Graphic Organizers			Fact Frame Explanation in “Graphic Organizers”	Roll it! Explanation in “Graphic Organizers”
Inside out! Explanation in “Graphic Organizers”			Angle Antics Explanation in “Graphic Organizers”	Star Connections Explanation in “Graphic Organizers”
Drumming up Details Explanation in “Graphic Organizers”			Facts and Opinions Explanation in “Graphic Organizers”	3 and 3 Explanation in “Graphic Organizers”
			Summing it up! Explanation in “Graphic Organizers”
Clock Organizer		Use this to put events in order. You don’t have to use all of the spots available.
Wheel Organizer		Use with a single topic and add details. You could use it as a word wheel; put a word in the middle and come up with words that are synonyms, antonyms, or adjectives to describe the word.
Goal/Reasons Organizer		Decide on a goal, topic, or event and put in the front box. In the “reason” boxes, put in supporting information for the “goal” box. In the “fact/example” boxes, support the reasons.
KWL		What I know. What I want to know. What I learned.
KWHL		Analyze/organize what you know and what you want to learn about a topic. Use before, during and after reading about the topic.
KWS		What I know. What I want to learn. Possible sources to help.
5 W’s		What, Who, Why, When, Where?
5 W’s and How		In a “star” format with the event or situation in the center circle. Then answer the 5 W questions and the How question to understand the event more thoroughly.
Venn Diagram		Similarities and differences in two items.
Venn Diagram 3		Similarities and differences of 3 items.
Topic/Event Organizer		Have a main idea or topic in the center. Have events that occurred because/during that time and then details to help better understand the events and their importance.
5 Senses Organizer		Can be used for gathering information on a science project. Can also be used to help add detail to a writing assignment to have the writer think about what their characters are sensing. To help create a stronger sense of understanding and increase vocabulary.