Use this template to separate and differentiate between types of data and research.

This template is useful for both group and independent learning, and is ideal for visual, young, and ESL students.

The Research Design Canvas simplifies academic research into nine fundamental building blocks, each with targeted questions to guide you when applying academic principles and making crucial decisions to design your project.

The Research Model Builder Canvas can be used to take apart journal articles and reassemble them to produce a one-page visual summary of what the specific research looks like in the topic area.

The PLOT Analysis Template is divided into four sections that will help you analyze and develop a strong strategy for a new business venture or re-examine the strategy of your current business.

The Reading and Analyzing Non-Fiction Template walks students through the process of understanding what it is that they have read and how to draw conclusions from it.

The basic Who, What, When, Why, Where, How Template can be used to gather information or problem solve for any business, project, or creative endeavor.

Use the Iceberg Diagram Template to gain insight into the underlying causes of an event. List the visible elements of the event above the water and the preceding events or conditions under the water. This strategy can be used to organize notes on a topic, to review material or compare events, or as an assessment tool.

A Word Wall is an ongoing, organized collection of words that are displayed to provide a visual reference for students throughout a unit of study or term.

The Seed Discussion Template is used to teach students how to engage in discussions about assigned readings.

The 5 Paragraph Essay Outline is a template helps you create a layout for a project or paper. The template is pre-set up with five sections — Introduction, Thesis, Body Paragraph 1, Body Paragraph 2, Body Paragraph 3, and Conclusion.

The Compare and Contrast Template is perfect for anyone who is evaluating or comparing ideas, projects, situations, products, or approaches to one another.

Whether you are on the verge of making an important business decision, deciding between two projects, or making a life-changing personal decision, the Pros vs Cons Template can help you lay out all the aspects of your choices and make an informed decision.

The Know, What, and Learn (KWL) Template is a teaching tool that helps to organize thoughts and ideas before, after, and during a lesson.

A template created specifically for educators and writers alike, the Conflict Map helps teachers and students identify and examine the critical plot element, or conflict, in the short story or novel that they are reading.

A template created specifically for educators and writers, the Character Map helps teachers and students create complex and authentic characters by creating character profiles for them