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Graphic Organizer

Graphic Organizer Terminologies

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Graphic Organizer A pictorial or graphical way to organize information and thoughts for understanding, remembering, or writing about a topic. It is powerful tool that forms a visual picture of information.
Diagram A visual or pictorial presentation of information.
Character Map Helps describe in detail the main character, their thoughts and actions. Good for short stories and novels.
Arrange To put in order as in “arrange ideas”; format, plan, organize, and carry out.
Outline A hierarchical structure used to create a framework of ideas when used for writing reports, speeches and plans.
Outline View The area in Inspiration where information can be organize and a report written.
Palette A collection of colors, shades, or patterns that can be selected and displayed on a video screen with the aid of a computer and a graphics program.
Plot Diagram Used to diagram and outline the plot and elements of a story.
Symbols Objects, characters, figures, or colors used to represent abstract ideas or concepts.
Tree Diagram Helps with connections about different ideas and details. It is a useful when background knowledge is limited.
Venn Diagram Used for comparison of ideas, concepts, and character traits. It is a useful as a pre-writing activity.
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