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Use this site to create family trees or food pyramids in family and consumer science. Use this site for literature activities, research projects, social studies, or science topics.

Assign groups to create study guides using this tool. Assign students to 'map' out a chapter or story.

Take advantage of the 'ease' of this fabulous site! Have your class create organizers together, such as in a brainstorming session on an interactive whiteboard or projector. Tag(s): brainstorming (16), charts and graphs (163), graphic organizers (43), mind map (23) In the Classroom

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To make sure you receive the news about activation of your Pro version put these two address in your email contacts: and site includes advertising. K-12 educators use this link to sign up for the Pro version: Lucid Pro for K-12 Educators. The Pro version is free to K-12 teachers.

#Graphic organizer for free#

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Registration isn't required, but is necessary if you want to save your diagrams for future use. Share your diagram using social networking links or with your diagram's unique URL. Create flow charts, mindmaps, graphic organizers, timelines, and more. Try out the tour to view all the features available such as simple line drawing from the edge of any object, color themes, and online collaboration. Lucidchart is a free (and fun!) diagramming tool featuring drag and drop features. Use TUZZit to create a graphic organizer or timeline of important historical events. Outline characters, setting, and events taking place in stories. Ask students to create an organizer of a book or a chapter. Share completed organizers with learning support teachers and parents to help struggling students.

Hand out (or provide a link to) the organizer as a visual guide and summary of what they have learned, including documents and links. Take notes about lessons/units using TUZZit. Create lesson plans on TUZZit by outlining the order of topics, links, and documents you will be using. Add information to the TUZZit throughout the unit. As a whole class create a TUZZit organizer at the beginning of the unit showing what the class knows. Have students begin projects by making an outline with TUZZit and sharing it with the teacher. The subtopics can serve as talking points. Have student groups create presentations on TUZZit. Tag(s): brainstorming (16), concept mapping (16), graphic organizers (43) In the Classroom Account registration isn't required to create a graphic organizer, but it is needed to save and share any projects. Share using the export option to receive the URL for your board.

Use TUZZit's tools to add text, images from Flickr, stickers, maps, and more. Choose from the canvases in the library or start with a blank board. TUZZit is an online graphic organizer with several options for organizing information. Get students in the habit of using graphic organizers to improve achievement, organization, and details.

#Graphic organizer pdf#

Turn it into PDF format and save or print. Demonstrate by using and creating your customized graphic organizer. Mark this site on your class web page, put it on your task bar, and add to all student computers. Tag(s): concept mapping (16), graphic organizers (43) In the Classroom The teacher guide has detailed lessons and suggested uses. Find accompanying teaching notes for each organizer by clicking on the link in the paragraph at the top of the page. The features of the form are: interactive form fields, highlighting, adding mark-up, commenting, and saving it all. The selected organizer will download in PDF format. Find interactive graphic organizers from categories such as identifying/organizing details, order and sequence, cause and effect, process diagrams, persuasive position support, vocabulary, and many others. Interactive Graphic Organizers help to gather thoughts, visualize, understand, or organize.