If you're assigning this to your students, copy the worksheet to your account and save. When creating an assignment, just select it as a template!
KWL stands for KNOW, WONDER, LEARN. An optional H can also be added for HOW. KWL can come in many different formats, but the most common is a three-column chart.
KWL charts are versatile and can be used at many different levels, from kindergarten to high school and in different subject areas. One of the purposes of a KWL chart is to stimulate prior knowledge and get students really thinking about the topic. Filling in a KWL chart as a small group or whole class can be especially effective in engaging students about what they already know and what they WANT to know.
To make a KWL or KWHL worksheet, choose a template above! Once you're in the Storyboard Creator, click on each of the elements on the template to change them to fit your needs. When you're done, hit "Save & Exit"! You can print your worksheet right away, or simply keep it in your storyboard library until you are ready to use it.
Happy Creating!
