Help your students organize their writing with venn diagrams, story maps, and more. Your kids can use the writing webs, chronological order charts to improve the organization of their writing.
Writing
Writing a Paragraph - Hamburger (no lines) FreeUse the hamburger organizer to design the perfect paragraph. This version does not have writing lines.
Writing a Paragraph - Hamburger (with lines) MemberA slightly different version of the hamburger organizer. This version has writing lines.
Writing a Paragraph - Flower (no lines) FreeMain idea or topic sentence goes in the middle. Supporting details go in the petals.
Writing a Paragraph - Flower (with lines) MemberSame paragraph-writing flower as above, but this version has lines for writing.
Writing a Paragraph - Robot (no lines) MemberWrite the main idea on the robot's body. The details go on his arms and legs.
Writing a Paragraph - Ice Cream (no lines) MemberStudents organize their writing by putting their details in the ice cream scoops. Yum!
Writing Web - Simple MemberUse the web to help students organize their writing into main idea and details. Includes lines for writing a sentence or paragraph.
Writing Web - Advanced MemberUse the web to help students organize their writing into main idea, topics, and details.
Venn Diagram - No lines MemberStudents can use this large Venn Diagram to compare and contrast. There's plenty of room for writing.
Venn Diagram with Lines MemberThis Venn diagram includes lines for writing.
T-chart with lines MemberA simple, printable t-chart with lines for writing.
T-chart Blank MemberThis t-chart does not have lines for writing.
T-chart with numbered lines MemberAnother t-chart. This one has numbered lines.
Concept Wheel - 6 Spaces MemberConcept wheel with spaces for topic and 6 details.
Concept Wheel - 8 Spaces MemberConcept wheel with spaces for topics and 8 details.
Reading
Reading / Story Map - Simple MemberSetting, characters, beginning, middle, and end.
Reading / Story Map - Intermediate MemberSetting, major characters, minor characters, main problem, solution.
Character Comparisons 1 MemberDraw two characters. Then tell how they are alike and different.
Character Comparisons 2 MemberDraw two characters. Tell what they do, say, say, and feel.
KWL
KWL (with Writing Lines) MemberOn this K-W-L chart, you can write about what you know, what you want to know, and what you've learned.
KWL (blank - without writing lines) MemberSame chart as above, but this version does not have lines on it.
KWHL (with Writing Lines) MemberOn a K-W-H-L chart, you write about what you know, what you want to know, how you can find information, and what you've learned.
KWHL (blank - without writing lines) MemberSame K-W-H-L chart as above, but this version does not have lines on it.
See also...
Writing WorksheetsPractice basic writing skills with these writing worksheets.
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