The Frayer model is a graphic organizer for learning one word or idea: the word goes in the middle, and the four boxes around it hold its definition, its characteristics, examples, and non-examples. The non-examples are the part students skip and the part that teaches the most, because they mark where the idea stops.
Print the blank organizer, the version with a prompt in each box, the math version (facts or properties instead of characteristics), or two to a page for a vocabulary list.
Paper:
Frayer model template
The classic four boxes.
Frayer model with prompts
A question in each box.
Frayer model for math
Definition, facts or properties, examples, non-examples.
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