Books with title Learning about Weather with Graphic Organizers

A great companion to any American history curriculum, this innovative series discusses important themes and topics in American history using graphic organizers such as Venn diagrams, compare/contrast charts, timelines, graphs, concept webs, maps, flow charts, KWL charts, and cause and effect charts. These graphic organizers present information visually in a way that is clear and easy for the students to understand. The series follows the story of the United States from the first settlers to the growth of American cities, outlining broad themes while highlighting interesting detail and showing students how graphic organizers can help them learn and organize information. The full page graphic organizers show connections and highlight differences between related topics and ideas, and enrich students' understanding of the topics. This title outlines the mass immigration from Europe that brought throngs of people looking for housing and jobs in new factories. It also discusses the important changes that urban growth brought about for the nation as a whole, including child labor laws. school attendance laws, and the rise of labor unions. Graphic organizers are included, such as a cause-and-effect chart about immigration into American cities, a line graph showing the rapid growth of labor union membership in the early twentieth century, and a pie chart comparing and contrasting America's urban and rural populations in different years.

Give students a head start in both science and organization. This unique and innovative new series pairs practical Information with useful learning tools in the form of graphic organizers. Each book features a subject pulled directly from the K-4 Earth science curriculum plus nine graphic organizers that highlight facts about each chapter topic. Venn diagrams, charts, concept webs, maps, timelines, and more are used to present facts and to show students how these tools can be used for learning. Color photographs are included to support chapter text and illustrate the topics students are reading about. Students will realize that even the hardest concepts can be broken down into pieces of Information that are easy to learn and remember. Kids will lie fascinated to learn that Earth has had the same amount of water for billions of years. The amount of water never changes as water moves through streams, oceans, plants, people, animals, the ground, the air, and more. Evaporation, condensation, and precipitation are all included in this easy-to-follow journey through the water cycle. Pie charts, a sequence chart, and a Venn diagram are some of the many graphic organizers that display facts about water and its importance to life on Earth.

A great companion to any American history curriculum, this innovative series discusses important themes and topics in American history using graphic organizers such as Venn diagrams, compare/contrast charts, timelines, graphs, concept webs, maps, flow charts, KWL charts, and cause and effect charts. These graphic organizers present information visually in a way that is clear and easy for the students to understand. The series follows the story of the United States from the first settlers to the growth of American cities, outlining broad themes while highlighting interesting detail and showing students how graphic organizers can help them learn and organize information. The full page graphic organizers show connections and highlight differences between related topics and ideas, and enrich students' understanding of the topics. This book follows the dramatic events of the American Revolution. Chapters on the events leading up to the Declaration of Independence, life at Valley forge, and the contributions of women, Hessians, African Americans, and Native Americans round out students' understanding of the American Revolution. Graphic organizers make this essential topic comprehensible and interesting to all.