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Graphic Organizer Starter Kit: Free resources that any teacher can print and use
Graphic Organizers are strategic learning and management tools.
Using these tools, especially a library of reusable/ multi-use organizers, streamlines instructional planning, delivery and management.
This site provides three strategies for building this library of organizers.
- Use the Graphic Organizers that are included here
- Download organizers from the Web by following the links
- Making the organizers yourself
You will develop skills you need to make Graphic Organizer as you practice.
Often, it is easier and quicker to create the right organizer than to search for "it" on the Web.
Creating a library of organizers, or just a file folder with master copies, means that you can examine the curriculum content; then grab an organizer tool that best-suites the content.
Here is the starter kit of organizers..
- Visual Thesaurus Daily Oral Vocabulary (PDF format)
- Cause and Effect GO Form (PDF format)
- Compare and Contrast GO Form #1 (PDF format)
- Compare and Contrast GO Form #2 (PDF format)
- Content Area Discussion GO Form #1 (PDF format)
- Content Area Discussion GO Form #2 (PDF format)
- Drawing Conclusions GO Form (PDF format)
- Generic Reading GO Forms -- Portrait(PDF format)
- Generic Reading GO Forms -- Landscape(PDF format)
- Interactive GO Form (PDF format)
- Journal Page Template (PDF format)
- Making Predictions GO Form (PDF format)
- Organizing Ideas GO Form (PDF format)
- Portfolio Conference Graphs (PDF format)
- Problem Solving GO Form (PDF format)
- Read and Think Along GO Form (PDF format)
- Reading and Note-Taking GO Form (PDF format)
- Sequential Order GO Form (PDF format)
- Solutions/ Choices GO Form (PDF format)
- Reading and Note-Visual Model/ Concrete to Abstract (PDF format)
Graphic Organizer CD Online
We have placed our Graphic Organizer CD online.
You can download the entire CD as a single "ISO" image.
Here is the link to download the "ISO" image.
Our newsletter describes the process for creating the CD, or for downloading a free program that creates a CD from an "ISO" image file.
Link to our newsletter article that describes the Graphic Organizer CD.