Students can use this graphic organizer to practice paragraphing. There is one column to record what the source said, and then another column for the student to re-write it in their own words. There is also a place at the top for students to record their research topic.
Analyzing Sources Graphic Organizer
Featured High School Resources
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EDITOR'S COLLECTIONS
Summer Reading (Grades 9-12)
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ACTIVITIES
How Well Do You Know Me? End of Year Activity
Have fun with your students using this end of year activity which includes How Well Do You Know Me Questions to test how... -
CHOICE BOARDS
Summer Reading Choice Board for High School
Pair your summer reading lists with this 9-activity choice board of fun summer reading activities for high school studen...
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GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS
Research Paper Outline Graphic Organizer
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LESSON PLANS
Citing Internet Sources
Introduction This lesson will introduce the proper format for citing Internet resources and apply that knowl... -
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Citing My Sources Graphic Organizer
Students can use this graphic organizer to keep track of their research. -
GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS
What's The "Gist"? Graphic Organizer
While students are conducting their research, this graphic organizer supports them to identify important vocabulary, imp... -
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Paraphrasing Sources Graphic Organizer
Students can use this graphic organizer to collect evidence that support a statement from their research, and also evide... -
CLASSROOM TOOLS
Folder Organization
Keep folders and student portfolios organized with this printable table of contents, shaped like a file.
