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Capital Letters Anchor Chart
ELA, Writing, Handwriting, Preschool, Grade 1, 2, Anchor Charts, Teacher Tools
This resource is a set of 2 anchor charts for teaching when to use capital letters. The first chart is complete. The second chart is fill in the blank. These charts would work great on a bulletin board display or inserted into students' interactive reading notebooks.
Author First in Line
Tags Writing Notebook, Capital Letters, Reading Notebook, Anchor Chart, Bulletin Board
Opinion Writing Anchor Chart
ELA, Writing, Grade 1, 2, 3, Anchor Charts, Teacher Tools
This resource is a set of 2 anchor charts for opinion writing. The first chart gives students the O.R.E.O. acronym to keep in mind as they opinion write. The second chart is a fill in the blank. These charts work well on a writing bulletin board or inserted into their writing notebooks.
Author First in Line
Tags Writing Lesson, Writing Chart, Opinion Writing, Fiction Text, Reading Poster, Oreo Anchor Chart
Persuasive Writing Opinion Writing Anchor Charts Writing Posters Classroom Decor
ELA, Writing, Creative Writing, Grade 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, Anchor Charts, Teacher Tools
Are you looking for Persuasive Writing or Opinion Writing anchor charts or writing posters to display in your classroom? These writing posters on signal words or transition words will be helpful if your students are writing an Opinion Essay or a Persuasive Essay. There are two styles for each poster. The 15 posters (US and British English spellings) in this set are: Writing an Opinion –definition The Introduction Introducing Details Supporting Point of View Cause and Effect Compare and Contrast The Conclusion x 2 (spelling of summarize/summarise) This poster classroom display collection will serve as a great reference tool for students when they are writing an opinion essay or writing persuasively on a topic. Please contact me with any queries regarding this resource. Thank you! Laurane@teach2tell.com Read more about how ' Writing Doesn't Have to be Boring ' at my blog.
Author Teach2Tell
Tags Opinion Writing Activities, Persuasive Writing Activities, Opinion Writing Posters, Persuasive Writing Strategies, Transition Words, Point Of View, Cause And Effect, Compare And Contrast, Writing Anchor Charts, Persuasive Writing Poster, Persuasive Writing 1st Grade, Persuasive Posters
Anchor Charts For Writing
ELA, Writing, Grade 1, 2, 3, Anchor Charts, Teacher Tools
These poster sized Anchor Charts can be placed around your room for your students to refer to when writing. Remember writing rules and work with prompts and strategies
Author Socially Skilled Kids
Tags Anchor Charts, Posters, Writing Introductions, Writing Conclusions
Anchor Chart: Writing Process Wheel
ELA, Writing, Not Grade Specific, Anchor Charts, Teacher Tools
This resource is a Writing Process Wheel. This is a great visual reminder that can easily be printed and displayed on a bulletin board or place in students' notebooks.
Author Sarah Sorensen
Tags Writing Process, Writing Wheel, Bulletin Board, Back To School, Anchor Chart, Wheel And Anchor
Writing With A Purpose Anchor Chart
ELA, Writing, Grade 1, 2, 3, Anchor Charts, Teacher Tools
Writing With A Purpose Anchor Chart The Writing With A Purpose Anchor Chart is an educational resource that will enable the students of grades 1 to 3 to make significant advancements in Language Arts, specifically Writing . The material consists of a valuable set of 10 intuitively designed anchor charts focusing on three key writing domains - informational, narrative, and opinion. Written with clarity and comprehensive knowledge in mind, these anchor charts are made available to you in a convenient PDF format comprising 10 ready-to-print pages. The arrangement makes it incredibly straightforward for educators to utilize this teaching aid during their lessons. Informational Writing Narrative Writing Opinion Writing This learning resource features two types of charts - complete ones and fill-in-the-blank variations: "Complete" : provide educators an excellent source for guided instruction within whole or small groups where they can walk students through different writing techniques used purposefully. "Fill-in-the-Blank Variations" : ideal for individual work or homework assignments as they stimulate independent thinking while reinforcing concepts learned during lessons. Students can use these as study tools allowing them to consult their personalized filled-in versions when practicing their writing independently. In Conclusion: No matter whether you're instructing one-on-one at home or leading a classroom full of eager learners at school; if you're seeking both comprehensive yet concise teaching aids that greatly support your intentionality within instruction - consider the Writing With A Purpose Anchor Chart Collection
Author First in Line
Tags Anchor Charts, Writing Purpose, Language Arts, Informational Writing, Narrative Writing
BED Anchor Chart | Teaching B and D
ELA, Writing, Handwriting, Preschool, Kindergarten, Grade 1, Anchor Charts, Teacher Tools
This resource is 1 printable anchor chart to teach the difference between the letter 'b' and 'd'.
Author First in Line
Tags Letters, Alphabet, Reading, Anchor Chart, Reading Notebook, Bed Trick For B And D, Bed Charts, Bed Chart
Dress Up Your Writing | Writing Dress-Up Anchor Charts | Editing
ELA, Writing, Grade 3, 4, 5, Anchor Charts, Teacher Tools
This versatile writing resource equips budding authors with visuals designed to elevate descriptive language. Strategically crafted around seven literary elements ranging from vivid verbs to complex clauses, the materials provide struggling writers with accessible editing aids to inject more nuanced detail and precision into narrative or explanatory texts. Vibrant full-page anchor charts creatively model best practices for amplifying the clarity, cadence and voice of developing prose. Guidance spans avoiding overused verbs, expanding descriptions with adverbs and adjectives, to correctly weaving complex clauses into sentences through examples. Supplements offer condensed personal references summarizing literary techniques for student reference during the drafting process. Rather than broad overviews on general principles, these tools provide targeted grammatical intervention through specific directives. For example, writers learn to invigorate lackluster sentences by replacing generic verbs like “walked” or “said” with more exact alternatives like “sauntered” or “whispered” from an extensive suggested list. Parallel charts address enriching text through adverse clauses, vivid imagery, and advanced punctuation use. The spectrum of visual supports allows educators to pinpoint each learner’s strengths and gaps, then utilize corresponding aids to promote growth. While some may require assistance better integrating complex clauses, others will benefit from prompts to expand descriptive word choice. Literature suggests such focused literary strategy instruction makes writing conventions more accessible to struggling students. This teacher-friendly resource contains diverse modular resources to reinforce literary devices through flexible delivery methods. Display anchor chart centers focused on skills needing development or distribute personal editing handbooks for accessible guidance during the revision process. Students across ability levels will thrive with targeted writing strategy instruction. What You Get: · Choosing strong verbs full-page poster · Adding -ly adverbs full-page poster · Selecting quality adjectives full-page poster · Adding who/which clauses full-page poster · Using because clauses full-page poster · Learning about adverbial clauses full-page poster · Avoiding banned verbs full-page poster · All the same posters but in smaller personal card-size. Here are links to similar resources in my store: - Beauty and the Beast Differentiated Early Readers - Earth's Layers and Spheres | Earth Science Unit - Letter Handwriting Practice Pages - 5th Grade Year-Long Spelling Curriculum - Where the Wild Things Are Picture Book Study Check out other resources from my store: Simply Schoolgirl! I can be contacted for questions and concerns at simplyschoolgirl1@gmail.com
Author Simply Schoolgirl
Tags Task Cards, Writing Dress-Ups, Descriptive Writing, Writing Templates, Anchor Charts, Posters, Writing Centers, Graphics, Adverbs, Editing
Restate Answer Prove - RAP Constructed Response Anchor Charts
ELA, Reading, Reading Comprehension, Strategies, Writing, Grade 3, 4, 5, Anchor Charts, Teacher Tools
Do your students struggle to respond to constructed response or short answer questions using complete sentences and details from the text? This Restate, Answer, Prove - R.A.P. Constructed Response Anchor Chart Set is the perfect tool that will have your students writing clear, well thought out responses using text evidence in no time. In my early years of teaching , I really struggled to get my students to respond to short answer or constructed response questions in complete sentences . Most days, they would read the questions then write down the one or two words that simply answered the question and nothing more. They were looking to finish their assignments and tests as quickly as possible, and they had technically done their job by providing an answer. However, anyone without background information from the text would have no idea what their answer meant. Eventually, I heard about the Restate, Answer, Prove, or RAP method and brought it to my class. However, it didn’t give me the great responses I was looking for – it needed more. So, I brought in the color coding that I implemented in this anchor chart resource. As I introduced the RAP method with my anchor charts, I really scaffolded my instruction with the color coding. Students would write in the corresponding color for each step ( Pink for restate, green for answer, and purple for prove. ) or highlight that section to match our anchor charts . This color coding was exactly what they needed to make sure they were including each step. If they didn’t have a pink, green, and purple section to their answer, they knew they needed to go back and fix their answers, so they had all 3 components – Restate, Answer, and Prove. This resource is a great tool for you to utilize throughout the entire school year . First, when you are introducing the RAP method. Then, when you are referring to it and practicing it throughout the year. They are also a great review tool to use before state testing each year. Here is what you get : ✨ Teacher Guide ✨ Restate Poster ✨ Answer Poster ✨ Prove Poster – using details from the text option ✨ Prove Poster – by quoting the text option You are going to love these anchor charts because they really help those students who struggle with writing their own responses . Utilizing the color-coding system allows you to break down each step for those students who don’t naturally write complete sentences with text support when responding to short answer or constructed response questions. You don’t need any special supplies to help your students to start implementing the color system when writing RAP answers. Just use the markers, colored pencils, or highlighters you already have in your classroom . And don’t worry, you won’t always have to rely on the color coding; as students have practice and gain more confidence, you can gradually take these supports away, and they will be able to construct great written responses without going back to highlight or change what color they are writing with as they construct their answer. This resource is also great because it’s no prep ! Just print and you are ready to start implementing this tool in your lessons! Teachers like you said . . . ❤️ “This was a great tool to teach and encourage my students to use text evidence in their answers to comprehension questions.” – Michelle B. ❤️ “Straightforward and clear.” – Tara P. © Tales from Title
Author Tales from Title
Tags RAP Strategy, Restate, Answer, Prove, Short Answer Writing, Constructed Response, Rap Strategy