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Based on the feedback given, I've adapted a version of the reading chart on Spreadsheet.
- APA citation is added instead of title
- All categories are in one row
HAPPY READING and HAPPY RESEARCHING! :)

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Graphic Organizers for specific purposes

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Graphic Organizers for specific purposes

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1. The Venn Diagram

Venn diagrams are perfect for comparisons and contrast.

2. Word Cluster

This graphic organizer is ideal for brainstorming, whether you are trying to elicit vocabulary or come up with ideas for a writing assignment.

3. Time Line

This is a handy way to show a sequence of events and helps students place them in the right order.

4. Sequence Chart

This one is also useful to describe a sequence of events or the steps in a process.

Flow charts are also great for this type of activity.

5. Goal-Reasons Web

Students write down the main goal in the center circle.

6. Topic Wheel

You can use this graphic in the same way you’d use the Word Cluster – it’s a different graphic, but it serves the same purpose.

7. Triangle/Inverted Triangle

With the use of triangles you can go from a broad topic to a more specific one (inverted triangle) or vice versa.

8. Story Maps

Tell your students that they must write a story in English, and most will freak out. Give them a story map to get started, and they will calm down.
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A graphic organizer that can be used for academic reading

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Concept Web Generator - Try to reinforce the who, what, when, where and how of a concept. This can help.

Graphic Organizer Worksheets - Premade graphic organizers for K-12 teachers.

KWL Generator - Getting students to reflect on their learning is a difficult task. KWL's can help.

Math Graphic Organizers - Each sheet helps students focus on math concepts and increase higher level thinking skills. Includes a vast array of K-12 math concepts.

SQ3R Chart Generator - Using an SQ3R chart is very helpful when reading long reading passages.

Time Line Generators - This generator can be used to make time lines of up to 14 events of your choice.

Ultimate Teacher Timesaving Forms Pack - 51 everyday printable teacher forms for K-12 teachers.

Venn Diagram Generator - Venn diagrams are a powerful way to graphically organize information.

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List of Websites for creating graphic organizers

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List of Websites for creating graphic organizers

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(Image credit: iStock/VLADGRIN)

Graphic Organizers, including mind maps, Venn diagrams, infographics,and other tools, allow teachers and students to organize and present facts and ideas visually in order to facilitate teaching and learning. The web tools and apps below have made it easy to create beautiful and productive graphic organizers.
*This list is in alphabetical order

1. bubble.us - A popular web-based tool that allows users to to create mind maps, save them as images, share, collaborate and present.

2. iBrainstorm - A free iOS app for iPad and iPhone that lets users organize ideas with digital sticky notes, and offers quick and easy multi device sharing.

3. Checkvist - A great site for planning projects and organizing tasks and to-do lists.

4. Conceptboard - Design and create a digital interactive whiteboard to increase collaboration sharing and productivity.

5. Mind42 - Mind42 offers simple, free collaborative mind-mapping software that runs in your browser. Can search publicly shared templates by tag or popularity.

6. MindMeister - Stylish mind mapping site offering the ability customize maps and embed into a site or blog.

7. Mindomo - One of my favorite brainstorming sites that also lets a user flip their classroom, collaborate, comment, and much more.

8. MURAL - Use digital sticky notes to create and organize lists, flowcharts, diagrams, frameworks, methods and drawings. Integrated with Dropbox, Microsoft Teams, Slack, Google Calendar and other top apps.

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9. Popplet - Suitable for web and iPad, Popplet helps students to think and learn visually by brainstorming and mind mapping.

10. StormBoard - Provides online brainstorming and collaboration in real-time, with certified data security. Integrated with popular apps such as Google Sheets, Slack, Microsoft Teams and others

11. Storyboard That - An excellent site with an education portal that teachers use to create timelines, storyboards, graphic organizers (t-charts, grids, etc.), and more. Lesson plans are included.

12. Super Teacher Worksheets - An amazing site offering a wealth of educational resources, printable graphic organizers, and worksheets for all subjects.

13. Venngage - Users can create stunning infographics, mind maps, timelines, and more. Browse thousands of infographics, brochures and more in their gallery.

14. Webspiration Classroom - From the creators of Inspiration a very popular web based program for creating visual brainstorms that can then be turned into an outline with one mouse click.

15. WiseMapping - A free collaborative, web based open-source tool, great for creating visual mind maps and brainstorms.

David Kapuler is an educational consultant with more than 10 years of experience working in the K-12 environment. For more information about his work, contact him at dkapuler@gmail.com and read his blog at cyber-kap.blogspot.com.

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(Image credit: iStock/VLADGRIN) Graphic Organizers, including mind maps, Venn diagrams, infographics,and other tools, allow teachers and students to organize and present facts and ideas visually in order to facilitate teaching and learning. The web tools and apps below have made it easy to create beautiful and productive graphic organizers.

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This website provides a variety of simple graphic organizers for K12 reading. Teachers can create a trial account and download the templates.

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Graphic Organizer can be modified and used in academic reading and writing.

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How can teachers use graphic organizers effectively? How to choose the appropriate types of graphic organizers for certain activities?

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graphicorganizer.net

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Creative Educator

A free source of strategies to foster creativity, and integrate technology into the classroom.

Pics4Learning

A curated, copyright-friendly image library that is safe and free for education.

Rubric Maker

Create custom rubrics for your classroom.

Wixie

An online platform where students share what they know through their writing, their voice, and their art.

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Creative Educator A free source of strategies to foster creativity, and integrate technology into the classroom. Pics4Learning A curated, copyright-friendly image library that is safe and free for education. Rubric Maker Create custom rubrics for your classroom. Wixie An online platform where students share what they know through their writing, their voice, and their art.

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Based on students' needs, teachers can use different tools to create several templates of graphic organizers.