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July 25, 2020 · Leave a Comment

Graphic Organizers Resource Roundup

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Graphic organizers are valuable tools for students and teachers. They are great visual aides for organizing ideas and information. They make writing and sharing of ideas much easier.

Graphic organizers can help to visually understand thinking and organize thoughts for better sharing of ideas #graphicorganizers #visualaides #organizingideasandthoughts

How can graphic organizers help teachers?

Visual aides are important tools for learners. They help with organizing thoughts and information. Teachers can use these for assessing a student’s understanding and make adjustments if needed. Many organizers are printable worksheets that can be filled in. Some are digital and editable which make them a great resource for different needs. They are also helpful when a teacher needs something for a substitute teacher.

Below are several free samples that are available on this website. Check them out.

A roundup of free graphic organizers

1. Engaging Graphic Organizers

Online teaching is very important right now with the current health pandemic. This means that teachers need to have engaging activities that the students can do. Worksheets are not enough. Here are some examples of ways to engage students.

Recent changes in education have increased the need for engaging activities and graphic organizers that can be used with distance learning.

Recent changes in education have increased the need for engaging activities and graphic organizers that can be used with distance learning.

2 Graphic Organizer Templates For Animal Research

These templates are useful for all ages doing general research on animals. They break the work up into categories so that information is organized for doing the research project. I used them for years with my primary students when they created powerpoints.

This is a set of 3 different graphic organizer templates for research and use in creating powerpoints or other presentations. #animalresearch #graphicorganizer #researchtemplates

3.Amazing Elementary Animal Research

Here is another cute template for collecting and recording information about animals. Check it out.

4. Free Reading Connections

Reading comprehension is so important, but often children read words without thinking much about the meaning. Using a graphic organizer for writing down ideas and explaining thinking helps them to make sense out of what they are reading. This is an important skill in order to go deeper into the stories.

Free making reading connections graphic organizer worksheet Terri's Teaching Treasures

5. Graphic Organizers For Cinderella

There are so many versions of the story Cinderella that it makes it fun to do a comparison of them. This resource allows you to do just that. Check it out.

6.Primary Grades Writing Graphic

Organizing thoughts is an important part of writing. This is a great way to gather ideas and then use them for the written product.

7.Making Connections To Text Resources

Sometimes the visuals help to provide meaning as anchor charts also. Check these ones out.

 

8. Cause and Effect Freebie

Cause and effect can sometimes be a tricky concept. Here are some examples of how to make them easier to understand.

9. Fall Leaf Comic Template

Using a template and comics is another visual means of sharing ideas. Check this one out.

Free Fall Leaf Comic Template Printable

10. Problem Solving Strategies Graphic

Problem solving strategies are very important. Check out these ideas for ways to problem solve.

Well, there you have it. These are just a few examples and ideas. Hopefully they will help you with your lessons.

 

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About Charlene Sequeira

About Diamond Mom

Hello everyone. I am Charlene from British Columbia, Canada. I am a retired primary teacher, former French Immersion music teacher, mother of 4, grandmother of 9. I love working with kids and continue to volunteer with reading groups and small math groups at school. I also teach ukulele to both children and adults. I tutor some students at home in math and French.
I am also known as Diamond Mom and I have a blog called Diamond Mom’s Treasury. I enjoy creating materials for students and I have a TeachersPayTeachers store where these materials are available for others.
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