Graphic organizers prepare students to write about literature and nonfiction texts. Choose from a variety of templates and add custom instructions on Google Slides. Help students plan their writing using a graphic organizer and then improve their work with the included editing checklists and bookmarks. Some graphic organizers have lines while others are blank. Stationery and a drawing page allow students of multiple ages to publish their work. This resource is great for elementary school teachers who want a variety of graphic organizers to enhance their writing lessons.
 
Check out the contents of these Graphic Organizers:
✏️ Graphic Organizers:
5 Paragraph Essay/Hamburger Writing
Brainstorming
Can Have Are
Character Setting Problem Solution
Main Idea & Key Details/Nonfiction Texts
Note-taking
OREO/Debate Writing
Point of View
Sequence of Events
Somebody Wanted But So Then
Who What When Where Why
✏️ Writing Helps:
Get Ready to Write
Editing Checklist
Stationery & Drawing Page
✏️ Writing Hints Bookmarks - included as a bonus in this bundle!
✏️ PDF and Google Slides Link
 
Choose your favorite template from a variety of options! Some have lines and others are blank. Add shapes and text boxes in Google Slides to further customize and align with your writing instruction. Find additional ELA resources to teach Kindergarten and 1st, 2nd and 3rd, or 4th and 5th writing skills.
 
Hear about these Graphic Organizers from educators like you!
⭐️ “I’m so glad I purchased this bundle! I use these graphic organizers all year long in most of my reading and writing lessons. The bonus in the bundle has also helped my students with writing tips and tricks.”
⭐️ “I love these versatile graphic organizers! The variety of templates and customization options make it easy to tailor them to my students' needs.”
⭐️ “The editing checklists and bookmarks have been a game-changer for helping my students improve their writing."
⭐️ “I assign these graphic organizers in Google Classroom to save paper.”
⭐️ “I was struggling to find a way to make writing more manageable for my students. These graphic organizers have been a lifesaver! The stationery and drawing pages are also perfect for their creative minds."
⭐️ “I appreciate the range of graphic organizers offered, from simple to more complex. The Get Ready to Write worksheet has been helpful in guiding class discussions on good writing habits.”
 
Use these Graphic Organizers in so many ways!
✅ Scroll through the various worksheets to find the graphic organizer that will work best with your students.
✅ After brainstorming, prepare students for writing. Use the “Get Ready to Write” worksheet to guide a class discussion about good writing habits.
✅ Laminate Editing Checklist bookmarks and have students mark each section with a dry-erase marker. Use every time you write.
✅ Publish students’ work on special stationery or have them type on the computer.
 
Find answers to your questions about these Graphic Organizers:
✋ Do the graphic organizers have writing lines?
Yes! Or you can print the blank templates.
✋ Can I edit the tables in Google Slides?
No, but you can add shapes or text boxes on top of the slides.
✋ Which ages will benefit the most from using this resource?
Elementary Students - The stationery comes with three options: primary writing lines, wide lines, and narrow lines so you can differentiate for each learner.
 
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