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We use graphic organizers to help us quickly and accurately arrange information
in an effort to make our learning more efficient.
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GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS BY TOPICS

 * Cause and Effect
 * Chain Maps
 * Character Analysis Maps
 * Circle Charts
 * Classroom Organizers
 * Clocks
 * Cycles
 * Data Charts
 * Decision Charts
 * Fact and Opinion
 * Fishbones
 * Flower Charts
 * KWL
 * Language Arts Organizers
 * Math Organizers
 * PMI Charts
 * Paragraph Organizers
 * Persuasion Charts
 * Pyramid Charts
 * Spider Charts
 * Star Charts
 * Story Maps
 * Squares
 * Timelines
 * Tree Charts
 * Venn Diagrams
 * Vocabulary Charts
 * Wheel Diagrams
 * Writing Organizers
 * 5 Ws

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GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS CAN REALLY HELP STUDENTS UNDERSTAND COMPLEX TOPICS VERY
QUICKLY. THEY ARE A GREAT TOOL THAT ALL TEACHERS SHOULD BE USING WITH THEIR
CLASSES. IT'S OFTEN SAID THAT A PICTURE IS WORTH A THOUSAND WORDS. THAT IS A
GOOD WAY TO UNDERSTAND THE IMPORTANCE AND LONG TERM USE OF THESE TOOLS. MANY
SCIENTISTS OFTEN SAY THE FIRST THING THAT THEY LOOK AT, WHEN EVALUATING
RESEARCH, ARE THE GRAPHS ASSOCIATED WITH THEM. GRAPHS ARE SIMILARLY TO OUR
ORGANIZER CONCEPT BECAUSE THEY VISUALLY ALLOW TO UNDERSTAND DATA QUICKLY. MANY
STUDENTS FIND THAT AS THEY START TO USE ORGANIZERS MORE, THEY COME TO RELY ON
THEM FOR ALL ASPECTS OF THEIR EDUCATION.

We put together a furious series of organizers. as you scroll down the pages you
will come to find well of 500 organizers at your disposal. Make sure that you
turn on the "background" printing setting for your printer. Better yet, just
make sure to Print Preview each one before you go. We wouldn't want you to waste
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CATEGORIES OF GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS

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THAT TOPIC.


CAUSE AND EFFECT

In just about every work there is main cause to the problem that is explored in
the work. This topic looks at the cause and what is outset by it.




CHAIN MAPS

These are great for historical and timeline based events.




CHARACTER ANALYSIS MAPS

Usually this is used to compare just the two main characters in a work, but we
have multiple versions for many different characters in a work.




CLOCKS

Are you working on telling time? This section will make your life much easier.




CIRCLE CHARTS

A new take on the best way to really engage on a topic.




CLASSROOM ORGANIZERS

A bunch of great printables to make your day in the classroom much more
manageable.




CYCLES

Mostly science related topics apply here, but historic events fit this often.




DATA CHARTS

If you have a data table, make a ton more sense of it with these organizers.




DECISION CHARTS

If you have a tough decision to ponder, this will lead you to the answer.




FACT AND OPINION

A great way to analyze current events and make a huge impact statement.




FISHBONES

A very cool way to apply thought to complex problems. Great for brain storming.




FLOWER CHARTS

A great way to work with related concepts that are all intertwined. Also works
great with Mother's Day and any family related event.




KWL

Teachers love to use this when introducing a new topic.




LANGUAGE ARTS ORGANIZERS

These organizers will help students better communicate their ideas.




MATH ORGANIZERS

You'll find over 40 of them to print and help you with complex math concepts.




PMI CHARTS

This is an interesting take on KWL diagrams. Almost like a pros versus cons map,
with some facts thrown in there.




PARAGRAPH ORGANIZERS

This can either help you write the perfect paragraph or understand one that was
already written.




PERSUASION CHARTS

If you are going to put the perfect advertisement or presentation together, this
would really help you out.




PYRAMID CHARTS

Breakdown an organization or series of thoughts in the fundamental smallest and
largest contributing factors.




SPIDER CHARTS

Somewhat of a cleaner version of the fishbone. In the case of the example here,
we have a central topic with multiple outcomes or effects.




STAR CHARTS

Help yourself flow through the thought process of a topic. Note that this is for
shorter, one-sentence thoughts.




STORY MAPS

A great way to review literature. Many teachers really like this section of our
web site.




SQUARE CHARTS

Some are rectangles, some are rounded rectangles, and yet some are perfect
squares.




TIMELINES

We go above and beyond your grandmas old paradigm of a timeline. Look at events
over a short or long period of time.




TREE CHARTS

Organizational charts are built on this concept. Some are small and some are
very large.




VENN DIAGRAMS

See the similarities and differences between two, three or even four concepts or
topics.




VOCABULARY CHARTS

Have you come across a new vocabulary word? This will help you cement the word
to your global mental Rolodex.




WHEEL DIAGRAMS

Let your mind flow in an ordered wheel to bring the concept full circle in your
brain.




WRITING ORGANIZERS

These prepare and prompt you to write.




5 WS

You can basically pick any topic or concept and throw it into the wheel of Ws.
This helps it make much more sense for you.




WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS?

Graphic organizers are the helping hands of teachers and students in a
classroom. They make learning easier, specifically at a young age. These are
visual demonstrators of relationships between cause and effect, facts and
opinions, and ideas.

A visual guide such as a graphic organizer allows students to be more prepared
and helps educators communicate ideas to the students more effectively. The
people in the education sector and other industries use graphic organizers to
brainstorm ideas, make decisions, and solve problems. There are many graphic
organizers used in a classroom or a workspace. The common ones and their
descriptions are listed below.

Venn Diagram

A Venn diagram tells us about the relationship between two quantities by
identifying their differences and similarities in two overlapping circles.

KWL Chart

These are charts used in elementary schools to introduce the concept of critical
thinking to the students. It is a three-column chart in which things are
characterized according to the three headings:

- What I Know,
- What I Want to Know, and
- What I Learned

PMI Chart

A PMI chart is used to weigh the pros and cons of a decision or an idea. This is
another three-column chart in which plusses, minuses, and interests are
categorized to decide on an idea.

T-Chart

It is a simple compare and contrast chart for two ideas, things, or between
characters. A T-chart is also used for listing advantages and disadvantages or
pros and cons.

Story Maps

Story maps make reading a novel or story easier for students. There are six
boxes drawn on a page in which a student must write points extracted from the
novel under specific headings, i.e., characters, setting, plot, themes,
conflict, and resolution. These maps increase the comprehensive skills of a
student and provide a structure to his random thoughts about the story.

Flowcharts

These are the basic charts used in every subject at the school level and in
every profession. A flowchart is a graphic organizer used to frame information
into a sequence. It can be used to write a process of making a product or
following a recipe, or telling the events that occurred in an order.

Concept Maps

These web maps link all the information as pointers toward a single idea. It is
a perfect way of brainstorming ideas. The maps also aid in revising concepts and
improving long-term memory. It is a helpful tool for students, engineers,
analysts, and people of multiple professions.

To Sum It Up

Life without a graphic organizer seems hectic since their invention has enhanced
the quality of learning and eased the minds of teachers. A graphic organizer can
fulfill the following purposes:

- It enables metacognitive thinking skills and aids in enhancing inductive
reasoning.

- It helps the team or students to see the bigger picture.

- The linking of information and concepts turns out to be a summarized version
which can save time from the long hard reading tasks again and again.


WHY ARE GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS HELPFUL FOR STUDENTS AND TEACHERS?

Graphic organizers are text-inclusive visual learning aids that serve to
summarize and organize data. This allows for clear comprehension and
understanding of any relationships, concepts, or even process flows, making it
an ideal choice for teachers to use.
They enable teachers to introduce new concepts, link ideas with previously
acquired knowledge, and facilitate the student's learning experience by helping
develop an interactive classroom setting. These organizers are pertinent in the
academic journey of students of all ages, from kindergarten to university.

The Different Types

There are a variety of graphic organizers one might encounter in their academic
journey as they cater to specific purposes of teaching, reading, writing,
brainstorming, and comparing and contrasting. The most frequently used graphic
charts are as follows:

Sequence Charts

One of the most commonly used graphic organizers is the sequence chart. From
making a chronological order of historical events to process flows for
industrial setups and note-taking to lesson planning, sequence charts aim to
summarize and connect events.

Venn Diagrams

These are graphical representations of two or more interlocking circles. They
can help visualize word problems and facilitate students in mathematical
calculations. While Venn diagrams are frequently encountered in Mathematics,
they are not limited to them. Venn diagrams can show the similarities and
differences between two or more ideas for abstract concepts.

Idea Webs

These are represented by a circle in the middle containing a topic or theme
surrounded by smaller-sized circles. These are pertinent for brainstorming ideas
and help in the storytelling process by helping develop and realize a plot
before writing. The circle in the middle serves as a topic or theme, and the
surrounding circles have details of events or characters involved.


THE IMPORTANCE OF GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS

They help both teachers and students. Teachers must aim to explain and
illustrate the use of each graphic organizer with a particular goal in mind so
that students can learn to effectively utilize this learning aid and adapt it
for their specific use.

For Teachers

- Graphic organizers can help teachers plan their lessons and deliver lectures
with preestablished learning outcomes.

- Aid in simplifying complex problems that students may find challenging to
comprehend.

- Allow for a quick recap of the lesson before moving on to a new topic.

- Help access and identify areas of weakness in any topic and enable teachers to
elaborate further on a specific part without going over the entire lesson.

For Students

- Facilitate learning and comprehension as it breaks down new concepts into
understandable parts. This is of primary importance for students who may have
learning disabilities.

- Serve as a visual aid in communicating their ideas during presentations or for
research paper abstracts.

- Enables students' cognitive abilities of brainstorming, contrasting, analysis,
and organization.



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