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I think this is a really good visual instructional plan to show an elementary school because it shows how to do subtraction easily.

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This is a good example of a VIP because it shows the steps and it also explains in words how to do each step. So it has linguistic and visual ways of learning

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This would not necessarily be for a class room but I know that some classes have to teach there students how to tie there shoes.This picture fives you a step by step lesson that you could show or recite to your students.

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I like this VIP because it helps students be able to clearly organize their thoughts. It is good to use before writing essays so the students can lay out their thoughts

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This is a great example of how a visual instructional plan doesn't have to be strictly educational. It can be used in many different ways including in assembling toys.

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I like these circles because you can have each subject separated and then in the middle bring them together relating them both.

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This VIP is a comprehension step-by-step "How to make a PB & J sandwich" lesson. I would present a hands on making a PB & J sandwich and afterwards have the students on their own explain how they made a PB & J sandwich.

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This is an amazing VIP because it is so clear and not a single step or work is left out. The steps are labeled, described, shown, and answered. All the work is here so any student would know exactly where to look and how to do it and why the teacher did it. Perfect for a student who was absent.

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I really like this Oreo graphic organizer. It helps persuasive writers to follow every step it a fun and clear manner. They must have a clear opinion, reason for it, and example to persuade the reader. This makes sure the student completes all of the pieces needed to write a good persuasive paper.

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This VIP is called sandwich, the reason why is very obvious. You would use this organizer during a writing class so the students have a strong visual as to how to lay out their paper before they begin writing.

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This first VIP is a step-by-step chart. This would come in handy during a science class when you need to explain all the steps to an experiment.

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Rubric in Table Format
Each step of the assignment is listed in a new cell. Points are listed. Guides student as they complete assignment.