The complete Syzygy elementary graphic organizer line in one volume: five packs, one for each grade band from pre-kindergarten through grade 5, gathered behind a combined contents and a shared introduction, 281 pages in all.

Every pack in the line is built the same way at its band’s reading level. Each organizer comes as a set of three pages: a model or teacher page first, a guided page with its data or specimens printed on it, and a blank master for the teacher’s own lesson. Each pack opens with a standards index that prints its performance expectations in full, with the dimensions named and the organizers that carry each one. Together the five packs cover all seventy K-5 science performance expectations.

What is inside:

• PK-K Science Graphic Organizers, 52 pages. Fifteen organizers built for children who cannot yet read the page: a teacher think-aloud page, an activity surface, and a pieces page of cut-out cards for every set. Responses are physical: cut, sort, match, glue, point, and place.
• Grades 1-2 Science Graphic Organizers, 73 pages. Sixteen organizers for beginning readers and writers, with large print, wide lines, word banks on the page, and tasks that ask for a word, a circled choice, a drawing, or one sentence frame.
• Grade 3 Science Graphic Organizers, 51 pages. Twelve organizers, among them a claim, evidence, and reasoning frame, a cycle diagram, and a bar graph built from a data table.
• Grade 4 Science Graphic Organizers, 48 pages. Eleven organizers, among them a fair test planner, a fishbone diagram, and a data table and map pair.
• Grade 5 Science Graphic Organizers, 49 pages. Eleven organizers, among them a claim and counterclaim chart, a concept map, and a model and revise page.

Every guided page supplies its own data. Students work from numbers, observations, or specimen notes printed on the page they hold. Pages print clean in black and white. Color codes the work on each page, and every color is backed by a label, a badge, or a pattern, so a grayscale photocopy keeps the code intact.

A school that staffs science across the elementary grades gets one recording system for the whole building: the same organizer shapes, the same standards treatment, and the same model, guided, blank rhythm from a child’s first sorting mat to a fifth grader’s claim and counterclaim chart.