Reading graphic organizers

Reading graphic organizers for upper elementary students. Also use for writing, science and social studies.

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Free printable Graphic organizers and graphic organizer templates for kids. Teachers can use our PDF graphic organizing writing template to help students to compare and contrast, outline cause and effect, and create story maps. Our simple graphic organizer printables will help your students organize their writing into beginning-middle-end story sequences, and provide a framework for building opinion, narrative, or informational writing.

I couldn't stop looking at this freebie. When I asked my daughter if she liked the designs on the organizers and she loved them, I knew it wasn't just me. These printable graphic organizers are really cute and eye catching. They can be used for any subject and are a winner with the kids (because they are not boring). They are neutral enough to be used for either boys or girls and for varying ages. So, I just had to share them with you all.

Looking for free reading graphic organizers that will help your students think critically and deeply as they read, while meeting the common core reading standards? Grab this free set of reading graphic organizers that include organizers to address: comparing and contrasting, determining the theme, asking questions, summarizing fiction, finding the main idea, and understanding cause and effect. Click to grab this set for free.

Worksheets are a different way to formatively assess students. Students complete the worksheet, turn it in, and it goes for a daily grade to see what they know. Open ended worksheets such as this one help teachers get an accurate description of what students are thinking.

These informational text graphic organizers will meet nonfiction reading standards for 4th, 5th and 6th grades. Free from The Curriculum Corner.

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Download these 40 free literature graphic organizers for intermediate students to be used in your 4th, 5th or 6th grade reading workshop.