KWL Charts

The video tutorial explains the use of graphic organizers, focusing on the KWL chart, which helps organize information into what is known, what is wanted to be known, and what is learned. The Liberty Bell is used as an example topic to demonstrate how to fill out a KWL chart. The video provides a historical overview of the Liberty Bell, including its creation, use, and symbolic significance. It concludes by emphasizing the importance of revisiting sources to complete the KWL chart and encourages using this method for organizing information on any topic.

What does the 'K' in KWL chart stand for?

• Know

• Keep

• Knowledge

• Keen

Which of the following is a question you might ask about the Liberty Bell?

• What is the tallest building in Philadelphia?

• What is the capital of Pennsylvania?

• Who was the first president of the United States?

• How did the Liberty Bell crack?

In what year was the Liberty Bell ordered?

• 1776

• 1751

• 1800

• 1846

What was the Liberty Bell originally called?

• Freedom Bell

• State House Bell

• Revolution Bell

• Independence Bell

Why is the Liberty Bell tapped each year on the 4th of July?

• To test its sound

• As a symbol of unity and freedom

• To commemorate its role in the Revolutionary War

• To celebrate its creation