The Ultimate Blank Graphic Organizer Guide, A Comprehensive Program, Parent Edition, Pre-K-6th, RLA/Social Studies, Digital Download

"I'm tired of seeing my son throw his books."

"It breaks my heart watching her struggle with her work." 

"I want to help my child, I just don't know how."

If any of these sound familiar, Empowering Learning Tools is here for you with a new comprehensive program for parents of children with neurodivergence, learning differences, attention deficits, executive functioning or working memory struggles, dyscalculia, dyslexia, or dysgraphia, or for any child, to introduce concepts and support breaking down steps to an assignment, organizing the information, and giving children a "map" for how to get started (especially when the work is difficult and feels overwhelming), all using blank graphic organizers, and for this edition, in the areas of math and science. Introducing...The Ultimate Blank Graphic Organizer Guide, A Comprehensive Program, Parent Edition, Pre-K - 6th, A Comprehensive Program, RLA/Social Studies (128 page, digital download)

Over 35 blank graphic organizers to support early reading using the Science of Reading, phonemic awareness (multi-sensory approaches to breaking words down into their individual phonemes), spelling, reading fluency, reading comprehension, writing organization (brainstorming and structure), The Writing Process, creative writing, writing fluency, and other forms of writing within Reading Language Arts curriculums, as well as contains Social Studies BGOs to support content such as government, biographies, timelines, maps, and cause and effect, to name a few.

What is a blank graphic organizer?

A blank graphic organizer, (also referred to as a BGO), is usually a one-page form with blank areas for the child to fill in related ideas or information regarding assigned topics. BGOs can be used to structure writing and aid in: problem solving, mathematical operations, early reading (phonemic awareness to decoding), vocabulary study, fluency-building, comprehension tasks, planning, studying, brainstorming, and social-behavioral thinking and support, as well as for other academic subjects.

Blank graphic organizers can be used at home, within homeschooling or classroom instruction for any student or individually (per a child’s required learning plan), for organizational, planning, choice-making and academic supports, or on state assessments.*

*Per qualifications, allowability, and when approved by an IEP or ARD committee (within special education) or by a Section 504 committee to be included in a child’s IEP (Individualized Education Plan) or IAP (Individualized Accommodation Plan)

It is important to note that any blank graphic organizer can be used for any child during instruction or for various reasons, but at times, a blank graphic organizer may be part of a child's specialized plan and may require specific qualification and approval for use on state assessments, for example. If your child receives special education services or has a Section 504 Plan, check with your child's case manager, coordinator, or campus, or check their Individualized Educational or Accommodation Plan for details as to which accommodations are included for classroom and state assessments for your child.

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