Simply the best graphic organizers for social studies.on the planet
More than diagrams, these graphic organizers are thoughtfully designed and beautifully illustrated learning tools that focus on key concepts.
Each includes notes for educators, including Objectives, Teaching Tips, and Discussion Questions.
Please look at the sample pages and review the contents, listed below.
Research has proven what teachers and parents have long known: graphic organizers are terrific tools for teaching and learning social studies.
Grades 5 and up.
Introduction
Research and Standards
Teaching Notes
Graphic Organizers
Culture (Anthropology)
1. What Is Culture?
2. Cultural Diversity
3. An Ethnography
4. Diversity in Your Community
Time, Continuity, and Change (History)
5. Comparing and Contrasting Then and Now
6. Major Periods in American History
7. Answering Questions About a Historical Period
8. Major Events in American History
9. Answering Questions About a Historical Event
People, Places, and Environment (Geography)
10. How to Read a Map
11. Locating a Place
12. Characteristics of a Place or Region
13. Profile of a Natural Feature
14. “The Three Rs”
Individual Development and Identity (Psychology)
15. Biographical Profile
16. Biographical Time Line
17. Overcoming Personal Obstacles
18. Comparing and Contrasting Two Individuals
Individuals, Groups, and Institutions (Sociology)
19. The American Population
20. The Family
21. Major Steps in the Fight for Equal Rights
22. Women in the United States
Power, Authority, and Governance (Political Science)
23. Representative Democracy in the United States
24. Amending the Constitution
25. Checks and Balances in the Federal Government
26. Federalism in the United States
27. Profile of a Local Government
28. Profile of a Historical Political Party
29. Comparing and Contrasting the Two Major Political Parties
30. Profile of a Public Figure
Production, Distribution, and Consumption (Economics)
31. Factors of Production
32. The Business Cycle
33. Becoming a Wise Consumer
Science, Technology, and Society (Multidisciplinary)
34. The Difference Between Science and Technology
35. Profile of a Technology
36. Causes and Effects of an Invention
37. Costs and Benefits of a Technology
Global Connections (Multidisciplinary)
38. Global Economy
39. International Communication
40. Internet
41. The United Nations
Civic Ideals and Practices (Civics)
42. Citizenship
43. Duties and Responsibilities of Citizenship
44. Rights of Citizenship
Additional Graphic Organizers and Templates
45. Personal Social Studies Glossary
46. K-W-L Chart
47. Major Idea and Details
48. Six Research Questions
49. A Current Event
50. Debating an Issue
51. Time Line Template
52. United States Outline Map
53. World Outline Map
54. Bar Graph Template
55. Line Graph Template
56. Circle Graph Template
57. Venn Diagram Template
58. Triple Venn Diagram Template
Graphic Organizers for Social Studies
- Grades 5 and Up
- 90 Pages
- 58 Graphic Organizers
- Key Social Studies concepts
- Teacher support, including Objectives, Teaching Tips, and Discussion Questions
- Proven results for students
- Part of the Graphic Organizers Series
- eBook/PDF Download—just print out what you need!