If you teach novels like Holes, Bridge to Terabithia, The Giver, The Watsons Go to Birmingham, etc., you will LOVE this organizer! My students use this Bubble Diagram to compare and contrast events, settings, characters, and themes between a book and its screen version. It's also a great way to plan a compare/contrast essay or project! Enjoy! Show
Page 2 Compare and Contrast graphic organizerThis Venn diagram can be used to compare and contrast the scripts in the Mark 14 & 16 reader's theater freebie or anything else. Check out these additional items: Stars in the Christmas Eve Sky freebie Bungled Bike Burglary guided reading free printable reading comprehension passages with Q and A for grades 4 or 5 Weather bingo Punctuation bingo Fruit of the Spirit bingo freebie Free Christian drama resources at Fools for Christ Free interactive Bible games I created this product to use in my own 3rd grade classroom. We did an informational book study about Bees and Butterflies. We used these products before, during and after reading to help support our previous knowledge and new findings.The art included on the pages was important to the students and myself. Creating an aesthetic look to go along with the topic sparked my students' interest and prompted them to ask questions about what they could use as a visual reminder, as well. This graphic organizer to compare and contrast can easily be integrated into any story that your students are reading. This compare and contrast graphic organizer can be used as a whole group, individual, or small group activity. There are two versions of this compare and contrast graphic organizer:1) without lines to accommodate students who would like to draw a picture instead of writing.2) with lines to help with handwriting and spacingThere are 6 pages total which includes the cover, TOU, Ho Comparing and Contrasting Characters Graphic OrganizerThis is a simple, yet effective graphic organizer for students to use as they are reading a fictional text. They can record their evidence on each character's feelings, actions, sayings, and thoughts. Once they have recorded their evidence, they can use the paragraph frame at the bottom to compile their thoughts and evidence into a complete sentence. You could end this lesson with an exit ticket with a multiple choice question that requires them to use the evidence from their graphic organizer. Page 3Page 4FREE Resource! Follow Teacher Mom Power for more Google Classroom Activities in which student click, drag, type, compute, and much more! Use these Comprehension Graphic Organizers with any BookGoogle Classroom Reading ActivitiesIncludes slides relating to:~character, setting, problem, solution~First, Next, Then, Last~Beginning, Middle, End~Stems: I wonder, I think, I realized, I notices, I predict, I infer, etc~Compare and Contrast~Make Connections~Cause and Effect(Make copies of any slide for Page 5FREE Resource! Follow Teacher Mom Power for more Google Classroom Activities in which student click, drag, type, compute, and much more! Use these Comprehension Graphic Organizers with any BookGoogle Classroom Reading ActivitiesIncludes slides relating to:~character, setting, problem, solution~First, Next, Then, Last~Beginning, Middle, End~Stems: I wonder, I think, I realized, I notices, I predict, I infer, etc~Compare and Contrast~Make Connections~Cause and Effect(Make copies of any slide for Page 6Whether you are comparing themes, setting, and plots by the same author (3rd grade), similar themes and topics (4th grade), stories in the same genre (5th grade), or different forms (6th grade), using a Halloween theme makes the writing projects fun and interesting for students. In this set of free printables, you’ll receive printables for six activities.#1 -- Comparing and Contrasting the Grand High Witch in Roald Dahl’s The Witches to the Wicked Witch of the West from L. Frank Baum's The Wond Page 7FREE K-2 Graphic OrganizersThis FREE graphic organizer set includes: Main Idea and Key DetailsCharacters and SettingMajor EventsBeginning, Middle, and EndCompare and Contrast All with space for BOTH illustrations and writing, perfect for even your youngest learners! Text Structure Graphic OrganizersSimply Sassy in 4th Grade This set of graphic organizers will work with any nonfiction texts that you may have in your classroom. The students are able to use the text, description, and graphic organizer to further assist the students in determining the correct text structure that matches their reading. Each of the text structures: compare and contrast, descriptive, cause and effect, problem and solution, and sequence are described and have a corresponding handout with a graphic organizer. Compare and Contrast PacketThis product is an 8 page packet that guides the student through writing a compare/contrast writing piece about transportation. Simply print and guide your students through writing a well organized informational writing piece. Page 1: Title Page Page 2: Key Word Sort Page 3: Choosing your Topic Page 4: Venn Diagram Page 5: Venn Diagram Page 6: T chart Page 7: Rough Copy Template Page 8: Rough Copy Template Page 9: Thank you & Credits This product is aligned with the Common Core Standard: [ Art Compare and Contrast Handout FREECOMPARE AND CONTRAST IN ART!Use this handout to compare and contrast two works of art. Space to write down both works of art.Alike sectionDifferent section (two columns) This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.*****FOLLOW ME ON FACEBOOK FOR FREEBIES******************************************************************************WANT TPT STORE CREDIT TO GET MORE AMAZING RESOURCES? Here's HOW! Go to the “My Purchases” page.Use the Thanksgiving Compare & Contrast Boom Cards™ FreebieThis no-prep Thanksgiving Compare & Contrast BOOM cards FREEBIE is a fun and easy way to target comparing and contrasting in your speech and language therapy sessions!Two Levels Included:1. Sort the given characteristics into the correct part of the graphic organizer2. Fill in the graphic organizer**You will receive a PDF with this purchase containing a link for you to access this product on Boom Learning. ABOUT BOOM CARDSTo use Boom Cards, you must be connected to the Internet. Boom Cards p Compare and Contrast with The Hare and the TortoiseComparing and contrasting, map skills, and comprehension questions are skills taught in this free book companion for the lovable fable of the The Hare and the Tortoise. T-Charts and Venn diagram options for comparing a hare and rabbit, as well as a tortoise and a turtle. Fact sheets for the hare, rabbit, tortoise and turtle are included. A look at the illustrator's work is also addressed based on the book by Brian Wildsmith. This would be great for subs to use in a day, or for a week-long unit These free Graphic Organizers are perfect for students to use when reading and summarizing a nonfiction text or when writing a nonfiction paragraph. This sampler from the Nonfiction Text Structures Bundle includes graphic organizers for the five Nonfiction Text Structures found in informational and explanatory texts: description, sequence or chronological order, comparison and contrast, cause and effect, and problem and solution.★ Get the complete set of 15 Nonfiction Text Structure lessons and Stone Fox is a thrilling novel about a young boy’s love for this dog and desire to save his family farm and his Grandpa. It appeals to both boys and girls and makes for a great class novel study. Upon completion of the story, watching the movie provides a great opportunity to compare and contrast. There are many differences in the book and movie! This T-chart guides the students in looking for and recording those similarities and differences. I have formerly used a blank venn diagram, but Page 8FREE K-2 Graphic OrganizersThis FREE graphic organizer set includes: Main Idea and Key DetailsCharacters and SettingMajor EventsBeginning, Middle, and EndCompare and Contrast All with space for BOTH illustrations and writing, perfect for even your youngest learners! Text Structure Graphic OrganizersSimply Sassy in 4th Grade This set of graphic organizers will work with any nonfiction texts that you may have in your classroom. The students are able to use the text, description, and graphic organizer to further assist the students in determining the correct text structure that matches their reading. Each of the text structures: compare and contrast, descriptive, cause and effect, problem and solution, and sequence are described and have a corresponding handout with a graphic organizer. Compare and Contrast PacketThis product is an 8 page packet that guides the student through writing a compare/contrast writing piece about transportation. Simply print and guide your students through writing a well organized informational writing piece. Page 1: Title Page Page 2: Key Word Sort Page 3: Choosing your Topic Page 4: Venn Diagram Page 5: Venn Diagram Page 6: T chart Page 7: Rough Copy Template Page 8: Rough Copy Template Page 9: Thank you & Credits This product is aligned with the Common Core Standard: [ Art Compare and Contrast Handout FREECOMPARE AND CONTRAST IN ART!Use this handout to compare and contrast two works of art. Space to write down both works of art.Alike sectionDifferent section (two columns) This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.*****FOLLOW ME ON FACEBOOK FOR FREEBIES******************************************************************************WANT TPT STORE CREDIT TO GET MORE AMAZING RESOURCES? Here's HOW! Go to the “My Purchases” page.Use the Thanksgiving Compare & Contrast Boom Cards™ FreebieThis no-prep Thanksgiving Compare & Contrast BOOM cards FREEBIE is a fun and easy way to target comparing and contrasting in your speech and language therapy sessions!Two Levels Included:1. Sort the given characteristics into the correct part of the graphic organizer2. Fill in the graphic organizer**You will receive a PDF with this purchase containing a link for you to access this product on Boom Learning. ABOUT BOOM CARDSTo use Boom Cards, you must be connected to the Internet. Boom Cards p Compare and Contrast with The Hare and the TortoiseComparing and contrasting, map skills, and comprehension questions are skills taught in this free book companion for the lovable fable of the The Hare and the Tortoise. T-Charts and Venn diagram options for comparing a hare and rabbit, as well as a tortoise and a turtle. Fact sheets for the hare, rabbit, tortoise and turtle are included. A look at the illustrator's work is also addressed based on the book by Brian Wildsmith. This would be great for subs to use in a day, or for a week-long unit These free Graphic Organizers are perfect for students to use when reading and summarizing a nonfiction text or when writing a nonfiction paragraph. This sampler from the Nonfiction Text Structures Bundle includes graphic organizers for the five Nonfiction Text Structures found in informational and explanatory texts: description, sequence or chronological order, comparison and contrast, cause and effect, and problem and solution.★ Get the complete set of 15 Nonfiction Text Structure lessons and Stone Fox is a thrilling novel about a young boy’s love for this dog and desire to save his family farm and his Grandpa. It appeals to both boys and girls and makes for a great class novel study. Upon completion of the story, watching the movie provides a great opportunity to compare and contrast. There are many differences in the book and movie! This T-chart guides the students in looking for and recording those similarities and differences. I have formerly used a blank venn diagram, but Page 9This set of graphic organizers would be great to use during a reading lesson, after a read aloud,or literacy centers!! This graphic organizer set includes a KWL chart, Compare and Contrast Venn Diagram, Story Map, Character Map, Plot Chart, and a Sequence Map! You can laminate and let students write with dry erase markers to use over and over again.Wow, this set will be so helpful as you help your students organize information from reading!! Page 10Digital Comprehension Graphic OrganizersUse as:Google SlidesGoogle ClassroomPowerPointCanvasMicrosoft Teams Enhance your students comprehension skills by having them complete this Digital Comprehension Graphic Organizers before, during, and after reading!Character, Setting, Problem, SolutionFirst, Next, Then, LastBeginning, Middle, EndReading stems: I wonder... I think... I feel... I know... I predict... I can infer.. I noticed... I realized...Cause & EffectCompare and ContrastMaking Page 11Hello, greetings, good morning, and good evening! This is a download for three items: 1) Venn Diagram with lines for writing. 2) Venn Diagram without lines for writing. 3) Worksheet for a compare and contrast paragraph with space for drawings. This is a small but useful bundle that can help you teach and model to your students how to compare and contrast two ideas, texts, or researched objects, and write a coherent paragraph using the content. This is immediately usable for grades 3-5, Page 12Hair Love: Compare & ContrastThis *FREEBIE* is a Compare & Contrast Venn Diagram to be used as a supplemental resource for the children’s book, “Hair Love,” written by Matthew Cherry. This is a sample page from the book study unit soon to be featured in my TPT store! All pages in the pack are copyrighted. This product is for a single user license. With this product you cannot post my paid product on your website or blog as a freebie, claim them as your own, make copies for your entire teams or district without addition The Book of Life Compare and Contrast ActivityCompare and Contrast Worksheet for the Book of LifeStudents Compare Manolo and Joaquin and the Land of the Remembered to the Land of the Forgotten. Checkout my The Book of Life Lesson Planshttps://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/The-Book-of-Life-3-Day-Lesson-Plan-English-Version-4944927https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/The-Book-of-Life-Lesson-Plan-Spanish-Version-4952020Checkout my Coco Lesson Planshttps://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Coco-5-Day-Lesson-Plan-and-Activities-En Graphic Organizers Reading ComprehensionGraphic organizers are a useful learning tool which help students with organization. It helps them clarify and understand complex information. Graphic organizers help students build an understanding by exploring the relationships between concepts. Organizers are a useful scaffold to grow and support student learningThe are ready to assign and build great organizers. Reading Comprehension Organizers include:compare & contrast (characters/stories/topics)compare and contrast characterssummaryst Comparison & Contrast Essay PowerPoint ExplanationThis presentation contains ten slides that define the comparison/contrast essay and indicate the different ways of structuring this essay. Examples are provided for the point by point structure and subject by subject structure. A Venn diagram image is included at the end to facilitate class brainstorming. The examples and definitions in this presentation are adapted from The Bedford Reader. Enjoy! Lisa Paolucci Compare and Contrast Fall-Themed Venn DiagramThis is a fall-themed Venn Diagram used for comparing and contrasting. There is a colored version and a black and white version. Both versions include a word bank with common terms used when comparing and contrasting. The diagram's shape provides maximum writing space for students. Comparing and contrasting reading literature and non-fiction text is a Common Core State Standard throughout Elementary and Middle school. Writers Workshop Graphic OrganizersThis is a 30 page collection of Graphic organizers that I use in my classroom. Ready to print and easy to use whole group or independently. Includes: 5 senses Brainstorming Linear Timeline Character Traits Compare Contrast Cause Effect and many more. Hope you enjoy and if you have an idea for another, please message me and I will happily create and add to the package so you can have access at no extra charge. Literature Graphic Organizers FreebieThis freebie contains 3 graphic organizers to use with 1st-2nd grade students. You and your students can use these organizers to record simple plot and character comparisons from read alouds or listening center stories. These recording sheets are Common Core aligned. The following organizers are included: 1. Beginning/Middle/End 2. Character Comparison 3. Plot Recording Sheet (Somebody, Wanted, But, So) Common Core Reading Literature Standards: RL.1.3: Describe characters, settings, and maj Compare and Contrast Character's Thoughts and FeelingsTake advantage of this freebie and use it with your students for picture books or chapter books. Students will analyze the character's thoughts and feelings during three main parts of the story. They will then use this graphic organizer to see how the character may have changed throughout the story or remained the same. You can use this whole group, small group, or individually. Terms of Use I hope that you enjoy the resource as much as I have enjoyed making and using it myself. If you have Page 13This compare and contrast activity is great to use when teaching about rivers/regions in Georgia. Students will demonstrate reading comprehension for realistic fiction by completing a graphic organizer and story chart. Vocabulary cards for each story with short definitions are also included with this download (knoll, meandered, familiar, soothed, upland, trickled, foothills, weariness, cluttered, downstream, raft, upriver, drift, current, reed, disgusted, source, mouth). Page 14As students read a story or passage, they can practice multiple reading skills at once with this graphic organizer. Includes 5 W's, point of view, character traits, inferencing, cause/effect, main idea and themes, compare/contrast, and sequencing events.If you like this product, you might also like: Literacy Center Response OutlineGraphic Organizer PackThinking Maps★ Follow Me for Updates!♥ Did you know … you can earn credits to apply to future purchases by leaving feedback on your purchases? Page 15Help your students compare and contrast famous historical speeches with this CCSS aligned speech analysis Venn diagram. The engaging worksheet asks students higher-level questions and teaches them how to compare and contrast the content and rhetoric of two speeches. The engaging Venn diagram works great for any unit of study, whether you're teaching rhetorical analysis, speech and debate, or important historical speeches.This product includes:1) A speech analysis Venn diagram with clear guided q Using Adjectives to Compare and Contrast: Milk or Moon?A cute and fun activity to go along with the story, "Kitten's First Full Moon" by Kevin Henkes. First, students list adjectives that describe a full moon. Next, students list adjectives that describe a bowl of milk. Then, students compare and contrast noticing adjectives that describe both the moon and the milk, as well as adjectives that describe only one or the other. Finding the similarities between the two, help students gain an understanding of how Kitten could have mistaken the full moon This is a venn diagram that students can use to compare and contrast Socks and Charles Williams. Socks and Charles Williams are 2 characters from the story "Socks" by Beverly Cleary. This is an activity from the 2nd Grade Common Core Unit that some of Georgia teachers are using. My Socks Unit that is listed on TPT includes 5 tasks from GA common core unit and this Venn Diagram can be used as part of Task 5 of my Socks Unit. Types: Use this Venn Diagram to help students organize their thinking when comparing and contrasting ideas about two characters, two fiction texts, or even two texts within a series. Students can also use this for nonfiction reading when comparing and contrasting topics (like two different sea creatures), or ideas from different authors writing about the same topic. This can be used during a whole group lesson or given individually to students while they are reading independently. Story Unit - Compare and ContrastThe Knight's Teaching Realm This unit is designed for comparing and contrasting two version of the same story. This unit can be used with any stories that you choose. I have used The Three Little Pigs and The True Story of the Three Little Pigs, The Princess and the Pea and The Cowboy and the Black-Eyed Pea, and the many versions of Cinderella. You can make this unit as long or as short as you want or need. But it works best with repetition. I would do this unit many times using different stories. The first time would be p Animal & Plant Cell Graphic OrganizerWhether you are teaching Middle School Life Science or High School Biology, this graphic organizer will come in handy for your students to compare and contrast the two types of cells!Enjoy this free printable, and be sure to stop in my store, The Science Center, and see many detailed science items!Click here to see our video explanation of our Escape Rooms Systems!These Escape Rooms are ready today:Scientific MethodThe BIG BANG TheorySpacePlate TectonicsForce & MotionChemistryRocks & Min Great Lakes Food Web graphic organizer / jigsaw activityI use this with the Great lakes food webs found from the NOAA website. Print the food webs from the NOAA link provided in the file and then distribute a food web to each student. Use the graphic organizers to find information about each lake's dynamics, then work in lake groups, and finally in a mixed 5 lake group to compare and contrast lake food webs. I've included a black and white version and two different color versions (blue-toned, water!) of this two-sided graphic organizer. Cinderella Story Compare and ContrastEllen Torres- Teaching by Grace The Cinderella story is about the forgotten one being given opportunity to meet a favored one. This forgotten character goes from rags to riches when she meets and falls in love with her prince charming. In this free product you will receive a graphic organizer and a list of several Cinderella stories to use. As I find more Cinderella stories, I will update this product. If you have a book you would like to add, let me know! Subjects: PebbleGo ~ Moths Research Graphic Organizer Is your class learning about moths? This is a great resource to use when researching facts about them. This can be completed as a whole group activity, with cooperative learning groups, or as an independent activity. This activity is also perfect for adding technology into your curriculum. This is also a great resource to use if you want to compare and contrast butterflies and moths. I have a research graphic organizer for Monarch Butterflies and Page 16Ancient Technology Compare & Contrast - TemplateIf you would like to purchase the 100% EDITABLE version of this product, click here! Great for differentiation!Challenge your students in comparing the technologies of ancient civilizations!This resource guides students through the process of comparing and contrasting technologies from ancient civilizations (Any civilizations can be used). First, students choose a technology from two different ancient civilizations to focus on and learn how to properly conduct research. After researching, studen Types of Severe Weather Graphic OrganizersThese graphic organizers support lessons that focus on two science learning targets:1) I can identify four common types of storms. (In Virginia, second graders study thunderstorms, blizzards, hurricanes, and tornadoes.)2) I can compare and contrast droughts and floods.Editable in Microsoft Word.Aligned to VA Science SOLs 2.6 and 2.7.**************************************************************************If you enjoyed this free product, please leave feedback in the "Comments and Ratings" secti This is a HyperDoc created for virtual learning to practice the skill of compare and contrast. It has a link to Storyline Online's "Chester's Way" and another to a Flocabulary video on compare and contrast. If you want to use this for your classroom you can share the HyperDoc with your classroom. I chose to share mine with my parents on Class Dojo, but you can also choose to upload the HyperDoc as a Google Classroom assignment as well. All you would need to do is: 1. Create an assignment on Goog Page 17These graphic organizers can be used when you begin comparing and contrasting "The Tarantula Scientist" and "The Boy Who Drew Birds". I instructed my students to provide text support for the characters traits they selected. I hope you will find these useful! If you wouldn't mind giving me a rating I'd very much appreciate it. *********************************************************************** Stay in touch with Elsie! Visit our Blog Find us on Pinterest Find us on Facebook Find us Subjects: ✩ FREEBIE ✩ 10 Graphic Organizers to Review Any Read!These 10 graphic organizers are the perfect way to review any read, from fable to expository text. This FREEBIE features the following graphic organizers:✔︎ Author's Purpose✔︎ Cause and Effect✔︎ Character, Setting, and Events✔︎ Compare and Contrast✔︎ Main Idea and Key Details✔︎ Point of View✔︎ Problem and Solution✔︎ Sequence✔︎ Storyline✔︎ ThemeFor any questions, comments, or suggestions feel free to email us at: my free resource library to get exclusive FREE resource ESL: Comparing and Contrasting A Character Over TimeThis text is perfect for upper-elementary and middle school English Language Learners in levels 1-2. While the text is challenging and engaging, the scaffolds (pre-taught vocab, text preview, bolded words, chunked text, and pictures) aid in comprehension. The texts lends itself to a lesson on comparing and contrasting a character over time, and the accompanying graphic organizers set students up for success in writing three paragraphs using sentence starters. Included: -Vocab to pre-teach with Double Bubble Compare and ContrastThis activity allows for students to compare and contrast two characters from a fictional story using something other than the usual venn diagram. Starting with the "double bubble" written on an anchor chart, bring students to the carpet and begin to compare and contrast two characters from a read aloud. Fill in the differences and similarities for each character. After the mini lesson statement " i can compare and contrast two characters", send students back to their seat with this sheet. Duri Toot and Puddle Compare and Contrast CharactersThis is a simple graphic organizer + writing activity for students to complete after reading Toot and Puddle by Holly Hobbie. You can make a venn diagram whole group and discuss the similarities and differences of Toot and Puddle and then students can independently write about what Toot loves, what Puddle loves, and what they both love. There is also a spot for an illustration for each writing piece. Common Core Standard: R.L.K.9 - Compare and contrast two characters in a familiar text with su Pathogen Graphic OrganizerGraphic organizer great for teaching about pathogens! Meets requirements for standard SC.6.L.14.6 Compare and contrast types of infectious agents that may infect the human body, including viruses, bacteria, fungi, and parasites. Subjects: Page 18Compare and Contrast Gravity vs. AntigravityThis is a graphic organizer that I specifically use with my Unit 2 Lesson 1 PowerPoint. However, it can be adapted to fit several different lessons, and it aligns to common core standards for Science and Technical Subjects if used in concert with informational text. This graphic organizer is simple enough for ELL students but can be used in any classroom setting. Gravity vs. Antigravity by Taylor Andrew is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 United States License. Worksheets for Compare and ContrastWorksheets for Compare and Contrast skills are an exercise in critical thinking. These graphic organizers can be used across all grade and subjects. These are professional-looking Venn diagrams (with and without lines for your convenience), T-charts and double bubble. Please check out my store for great LITERATURE UNITS: Got to be LIT Maurice Sendak UnitSpider vs. InsectsThe Tale of the Three TreesKing Midas and the Golden TouchVisit me on: www.GottotbeLIT.comFacebookPinterestThese charts are my Double Bubble Map Graphic OrganizerThis digital double bubble map graphic organizer will help your students with comparing and contrasting whether it be with types of conflict, characters and their traits, and so much more! This can be used both in seated classroom and virtual classrooms! Page 19Worksheets for Compare and ContrastWorksheets for Compare and Contrast skills are an exercise in critical thinking. These graphic organizers can be used across all grade and subjects. These are professional-looking Venn diagrams (with and without lines for your convenience), T-charts and double bubble. Please check out my store for great LITERATURE UNITS: Got to be LIT Maurice Sendak UnitSpider vs. InsectsThe Tale of the Three TreesKing Midas and the Golden TouchVisit me on: www.GottotbeLIT.comFacebookPinterestThese charts are my Double Bubble Map Graphic OrganizerThis digital double bubble map graphic organizer will help your students with comparing and contrasting whether it be with types of conflict, characters and their traits, and so much more! This can be used both in seated classroom and virtual classrooms! Page 20Comparing and Contrasting Characters in HamletThis short lesson contains four graphic organizers to be used after the reading of Hamlet. There are four Venn Diagrams comparing and contrasting; •Hamlet and Laertes •Hamlet and young Fortinbras •Claudius and King Hamlet •Gertrude and Ophelia This adds another layer of understanding of the play by having students complete these Venn diagrams. It is also a great prewriting exercise before students write a comparison/contrast essay. Source Reliability Graphic OrganizerThis is a graphic organizer for looking at primary and secondary sources in the Social Studies classroom. The students are given rows for source, bias, motive, immediacy, accuracy/consistency to fill in. Under the chart is a space for them to use the information they just collected to asses the sources reliability. This simple graphic organizer can be used for multiple resources and it a good way to be able to compare and contrast the reliability of sources. CCSS Graphic OrganizersA collection of graphic organizers that include the following * Main Idea and Supporting Details * Theme * Summary (SWBST) * Making Inferences * Compare and Contrast * Sequence and Chronology * Opinion Creation with Opposing Viewpoints * Character Traits Each organizer includes the Common Core State Standard AND "I CAN" statements that will guide the lesson. The standards can be modified for grade level as the graphic organizers provide general concepts. Semantic Feature Analysis Graphic OrganizerThis is a graphic organizer to use while practicing reading comprehension skills. This is one of the sheets available in the product called “Effective Habits of a College Ready Reader ($4.95)” which includes the following Before, During and After activities such as:Semantic Feature Analysis: Activate Background Knowledge, Recognize Important Details, Draw ConclusionsABC Brainstorm (Before and After): Activate Background Knowledge, Recognize Important Details, ReflectMost Important Word: Set a Pu Page 21This packet is used to teach students about the 5 types of text structures in informational texts: description, sequence, compare & contrast, cause & effect, and problem & solution.In my classroom, I teach five 15-minute minilessons, one for each text structure. I quickly review the purpose of that day's text structure, then project a nonfiction book that explicitly shows it. My class reads it together, then fills in the graphic organizer in their packet. Page 22Use these 5 cute monkey themed graphic organizers for your students to gather information as they read in all subject areas. Quick and easy to use, very student friendly. Includes venn diagram, story map, bubble map, flow map and oreo map.How To Use:Venn Diagram- compare and contrast a topicStory Map- collect important information about the story (title, characters, setting, probelm and solution)Bubble Map- adjectives describing a topicFlow Map- sequence beginning, middle and end of a storyOreo Page 23Page 24Page 25Page 26Reading Guide Graphic OrganizerThis is a graphic organizer that could be used for a variety of genres and grade levels. The graphic organizer is easy to follow and includes main idea, point of view, cause and effect, opinion, paraphrase, prediction, compare and contrast. Baroque and Colonial graphic organizerThis graphic organizer is a tool I use for students to prepare for an extended response question, in which they compare and contrast instruments and purposes of Baroque music and Early Colonial American Folk music. Compare and Contrast Interactive NotebookThis is an interactive notebook that uses comparing and contrasting of themes, plots, events, and settings. This is Common Core aligned. There are "I can" statements for grades 3, 4, and 5. Help students structure their compare-contrast understanding of the significant social movements of the 1960s and 1970s. The chart is structured to aid students in thinking about six major civil rights movements (including the environmental movement). With each movement, students can fill in information in relation to such key information as accomplishments of the movement to the strategies used to create change; five categories are given to analyze each movement with in an effort to create a co Types: |
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