7/11/10
GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS
THis will be a short post, because essentially all I want to say is for these Teaching Guides I've been talking
about in my last few posts, you will also need graphic organizers.
Look at this website http://edselect.com/Docs/Graphicorganizers.pdf for ideas. They have a ton of blank
graphic organizers on this site that, with a little tweaking, can be turned into the perfect activity for your book.
The T-Chart is very popular and can be used for comparisons or just making two lists about certain
characters. The chain is great for writing the sequence of events in your novel. The possibilities are truly
endless.
As I said, this will be short. But I challenge you to take a look at that website and figure out at least 3 ways to
use some of those organizers for your book.
Until Next Time: Keep on writing!
GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS
THis will be a short post, because essentially all I want to say is for these Teaching Guides I've been talking
about in my last few posts, you will also need graphic organizers.
Look at this website http://edselect.com/Docs/Graphicorganizers.pdf for ideas. They have a ton of blank
graphic organizers on this site that, with a little tweaking, can be turned into the perfect activity for your book.
The T-Chart is very popular and can be used for comparisons or just making two lists about certain
characters. The chain is great for writing the sequence of events in your novel. The possibilities are truly
endless.
As I said, this will be short. But I challenge you to take a look at that website and figure out at least 3 ways to
use some of those organizers for your book.
Until Next Time: Keep on writing!
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