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Create anchor charts to support learning. Display essential information for easy reference during lessons.
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Use a completed reference chart on 'The First English Colonies in America' to fill in a blank version of the same chart, answer 12 short-answer questions about the colonies, and write a paragraph drawing two conclusions from the answers.
Editable poster template for teachers to state a classroom goal and an associated reward.
Build a side-by-side display showing how addition and subtraction can be represented in different ways. Worked examples connect a strip diagram, ten frame, picture, number sentence, and number line. Print the operation pieces on different colors of paper, cut them out, and assemble the display using the supplied guide. Students can keep the matching smaller reference in a math notebook while discussing how the models show each operation.
Free download Select a history word-list page to support the topic your class is studying. The set groups eight entries per theme, with an introductory reading and a five-question quiz with answers. Use the short explanations to introduce vocabulary, then ask students to connect a term with an event or example from their current history lesson.
Free download Reference charts listing two-syllable vocabulary words, for display use, syllable-articulation practice, or breaking words apart by syllable.
Free download A bundle of short original English stories/fables (including at least one classic fable, 'The Lion and the Mouse') each paired with a main-idea-and-details reading-comprehension anchor chart, provided in both a completed worked example and a blank student-practice template.
These posters introduce trade-offs through three examples: fuel costs for a larger truck, sleep lost to late gaming, and habitat affected by wetland development. Use the examples to discuss what is gained and what is given up in a decision, then invite students to suggest another case. Large and smaller layouts provide display options for the same content.
Vocabulary reference charts giving students a range of word choices for expressing four basic emotions (sad, happy, angry, scared), plus a follow-up self-expression worksheet.
Free download Read the short story, then fill in blank anchor-chart templates: identify the main idea and supporting details, define new vocabulary words, record predictions and questions made at the start/middle/end of the story, and use picture/context clues to make inferences and reach a conclusion.
Show children that the same addition task can be approached in different ways. The set introduces six strategies with small worked examples, bringing them together on a reference chart and giving each strategy its own poster. Display the strategy you are modeling, then invite children to explain which approach they used. Return to the shared chart as they begin choosing methods for themselves.
Free download Use the posters as a visual reference/anchor chart or write-in sheet during centers and independent work; complete a 5-question quiz recalling geography facts covered in the set (answers included).
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Classroom/counseling office decor posters pairing each letter of the alphabet with an emotion word, to expand emotional vocabulary and serve as an anchor chart.
Use classroom-displayed genre and writing-tips posters; complete a 'Meet The Author' self-introduction page; plan a story using the 'Caveman Plan' template (catchy title, roaring beginning, stomping conclusion, plus a version with numbered planning lines and a simplified 'primary' version); write stories using…
A set of 3D shape flashcards/anchor charts/posters pairing each shape's name with a real-life example image, aimed at helping young children move from naming flat (2D) shapes to understanding 3D shapes.
A one-page bulleted reference chart/graphic organizer summarizing causes, key figures, and results of independence movements in India, the Middle East, South Africa, and Africa generally, for world history study.
A poster set defining 9 nonfiction/narrative text types (description, discussion, explanation, exposition, information report, narrative, procedure, recount, response), each with a matching blank activity sheet for students to apply the structure to their own writing.
Reference each poem-type anchor chart/example, then use the paired lined writing sheet to draft, self-edit, peer-edit, and publish their own poem of that type; poems are compiled into a class anthology.
This "Ways to Count" anchor chart with counting strategy posters set is a math visual aid that is designed to help students acquire, practice, and improve the foundational skill of counting. With it, mathematicians of all ages can learn strategies to develop their understanding of the concept of counting. The set includes an…
Free download Study history vocabulary words and their kid-friendly definitions across five thematic sets (Ancient Greece, Middle Ages, Renaissance, Age of Exploration, American West, U.S. Presidents), then answer a 5-question history quiz.
Free download Vocabulary poster/anchor-chart set defining social-skills words across themed categories, for display or as a write-in reference sheet.
Students assemble cut-and-glue interactive notebook flaps, write definitions and example sentences for each sentence type, identify sentence types on response sheets, write descriptive paragraphs on picture prompts using all four sentence types and colour-code them, and complete a self-reflection (what I know/learned…
Ice cream-themed ten frame posters showing numbers 0-10 for classroom bulletin board display.
Free download Use the posters as a visual reference/anchor chart or write-in sheet during centers and independent work; complete a 5-question quiz recalling geography facts covered in the set (answers included).
A set of single-phrase action-verb posters (one 'to ___' verb per page/poster) for classroom display and vocabulary building.