Reproducible Graphic Organizer Charts for Elementary ELA: Visual Writing Templates

This workbook is designed to enhance the writing skills of elementary students through a variety of graphic organizers. Students can use these templates to take notes about reading assignments and to plan their writing. The included editing checklists help students refine their work, while the special stationery and drawing pages allow them to publish their final drafts creatively. This resource is perfect for parents and teachers who want to provide structured support for their students’ reading and writing projects throughout the school year. What is included in this ELA workbook? Writing Helps (Editing checklists, sentence starters, writing tips) Graphic Organizers: Somebody Wanted But So Then Character, Setting, Problem, Solution 5 W’s & 5 W’s + How Point of View Fiction Retell Paragraph Writing (Hamburger) Opinion Writing (OREO) Summarize Nonfiction Can, Have, Are, Eat, & Live Note-Taking Brainstorming Writing Paper Hear from Parents and Educators “I’m so glad I purchased this workbook! I use these graphic organizers all year long in most of my reading and writing lessons. My students love the writing tips and tricks.” “I love these versatile graphic organizers! The variety of template options makes it easy to tailor them to my students’ needs.” “The editing checklist has been a game-changer for helping my daughter improve her writing.” “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, from simple to more complex. The writing hints pages have led to great discussions about good writing habits.” Use these Note-Taking Graphic Organizers in so many ways! With so many included worksheets, find the graphic organizer that will work best with your students. After brainstorming, prepare students for writing. Use the “Get Ready to Write” page 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. Use these graphic organizer charts with students in first through fifth grades. Choose from a huge variety of layouts and styles. Find pages for your elementary ELA reading and writing lessons. Recommendations Use these graphic organizers during brainstorming sessions to help students plan their writing. Ask students to take notes during class presentations or while reading from a textbook. Publish students’ final work on the special stationery to give their writing a polished look. Hire a paper supply store to add spiral binding to this workbook. #mbcreations4education Teachers are permitted to copy pages from this workbook for use with one class of students. Please do not distribute copies to other teachers, classes, or schools. The workbook and its contents may not be used for any commercial purposes.