Classify to Clarify

 

Aligns with CCSSR1--Read closely...the examples that students put into a chart can be from a story, a history, any fiction or nonfiction.

In fact, they can use a chart to classify the information in a history and the information in a story about the same event to see how the same

texts tell the same event differently.

 

Constructed Response Organizer: Two-Column Chart

 

 

Chart Vocabulary

 

Smart Chart Picture Vocabulary Grades K-2

 

Spelling Pattern Word Chart

 

Smart Chart-Core Vocabulary

 

Smart Chart Word Bank Grades 3-8

 

 

Chart Fiction

 

Chart Feelings with Synonyms and Antonyms

 

SMART CHART: CHARACTER TRAITS

 

Classify

I Can Locate and Classify Information about a Story—one page postable questions

 

I Can Locate and Classify Information from a Story

 

Chart to Show How Characters Respond to Events

 

Analyzing Plot, Character, Action, Motive, Effect

 

Whistler Upper Grade Metaphor Chart

 

 

Chart to Clarify Content Area ideas from READING NONFICTION

 

Knowledge Organizer: Chart

 

Chart to See Ideas in Geography

 

KEY IDEA: A Place has characteristics

 

Assess with Charts-Compare and Contrast History

 

Students read to find answers to their own questions, Gray School.