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Cross-Content Graphic Organizers
Cross-Content Graphic Organizers
(Google Document Versions T-Chart **Make a copy of the Google Document in order to use and edit.)
T-Charts are two-column charts that can be adapted for a variety of purposes. Most often, T-Charts are used when students are examining two facets of a topic or idea like comparing differences. T-Charts are also useful for listing pros and cons, advantages/ disadvantages, separating facts and opinions, and separating key details and supporting ideas. Another use for T-Charts is when constructing double entry journals. The left column can be used for specific details and the right column can be used for related thinking and/or interpretations.
(Google Document Versions: Venn Diagram **Make a copy of the Google Document in order to use and edit.)
A Venn Diagram contains partially overlaying circles and is often used to organize similarities/differences and comparisons/contrasts. Most Venn Diagrams contain two circles, but variations can be made when more than two ideas or concepts are being compared.
(Google Document Versions: KWL **Make a copy of the Google Document in order to use and edit.)
A KWL chart includes 3-columns that organize what students Know, what they Want to know, and what they Learned. This organizer is often used before new learning to capture background knowledge as a means of activating thinking, and then again after learning to summarize what was learned. Other variations of KWL include KWHL and KNWS.
(Google Document Versions: Sequence Chain **Make a copy of the Google Document in order to use and edit.)
A sequence chain helps student organize ideas or concepts by time or event order.
Google Document Versions: T-Chart Venn Diagram Web KWL Sequence Chain
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Protocols: Active Listening Turn and Talk Think-Pair-Share Pair/Square Accountable Talk
Graphic Organizers: T-Chart Venn Diagram Web KWL Sequence Chain
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