Thinking Maps...explanations and examples
Nonfiction four-square. Reading for information, organizing information, using information.
Reading ~ FLUENT
A range of tools to help with problem solving, thinking differently, checking your assumptions and putting plans into action
Systems: Productivity: Visual+
Example Argument Essay (click on chart for exemplar)
Plant Thinking Map
Simple Writing Checklist Anchor Chart
Fourth Grade Teaching Ideas
We use Thinking Maps at our school and I made this as a type of circle map for my kiddos to find the word clues for addition. They will just cut and glue all the word clues for addition.
Made in the Shade in Second Grade Where Sunshine & Smiles Meet- blog