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Free download This set of anchor charts helps first graders learn about stories, fables, and folktales. Big, colorful pictures show what makes each one different. The set has four charts. The first chart is about stories.
A set of editable and pre-made posters/chart pieces that display the stages of the writing process for classroom display or a student writing-progress tracking chart.
If your students need a visual reminder and guide while they write, The Writing Process Pencil Poster is a great resource. You will print each piece and display it in order somewhere in your classroom. Students will use this as a reference guide as they write. You could even use it as a tracking chart for students to place a clothespin…
Read selected word pairs aloud and discuss their meanings. Compare their sounds carefully, since English and Spanish do not use every letter in the same way.
Verbs Anchor Chart : A Versatile Teaching Tool The Verbs Anchor Chart is a unique teaching resource designed to enhance the educational experience for educators and students alike.
This activity is great for helping students build their vocabulary and reading comprehension skills. Students can work independently or with a partner to collect unknown words and phrases.
Provide reference posters of winter-themed CVC (consonant-vowel-consonant) word families for early phonics instruction.
anchor chart teaching phonics chunks/word families (e.g., -ab, -ack, -ag) paired with example words, including a QR code linking to a practice video/song
Expand students’ feelings vocabulary with groups of related words, including words connected with happiness, sadness, surprise, and anger. Discuss how choices such as “giggled” or “fumed” help a reader imagine a character’s response. Use the completed chart as a reference and the fill-in version to revisit selected words. Students can then choose a word that better describes a feeling in their own writing.
Keep this reference sheet beside a reading passage or writing draft when students need more specific mood and tone vocabulary. The word bank groups terms under five headings, while brief definitions distinguish the reader’s feelings from the author’s attitude. Guiding prompts encourage students to consider purpose, genre, characters, and their own response before choosing a word and explaining it with evidence.