Story Elements Graphic Organizers - Literary Elements, Story Map and Retell
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Story Elements Graphic Organizers – Literary Elements, Story Map and Retell

(38 customer reviews)

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Story elements graphic organizers! Includes character traits, main idea, story retelling and sequencing, comparing and contrasting, and more.

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Description

Story elements graphic organizers! Includes character traits, main idea, story retelling, sequencing, comparing and contrasting, and more. These versatile graphic organizer visuals support literacy skills, narrative comprehension, retelling, summarization, and generation.

Your go-to resource to pair with books – and short videos!

Reduce planning time with these quick prep graphic organizers. Grab a book or watch a short video (recommendations are included in the product), and your lesson is ready to go with these graphic organizers. They work especially great with mixed groups and social skills groups.

Tailored for educators and therapists, these visual supports are essential for enhancing narrative language development!

Perfect for…

➜ no prep, grab-and-go graphic organizers
➜ providing structure while reading a book or watching a short video
➜ clear visuals that are appropriate for all ages
➜ mixed groups, push-in sessions, social skills groups, teletherapy, or individual therapy
➜ target story concepts – main idea, retelling, sequencing, problem, solution, etc.
➜ having a list of free book and videos to use
➜ having print-friendly, black and white pages

✅ WHAT’S INCLUDED

Free eBook and short video recommendations.

16 Graphic Organizers:

  • Story Elements
  • Story Map
  • Plot Sequence
  • Sequencing Flow Charts – 2
  • Story Characterization
  • Main Idea
  • Problem and Solution
  • Story Summarizing
  • Summary Questions
  • Story Predictions
  • Story Inferences
  • Cause and Effect
  • Comparing and Contrasting Tables
  • Comparing and Contrasting Venn Diagrams
  • Vocabulary: Synonyms and Antonyms

ASSEMBLY IDEAS

  • Print on colored paper!
  • Laminate or put in sheet protectors for multiple uses with a dry-erase marker.
  • Pull up your device and use an annotation app to write/draw on the graphic organizers.

 

 

SLPS AND EDUCATORS LIKE YOU SAID…

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐“This is a fantastic resource! I have used this to support language in both pull-out therapy and during push-in collaborative lessons within a classroom. Using graphic organizers can make all the difference for our students who have difficulty with language organization, recall, etc.”

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐“I like this to pair with book or videos I am using for instruction. It gives structure to the lessons and visual supports. Thanks!”

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐“My students need visuals and I need quick prep. These are perfect to pair with books that I use with mixed groups.”

 

 

⭐ RELATED PRODUCTS ⭐

LANGUAGE VISUALS AND GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS

 

 

This is a digital product that will be available for download upon purchase. Due to the nature of this product, there are no returns.

Copyright © Allison Fors, Inc. All rights reserved by author.
Do not share this document with anyone or upload it to the Internet or your website. Copying any part of this product and placing it on the Internet in any form is strictly forbidden. Do not modify or alter this document. Permission to reproduce for individual use only.  If you would like to share with other therapists or teachers, please purchase additional licenses or direct them to my store. You may share individual pages with the families with whom you work.

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38 reviews for Story Elements Graphic Organizers – Literary Elements, Story Map and Retell

  1. Tracy R. –

    I like this to pair with book or videos I am using for instruction. It gives structure to the lessons and visual supports. Thanks!

  2. Brenna C. –

    I like these graphic organizers; they are easy to access and use with a wide variety of materials and ages.

  3. Stacey D. –

    Very useful resource! My students really benefit from these organizers!

  4. Ashley M. –

    Print and go resource that I needed for my social skills groups.

  5. Tracey N. –

    Love these graphic organizers that I can pair with books and videos.

  6. Ilana G. –

    Great visuals to help the student organize their ideas and help them understand the process! Also great for push-in sessions.

  7. Cheridan N. –

    There’s a great variety of graphic organizers for my students to use in order to organize their thoughts and information during language therapy activities.

  8. Haylie M. –

    This a great resource that covers a number of students and can work with a variety of books, articles, etc. The organizers are clear and nice looking.

  9. Michelle G. –

    My students need visuals and I need quick prep. These are perfect to pair with books that I use with mixed groups.

  10. Tiffany H. –

    Great selection of graphic organizers to use with books and short videos! Easy to print and go and helps reduce planning time.

  11. miranda S. –

    This is a great resource and super helpful. It is easy to use and access.

  12. Keli M. –

    Great graphic organizers for students to use! They enjoy having the structure.

  13. Tess C. –

    This is a fantastic resource to use via tele therapy. Thank you so much for creating!

  14. Jill DeLuca –

    This is a fantastic resource! I have used this to support language in both pull-out therapy and during push-in collaborative lessons within a classroom. Using graphic organizers can make all the difference for our students who have difficulty with language organization, recall, etc.

  15. Marcela B. –

    Great visuals specially for my AAC users. I like that it has so many options.

  16. Nicole B. –

    I love utilizing these graphic organizers with my students who are working on listening comprehension skills. They like the simple visuals to help them organize thoughts, answer questions, and retell narratives.

  17. Caitlin H. –

    I love the variety of concepts included in this resource. It is great for breaking down skills into more manageable pieces.

  18. Jody F. –

    Love these graphic organizers. Thank you Allison for another great resource!

  19. kimberly P. –

    I love these graphic organizers. They target a variety of story comprehension and narrative skills. I will definitely keep using this resource.

  20. Amy D. –

    Great resource! Just what I was looking for to use with a language group.

  21. Ivy S. –

    I love using these graphic organizers with my students! There’s so many great visuals included.

  22. Jessica B SLP –

    I love using these to pair with short wordless videos for my teletherapy students. Very helpful as visual supports. Thank you!

  23. Sarah S. –

    Helpful visuals and organizers! Thank you for this tool!

  24. Emmy J. –

    Engaging and supportive visuals that are useful for a variety of activities!

  25. Candi P. –

    Great for helping students to visualise the information. Appreciated the additional links for free e-books and videos. A useful resource. Thank you.

  26. Stacie M. –

    Students benefit so much from having a graphic organizer when reading texts or watching videos. There are a lot of different language skills addressed in the graphic organizers so I can tailor it to the needs of the students in the group. They also really enjoy getting to watch the videos. They definitely keep the students engaged.

  27. Veronica O. –

    Great handouts to easily implement and use as visual supports for students working on a variety of language goals. Great resources.

  28. Meghan S. –

    This is a great resource! Thank you for creating this! : )

  29. Kristi Freeman –

    This is a quick grab-and-go resource that is really motivating for my students.

  30. Kari R. –

    These are helpful graphic organizers for a variety of purposes.

  31. Janet P. –

    Wow! This is a great activity for the use of specific video stories.

  32. Rebecca Ansen –

    Excellent resource! Exactly what I needed for literacy-based treatment!

  33. Jennifer H. –

    I love this resource, it keeps my students engaged for the entire session!

  34. Lee L. –

    My students LOVE using videos in speech therapy! This resource was so helpful in getting engagement while also addressing their IEP goals.

  35. Brooke R. –

    A great way to help students organize their thoughts and stories

  36. Lissa J. –

    These were great visual supports for my students. They were easy to implement with the various books and videos.

  37. madisonsmaterials –

    These resources are not specific to one book which makes them usable with any resource. Better suited for older elementary

  38. Beth Richwine –

    This is a great resource when using books and/or videos. I appreciate the development and ease of use. The links to books and videos are a bonus.

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