Author's Claims Anchor Chart
A claim-and-reasons anchor chart names the signal words that mark an argument, and comes with a blank version to fill in together plus a worked passage about dogs. A claim-and-reasons anchor chart names the signal words that mark an argument, backed by a blank fill-in version and a worked passage about dogs.

- Year levels
- Years 1–4
- File type
- Preparation
- Print ready
- Subject
- Reading, English
- Topic
- Reading Printable, Interactive Notebook
- Resource types
- Anchor Charts
- Preparation
- Print ready
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About this resource
Help students identify an author’s point and the reasons that support it. The five-page PDF includes a completed reference chart, a fill-in version, a colour-coded Dogs Make Good Pets example and discussion sentence frames, plus a creator page.
Model the relationship between the claim and its reasons using the supplied passage. Then use the reference and frames with another text you choose, on a bulletin board or in reading notebooks.
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