Building Comprehension: Chain of Events

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I love using graphic organizers! Comprehension is a compilation of many different, and sometimes complex, skills; using a graphic organizer provides my students with an easy to understand visual. I use this organizer to help students organize the events in a story or passage. This is a skill that translates from narrative text to informational text like social studies. I usually get the kids to circle, highlight, or underline the key words that they identify.  

You can use this backline master to project on a digital whiteboard, blow it up to post in the room as an artifact, and photocopy so that each student has an individual copy.

Here’s to Happy Kids and Happy Teaching!

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What is included in this packet?

• Cover page
• Chain of Events graphic organizer
• Student information about Chain of Events
• Sample completed graphic organizer
• Credit page 
• Terms of Use

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• Make copies for your personal use as an educator.
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