Graphic Organizer for Reading

Research confirms that the use of graphic organizers makes for more efficient reading and helps students "see" abstract content. Students who use graphic organizers create a storage area for information and organize their ideas before, during, and after they read. As information is placed on an organizer, it is processed, analyzed, evaluated, and connected to other information.

Character Wheel	p. 4
Short Story Guide	p. 5
Story Map	p. 6
Storyline	p. 7
Plot Links	p. 8
A Staircase of Events	p. 9
Setting	p. 10
Word Net	p. 11
Mood	p. 12
Storyteller's Role	p. 13
Author's Toolbox	p. 14
Actions and Reactions	p. 15
Personal Connections	p. 16
Character Squares	p. 17
Good vs. Evil	p. 18
Making Predictions	p. 19
Thinking About the Author	p. 20
Thinking About the Illustrator	p. 21
Identifying Cause and Effect	p. 22
Follow the Clues	p. 23
Understanding Symbols	p. 24
Nonfiction Reading Guide	p. 25
Main Idea and Details	p. 26
Now and Then Mandala	p. 27
Fact Finder	p. 28
Purpose, Important Ideas, Connections	p. 29
Reading Survey	p. 30
KWL	p. 31
KWHL	p. 32
Reading the Visuals	p. 33
Research Map	p. 34
Chapter Map Study Guide	p. 35
Signal Words	p. 36
Comparing Two Stories	p. 37
3-2-1	p. 38
The End	p. 39
Give Me Five (+ One)	p. 40
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