Here are some examples of graphic organizers commonly used across various subjects: Science: Concept Map: This helps visualize relationships between concepts in science, like the parts of a cell or the different stages of the water cycle. In the center, write the main concept, and connect it to related terms with branching lines. Venn Diagram: Compare and contrast different scientific phenomena. Draw two overlapping circles, label each circle with a concept (e.g., physical change vs. chemical ch

🤩 As requested! Here is the model of how to use this FREE graphic organizer by @iowareadingresearchcenter! 🔄 I chose a simple word (return) to model so you can understand each step. @iowareadingresearchcenter has a blog post with two other examples. 🤔 What’s the difference between a root and a base? A base can stand alone and carries meaning. A root is usually from Greek or Latin and does not stand alone, but still carries meaning. In the word audition, aud is a root that means to hear. Think

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As a professional organizer, I’ve noticed a pattern in the types of items that tend to accumulate and create chaos in our homes. And here’s the good news: many of these items are ones you won’t even miss once they’re gone! 🙌🏻 It’s totally normal to have these around, and you’re definitely not alone in this. The best part? There’s no need to toss them out—donating these items can help clear your space and benefit someone in need! 😍 ✅ expired medications ✅ old magazines and newspapers ✅ mismatc