One common tool in a tutor’s toolbox is the graphic organizer. What better way to help a student organize his thoughts or develop the big picture? And what would be better than 14 different graphic organizer templates that you can edit?
Worksheetworks.com has a nice array of graphic organizers that you can edit to fit your needs before printing. Options include (among others):
- T-chart.
- Venn diagram.
- Star diagram.
- KWHL chart.
- Decision making diagram.
- Compare and contrast matrix.
The site is very easy to use. Just adjust your parameters. Go to the print page. Download. Simple.
(Be sure to read the terms of use before distributing.)
We recommend using a graphic organizer, such as a compare/contrast chart, frequently in our free units.
Excellent tool — and free!
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