KWL Chart

A fun spin off of the traditional KWL Chart: K (What I Know), W (What I Want to Know), L (What I have Learned). The free-hand writing areas in this KWL Chart give leniency for students who wish to draw, thus catering for creative and visual learners OR pick the lined versions for those who prefer a more structured approach. KWL Charts are a good 10-30 minute activity before introducing a new topic.

Contents

• Teacher Notes: What a KWL chart is and how to implement in the classroom.
• Student Instructions Presentation: A no-fuss introduction for students to hype them up for the KWL brainstorming activity
• KWL Graphic Organizer: In multiple different versions and sizes to suit your students (free drawing/writing space, lined, dotted; full, half and third-sizes)

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