Wheel Graphic Organizer

Build a worksheet or lesson handout around a central topic with a wheel graphic organizer image, adding related ideas around the center to support brainstorming or note-taking.
Grades
Not Grade Specific
Pages
1
File type
Image: PNG

Updated May 24, 2023

Subject
Resources for Teachers
Topic
Wheel organizer, Idea mapping
Resource types
Graphic Organizers

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From the author

A wheel graphic organizer is a circular diagram that serves as a visual tool for organizing and representing information. It is designed to help individuals or groups explore and understand a central concept or topic, with related ideas branching out from the center like spokes on a wheel. Each spoke represents a subtopic or subcategory, creating a hierarchical structure that facilitates the organization and analysis of information.

The primary purpose of a wheel graphic organizer is to visually organize information, brainstorm ideas, and establish relationships between different concepts or components of a central theme. It encourages a holistic and interconnected approach to understanding a topic, as it allows users to see the big picture while also examining the individual components.

This graphic organizer is helpful for your worksheets or educational resources. Some ideas include:

  • Show what students know and understand about a story or novel.

  • Describe a topic or event of a story.

  • Record historical facts about a given event

  • Categorizing a multitude of objects

  • Record scientific observations for science experiments

  • vocabulary words and definitions

  • Math steps, processes and problems

  • Multi-step math equations

  • photo mosaic

  • Color wheels

Image in PNG format high resolution, with a transparent background (there aren't white areas around the edge) so it can be dropped into your documents easily, and layered with text or other images.

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How can I use the organizer in a worksheet?

Insert the image into your document and add a central topic. Use the surrounding spaces for related ideas, details or examples that match your lesson.

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