help them to visualize content and better process the information they are learning in class. I've used graphic organizers since I first started teaching years ago, and while the organizers have evolved over time, they are still a very powerful tool. From the simple T-chart to image graphics to acronym-based pages, students have learned to utilize the organizers to help them better grasp the content and as a powerful tool for study. Graphic organizers can also help students become better organizers. While I started off having students cut and paste organizers into their notebooks, I eventually switched to drawing out the model on the board to save paper or simply printing whole page organizers to serve as the day's recording tool. So, here are a few of my favorites: informational text analysis. Happy Teaching!