Free download Two Syllable Word Charts
Reference charts listing two-syllable vocabulary words, for display use, syllable-articulation practice, or breaking words apart by syllable.
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ELA Anchor Charts
Use ELA anchor charts to support literacy skills. Reinforce reading, writing, and language concepts visually.
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My Emotions Chart
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.
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Emotions Alphabet Posters | ]Counseling Decor Feelings Posters
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.
Text Types - 9 x A3 Posters PLUS 18 x Activity Sheets
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.
Poster: Verbs volume 1
A set of single-phrase action-verb posters (one 'to ___' verb per page/poster) for classroom display and vocabulary building.
Poster: Verbs volume 3
A set of single-phrase action-verb posters (one 'to ___' verb per page/poster) for classroom display and vocabulary building; continues the volume 1/2 verb set with additional verbs.
Math Vocabulary Charts
Reference charts naming the parts/vocabulary of each basic math operation (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division) and of fractions, positioned relative to the operation symbol.
Introduction to Fractions Anchor Chart
A printable anchor chart set introducing basic fraction vocabulary and concepts (equal parts, numerator, denominator, part of a set/whole, unit fraction names) for classroom wall display.
Trade-Off Posters – Middle School Economics
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.
Savanna Animals Flashcards, Animal Facts Charts, and Pictures For K-12
Flashcards and fun-facts anchor charts featuring Savanna animals to build vocabulary and animal knowledge.
Free download READING-COMPREHENSION + 4 ANCHOR CHARTS | A Visit to the Fire Station
A short ESL/early-reader comprehension pack using a simple fiction passage about a class field trip to a fire station, paired with four reading-strategy anchor-chart activities (predict, visualize, question, summarize) and a vocabulary box.
Math Keywords Pack
Poster and worksheet set teaching students the vocabulary/keywords associated with addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division so they can recognize operation cues in word problems.
Answers included
Free download READING-COMPREHENSION + 4 ANCHOR CHARTS | ANIMALS AT THE ZOO
A short ESL/early-reader comprehension pack using a simple fiction passage about a family visit to the zoo, paired with four reading-strategy anchor-chart activities (predict, visualize, question, summarize) and a vocabulary box.
Free download READING-COMPREHENSION + 4 ANCHOR CHARTS | AT THE BEACH
A short ESL/early-reader comprehension pack using a simple fiction passage about a family day at the beach, paired with four reading-strategy anchor-chart activities (predict, visualize, question, summarize) and a vocabulary box.
Preschool Writing Center: All About Me
A beginning-of-year preschool/kindergarten writing center kit that helps students learn about themselves and each other while building writing skills and vocabulary.
Science: Alphabet Posters with Vocabulary and Definitions
A set of 26 alphabet-themed classroom posters pairing a science vocabulary term with its definition, for classroom decor and vocabulary reinforcement.
Life Cycles Posters
Display basic life-cycle stage vocabulary and sequence for four organisms (frog, cicada, human, butterfly) via print-and-go posters.
Weather Unit Pack
A print-and-go unit of anchor charts and worksheets for teaching young students about the four seasons, the water cycle, temperature, and daily weather tracking.
Transportation Word List Posters
Writing-center reference posters/mats giving beginning writers a bank of transportation-themed words to spell independently in their writing or labeling of drawings.
Poster: Food, volume 2
A set of single-word food-vocabulary posters (one food item per page/poster) for classroom display and vocabulary building; continues the volume 1 set with more items, including several French pastry/dish names.
PreCalculus Word Wall
This precalculus word wall brings together visual references for functions, polynomial and rational expressions, logarithms, trigonometry and later topics such as vectors and conics. Display sheets as you introduce a concept, then direct students back to them during practice. Blank numbering boxes let you organize the display to suit your course, and incomplete borders show where a reference continues onto another sheet.
Chameleon Color Posters
Introduce and reinforce color-name recognition and vocabulary via wall/bulletin-board display posters.
Fruits Flashcards and Posters Classroom Decor
Flashcard/poster set naming a wide range of fruits for classroom vocabulary display.
5-Paragraph Essay Outline with Instructions
A seven-step instructional guide — "Your 5-Paragraph Essay Game Plan" — walks students through understanding the assignment, brainstorming, drafting a thesis statement, structuring the five paragraphs, filling in outline details, reviewing the plan, and using the finished outline while writing. It then explains why the format is useful, citing its clear structure, organization, focus, and manageability as a stepping stone toward longer essays. The outline template itself provides a Roman-numeral structure — I. Introduction (with a hook, background, and thesis statement), II. Body (three lettered sections, A, B, and C, each for one supporting idea with topic sentence, evidence, and analysis), and III. Conclusion (restated thesis, summary, and final thought) — with ruled blank lines under each prompt for students to write directly on the page. Students who need more practice on just the opening section can turn to a five-day unit on writing an informative essay introduction , which breaks the hook-arch-thesis structure into guided notes and independent practice paragraphs.