GO DIGITAL With Digital Graphic Organizers With FREEBIE

Graphic Organizers can be used in different ways with a variety of subjects. They are easy to implement and cover skills about almost any topic or subject area. Graphic organizers can be used in science, social studies, reading comprehension, writing, or math. The neatest part of using digital graphic organizers is that they are PAPERLESS. The templates can be used over and over again. In this post, I'll give you reasons to GO DIGITAL With Graphic Organizers and provide you with a FREEBIE.

Why use digital graphic organizers?

Just like with regular graphic organizers, students can get a visual picture of their work
Graphic organizers help categorize organize ideas
They show relationships
Digital graphic organizers, can be used over again with no paper and pencil
Students are able to collaborate
Teachers have the ability to add notes and interact with students
Learning becomes more student-centered through differentiation

How can digital graphic organizers be used?

With Google Classroom™
Google Drive™
PicCollage
SeeSaw
Micorsoft One Drive™

The graphic organizers I create are with Google Sides and can be used with Google Drive or Classroom. The images can be downloaded as pngs and used with other apps or formats.

Project Based Learning

Digital graphic organizers are perfect to use during project based learning units. Students collaborate during PBL units and using them in a digital format allows students to work online within their groups. All of their work is together and nothing gets misplaced or lost. Plus, students follow the steps in completing the unit.

The PBL graphic organizers below are set up as a digital notebook. Click HERE to learn more about the resource.

Reading
Digital graphic organizers can be used for book reports, reading comprehension, informational text, and reading different different genres. There are so many different skills that can be learned when using graphic organizers. With the set below, teachers can keep the original templates and save the slides they want to use under a different title. That's the beauty of going digital. Teachers can also apply differentiation by assigning the activity slides according to ability.