Types of Graphic Organizers Crossword

communicates without any words; road signs use these
round illustration divided into slices totalling the whole (100%)
may be horizontal or vertical but must be same width and distance apart throughout
shows relationships among terms through rays leading out of a central hub theme
box of data divides into headed rows and columns
begins even before the topic is studied and builds until study ends
a way to leading through a sequence using textboxes connected by rays to show direction of "flow"
a type of flow chart that shares important events in the order in which they happened
named after the man who invented these in the late 1800's, it can be used to compare two or more items
so named because its shape resembles a capital letter of the alphabet
putting events in chronological order
used often when trying to list important events in a story in the same order as they occurred
much like trouble shooting in a flow chart
uses a Q & A format to analyze and solve a problem
employs the same series of questions a good journalist would use when interviewing someone for a news article
relatively-recent and electronic tool to provide data; has world-wide influence 24 hours/day
reveals not only word definitions but how they shoud be pronounced and where they came from to begin with
offers words with both similar and opposite meanings to the one being investigated
alphabetical listing of all people, places, and things with information about them
shares meteorlogical, geographical, cultural and/or astrnomical data about a given area
a bound group of maps to tell more about a place than a single map would