Nonfiction Text Structures Graphic Organizers Worksheets

Struggling to help your students understand text structure? These graphic organizers can help! They introduce your students to the different types of structures in an organized and visual way. This will help them better understand text structure, and be able to apply that understanding to any book they read.

Nonfiction text structure graphic organizers are a great way to introduce your students to the 5 different ways texts are organized. They’re also versatile and convenient, since they can be used with any type of text.

With these organizers, your students will be able to better understand how texts are structured. This, in turn, will help them comprehend informational texts more easily and make connections within texts.

Nonfiction Text Structures Graphic Organizers Include:

• Description
• Compare & Contrast
• Cause & Effect
• Sequence
• Problem & Solution

➞ Full Page and Notebook Size versions

➞ PLUS a Text Structure Signal Words chart to help students recognize words and phrases commonly found within the 5 text structures

This resource is:

★ no-prep, just print & go

★ low-ink, print on any color paper

★ easy to implement

Graphic organizers are an essential tool when it comes to teaching text structure. They make content more accessible for students and help them categorize new information.

Get this set of nonfiction text structures graphic organizers for your classroom today, and start seeing the "AHA!" moments with your students tomorrow!

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