Reading and Writing Graphic Organizers

Description

Graphic organizers are essential tools for reading small group instruction and writing workshop. Students can use the reading graphic organizers as a reading response sheet to record their thinking. They can also use the prewriting graphic organizers to plan out their stories before writing a rough draft.

Each graphic organizer is provided in 3 different formats: portrait, landscape, and digital. The files are accessible for Google Slides and Powerpoint users (directions for accessing the files are included). Paper color copies are available by printing the digital files.

34 READING GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS:

These reading graphic organizers are included in the bundle.

• 3-2-1 Check
• Annotating the Text
• Author’s Purpose
• Cause & Effect
• Character Analysis (2)
• Compare & Contrast
• Drawing Conclusions
• Conflict / Resolution
• Connections (4 – including Text to Self, Text to Text, and Text to World)
• Context Clues
• Fact or Opinion
• Inferences
• KWL Chart
• Main Idea
• Plot Mountain
• Predictions
• Problem / Solution
• Questioning
• Retelling (3 – including Story Map & 5 Finger Retell)
• See, Think, Wonder
• Sequencing
• Stop & Jot
• Summarizing (4 – including SWBST, 5 Ws, BME, First/Then/Next/Last)
• Theme
• Visualizing

13 WRITING GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS:

These writing graphic organizers are included in the bundle.

• Brainstorming
• B.M.E (Beginning, Middle, End)
• Sequence (First, Then, Next, Last)
• Story Map (Characters, Setting, B.M.E)
• The 5 W’s (Who, What, When, Where, Why)
• Personal Narrative: 3 Events
• Personal Narrative: 4 Events
• S.W.B.S.T. (Somebody, Wanted, But, So, Then)
• Persuasive
• Informational
• Main Idea
• Rough Draft
• Final Copy