Graphic Organizers with Google Drawing

Matt Miller does it again with infographics for all your classroom needs!  Click on the samples below to see the many capabilities of Google Drawings.  What a timesaver!  

Venn diagram: Lets students write similarities and differences on a topic.

KWL: Lets students list: what I know, what I want to know, what I have learned.

Timeline: Lets students plot dates and events over a specified time period.

Evaluation: Lets students identify criteria, explain whether it was successful and why, and     provide evidence.

Cause and effect chain: Lets students identify actions that caused other actions and their effects.

Fishbone planner: Lets students list advantages and disadvantages of a topic.

Word web / semantic map: Lets students branch ideas out from a main topic into subtopics.

Flow chart: Lets students display the linear relationship among several things.

Hexagonal thinking: Lets students connect ideas with multiple contact points.

Character map: Lets students list important information about a character, like what the character says and what the student thinks of the character.

Cornell note-taking: Lets students list main points and evidence, details and location.

Plot diagram: Lets students show how a plot builds, climaxes and resolves.

Vocabulary cluster: Lets students identify synonyms, antonyms, and related words to a specific word.

Vocabulary concept map: Lets students make connections to other words from a specific vocabulary term.

Think about your thinking: Helps students think through their decisions and how they arrived at their conclusions.

Frayer Model (by request!): Provides a framework for a thorough understanding of new words.

Argumentative Writing (submitted by Melissa Rasmus of Chippeway Falls Area USD in Wisconsin): Helps students organize essays by breaking down parts of the essay in different sections.

BONUS: Click here for the entire folder of all of the graphic organizers in one shared Google Drive folder!