This template is a graphic organizer designed to support vocabulary development and concept analysis. It guides learners to define a term, identify its characteristics, list examples, and distinguish non-examples, making abstract ideas easier to understand and remember. Teachers can use it to introduce new concepts, encourage critical thinking, and facilitate group or individual practice. The structured layout helps students build deeper comprehension and retention of key terms across subjects.
Deepen vocabulary and concept understanding with the Frayer Model — a four-square graphic organizer that asks students to define a term, list its characteristics, generate examples, and identify non-examples. This template brings the proven Frayer Model to life on a shared Zoom Whiteboard canvas for individual or collaborative classroom use.
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MeetingsCtrl/Cmd + D and assign each a personal copy on the canvasThe Frayer Model builds richer vocabulary understanding than simple definitions alone. By requiring examples and non-examples, students must actually think — not just copy — and that's what makes the learning stick.
