Graphic organizers

Students learn how to visually put their knowledge about a word or theme into a word spider.

Students can construct their own story pyramid graphic organizer.

Use this outline to identify key elements that make up a story: Setting, Characters, Problem and Solution.

Track what a student knows (K), wants to know (W), and has learned (L) about a topic.

This chart prompts the student to list character's feelings, behavior, description and personality traits.

Organize ideas with this column chart that you can divide into two or three columns.

Write arguments to support claims with clear reasons and relevant evidence.

Students can use this map to describe qualities of an object or an idea using adjectives and adjectival phrases.

Help students understand the development of analogies between events.

Students can use this timeline template to sequence events and connect relationships.

Compare two topics and evaluate their simularities and differences.

A template to write down words and to visualize the relation between those words.

A template to write down words to compare or contrast.

A graphic organiser that links reasons with results.

Track what a student has heard (H), what he/she has questions about (Q), and what they can qualify (Q).

Help students define a person, place, or thing, or general idea. Use this map to brainstorm ideas and share prior knowledge about a topic.