Printable ScholarPrintable Graphic Organizers
15 blank graphic organizers for reading, writing, science, and social studies. Choose a template, type in your labels if you like, and print. Free, no sign-up, no watermark.
15 blank graphic organizers for reading, writing, science, and social studies. Choose a template, type in your labels if you like, and print. Free, no sign-up, no watermark.
Retell a story, map its parts, and study its characters.
A blank story map that walks students through the parts of a story.
Open story map →
Three rows with a drawing box and wide lines for retelling a story.
Open beginning, middle, end →
A story mountain with lined boxes for each stage of the plot.
Open plot diagram →
Draw the character, then list traits with evidence from the story.
Open character traits →
Boxes for the problem, three attempts to fix it, and the solution.
Open problem and solution →
A blank web with a central main-idea bubble and lined supporting-detail boxes around it.
Open main idea web →Put two or three things side by side.
Show what happened, in what order, and why.
Start a unit, summarize a text, or learn a new word.
Graphic organizers are visual frameworks that help students structure their thinking — comparing ideas, sequencing events, sorting information, and pulling out a main idea. They turn a blank page into a scaffold, which is why teachers reach for them across every subject and grade.
Every template here is a clean, blank PDF drawn with real geometry — so the circles, columns, and boxes are exact and print sharp on any printer. Pick the number of circles on a Venn diagram, columns on a T-chart, or steps on a sequence chart, then download. No account, no email, no watermark.
