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| INFORMATION FOR KIDS |
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Graphic Organizers
Below are a variety of graphic
organizers to help your students communicate their comprehension of text.
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| Basic Story Map Students indicate facts about the beginning, middle and end of the text they are reading. |
| Cause and Effect Three sections for students to note cause and effect events from their reading. |
| Character Connections A Venn diagram that allows students to compare themselves to a character. |
| Character Grid Students record ideas about two characters from the text they are reading. |
| Character ID Students design an identification badge for a character in their story. |
| Concept Map Have students complete a concept map with you as you prepare for a unit of study. |
| Questioning Tower Utilize the questioning strategy before, during and after reading. |
| Super Six Students select and write about 6 topics of interest from their non-fiction reading. |
| Character Web Students have 4 sections to record their ideas about a character from the text. |
| Just the Facts Students record 6 facts they have learned and the most important fact from reading. |
| KWL Chart Activate prior knowledge and determine what has been learned with this handy chart. |
| Making Connections Students record text to self, text to text and text to world connections. |
| Photo Scrapbook Students illustrate 6 things they have learned from their reading in scrapbook format. |
| Plot Graph Students record plot elements in a graphical format. |
| Story Map Organized boxes allow students to record characters, setting, problem, etc. |
| Thumbs Up Down Students record 2 things they enjoyed and didn't enjoy about their reading. |
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