Non Fiction Graphic Organizer Informational Text Main Idea Supporting Details

Use this free nonfiction graphic organizer to help your students identify the main idea and supporting details and summarize informational texts. You can pair the graphic organizer with any nonfiction passages or articles in your speech therapy room or classroom.

This PDF also includes a teaching page to help your students understand how to break down the informational text. Students will learn what a main idea, supporting details, and a summary are before using the organizer with any passage.

The resource includes 2 VERSIONS to suit your needs:

1. Black and white pages for easy printing
2. Colorful pages with fillable text boxes that can be used digitally

Get a huge bundle of high-interest nonfiction passages to pair with this graphic organizer.

This simple graphic organizer can be used again and again to build your students' language skills and comprehension of informational texts. It can also be given to other professionals and parents to promote carryover.

Other teachers and SLPs are saying...

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Nancy L. says, "This is a go-to all-purpose format for students to use while working on auditory processing skills and note-taking. I use it all the time in speech-language therapy."

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Katherine B. says, "This is a great teletherapy resource for older students. It's helped tremendously to have students understand the main idea. I use this alongside any reading passage or high interest articles. It's a great visual and I don't have to reinvent the wheel. Thank you."

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Kay R. says, "This is a great resource for students who are struggling with writing summaries. This allowed them to identify the main idea and then identify supporting details."