Teaching Theme in Literature: Anchor Charts

Struggling to create visually appealing anchor charts that provide meaningful reminders of what theme is and the common themes readers encounter in literature? With the Theme Anchor Charts, you no longer have to worry about trying to create beautiful anchor charts with limited artistic ability. This resource provides you with 4 chart options in black and white or full color to teach and/or review why good readers visualize. You get no prep and low prep options that require simply printing or printing and cutting.

You’ve probably heard this before, but space holds meaning which is what makes anchor charts such a powerful tool in the classroom. My students constantly looked for and referred to the anchor charts we made in class. Even during testing time when all the charts had to be covered or removed, they would look up at the space where the chart once was. Even though they couldn’t see the chart during the assessment, the space provided meaning for them to help them as they worked through the test.

This Identifying Theme Anchor Chart resource allows you to have multiple anchor chart options for your classroom. You can even print student sized anchor charts for your kiddos to keep at their desk!

⭐ Here's What You Get - 54 pages of: ⭐

✨ Portrait Anchor Chart – Color & Black and White

✨ Landscape Anchor Chart – Color & Black and White

✨ Student Notebook Sized Anchor Chart (2 per page) – Color & Black and White

✨ Build Your Own Anchor Chart – Color & Black and White

✨ Teaching notes

Digital Google Sheets Options

✨ Portrait Digital Display – Color & Black and White

✨ Landscape Digital Display – Color & Black and White

✨ Interactive Portrait Option – Color & Black and White

✨ Interactive Landscape Option – Color & Black and White

You are going to love these anchor charts because they are low or no prep (depending on the option you choose). It takes the guesswork out of what to include on your anchor charts and provides that visual appeal you are looking for with bright, bold colors.

The anchor charts are a great way to introduce or reteach identifying theme and the common themes found in literature. Use them for whole group, small group, or intervention lessons.

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⭐ Here's What You Get - 54 pages of: ⭐

✨ Portrait Anchor Chart – Color & Black and White

✨ Landscape Anchor Chart – Color & Black and White

✨ Student Notebook Sized Anchor Chart (2 per page) – Color & Black and White

✨ Build Your Own Anchor Chart – Color & Black and White

✨ Teaching notes

Digital Google Sheets Options

✨ Portrait Digital Display – Color & Black and White

✨ Landscape Digital Display – Color & Black and White

✨ Interactive Portrait Option – Color & Black and White

✨ Interactive Landscape Option – Color & Black and White