Pearltrees is a great, free site that lets you organize web content in a visual pattern. There is a Chrome browser extension that makes it easy to add sites to your tree. Trees can be shared and even worked on collaboratively.

What is nice about this vs. other bookmarking tools is that you can organize your sites visually and connected by related topics or ideas.

There are no limits to how many trees you can create, and you can either use the extension or just add in links manually.

This is a great tool for educators to use to organize web resources for themselves, their classes and students, or for colleagues. It is also great for students to use for organizing for themselves, or for a class project.


Here is an example Pearltree on Educator Resources:

Holt has a huge number of Graphic Organizers for teachers and students to use. The graphic organizers are in PDF form and can be filled out and saved. They include web diagrams, spider maps, cluster diagrams, main ideas, flowcharts, cause and effect, decision charts, KWLs and many more.

Graphic organizers are a great way to get organized. Teachers can use them with their classes, for lesson planning and organizing, and students can use them to organize their thoughts and thinking process.