Anchor Charts teaching resources for the United Kingdom
Nonfiction vs. Fiction – Comparison Anchor Charts
, Not Grade Specific,
A two-column chart pairs nonfiction features — real, fact-based, read to learn, table of contents, index, glossary, bold words — against fiction features — not real, story-based, read to enjoy, characters, setting, problem/solution. The chart appears once fully completed and once with key words blanked out for recall practice. Two identical genre-identification worksheets follow, each asking students to state whether a text is fiction or nonfiction and give two supporting reasons.
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Tags Nonfiction, Fiction, Comparison, Anchor Chart, Reading Chart
Nouns and Adjectives Anchor Chart – 2-Chart Set
, Not Grade Specific,
A two-column anchor chart defines nouns by person, place, or thing and connects adjectives to the questions they answer.
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Tags Nouns, Adjectives, Reading, Interactive Notebook, Anchor Chart, Adjectives Chart
Opinion Writing Anchor Chart – O.R.E.O. Method
, Not Grade Specific,
Opinion Writing Anchor Chart presents the O.R.E.O. structure as four ordered moves. Writers state an opinion, provide reasons, explain those reasons, and close by stating the opinion again. The second chart removes the key words from the same sequence, allowing learners to reconstruct the framework rather than only reread the completed reference. The identical order on both pages keeps the mnemonic stable while changing the task from reference use to recall.
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Tags Writing Lesson, Writing Chart, Opinion Writing, Fiction Text, Reading Poster, Oreo Anchor Chart
Partner Talk Anchor Charts – 3-Chart Set
, Not Grade Specific,
Three anchor charts teach the physical and verbal habits of a productive partner talk, from eye contact to letting one person speak at a time.
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Tags Partner Talk, Anchor Chart, Reading Chart, Reading Notebook, Listening Skills
Place Value Anchor Chart
, Not Grade Specific,
The teacher guide explains how to print, trim, and assemble a multicolored display. The chart organizes place-value positions through the hundred-thousands place, then coordinates several representations of a number: standard notation, number words, expanded form, and a visual base-ten model. Colour choices distinguish sections while preserving their relationship as one reference. Because only the opening portion of a larger evidence set is visible inline, this draft limits the component claim to representations explicitly named there.
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Tags Math Graphics, Math Anchor Chart, Place Value Anchor Chart, Math Notebooks, Place Value Printable
Place Value Posters Chart, Neutral Boho Editable Maths Display
, Not Grade Specific,
The first style divides a large number into three-digit periods for billions, millions, thousands, and ones, then extends right of the decimal to tenths, hundredths, and thousandths. A second style begins the same structure with explicit value examples in the billions period. The full evidence ledger is much larger than the inline sample, so customer copy stays with the verified place-value bands and two visible styles rather than claiming every design variation.
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Tags Home School Poster, Math Poster, Preschool Poster, Math Classroom Decor, Early Math Poster, Division Facts Poster, Place Value Poster, Number Place Value, Neutral Boho Place Value Posters, Neutral Boho Math Display
Problem and Solution Anchor Chart
, Not Grade Specific,
Problem and Solution Anchor Chart separates narrative difficulty from resolution. One completed chart asks what a character needs or wants, what went wrong, and how the problem was solved; a second version removes key words for guided recall. A third page supplies paired oral frames for stating the story's problem and explaining when or how it was solved. Together, the pages move from teacher reference to prompt recall and then to a complete spoken response.
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Tags Problem, Solution, Anchor Chart, Reading, Strategies, Reading Problem And Solution
Representing Fractions - Printable Anchor Chart Pieces
, Not Grade Specific,
Cut-and-assemble pieces build a classroom anchor chart showing one fraction represented four different ways: as a set, a whole, a strip diagram, and a number line.
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Tags Math Notebook, Representing Fractions, Fractions Anchor Chart, Math Posters, Math Anchor Chart
Somebody Wanted But So Then – 4-Chart Anchor Set
, Not Grade Specific,
A five-step SWBST framework and a matching summarizing chart each appear in a completed teacher version and a blanked-out student version.
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Tags Reading Printable, Reading Chart, Reading Poster, Strategies, Reading Notebook, Someone Wanted But So Then, Somebody Wanted But So Then Strategy
Subject and Predicate Anchor Chart – 2-Chart Set
, Not Grade Specific,
Worked example sentences, each following the same present-progressive pattern, make up this subject and predicate reference chart, repeated across two pages. Sentences such as 'The boy is running across the field' share one present-progressive pattern, keeping the subject and predicate in the same place each time.
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Tags Subject, Predicate, Grammar, Anchor Chart, Language Arts
Tally Marks Anchor Chart - 1 to 10
, Not Grade Specific,
Tally-mark groupings for the numbers one through ten are listed on an anchor chart, paired with their written number word.
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Tags Tally Marks, Math First Grade, Numbers, Anchor Chart, Chart, Counting Numbers, Number Words, Numbers 1 To 10
Verbs Anchor Chart – Grammar Reference for K–3
, Not Grade Specific,
A three-chart verb-tense reference tracks five action words — jump, help, skip, hop, and climb — across past, present, and future form, showing the -ed, -s/-es, -ing, and will-plus-verb patterns that build each tense. The first chart is fully filled in for direct reference or classroom display. The second repeats the same layout with key endings blanked out for students to complete themselves. The third chart is left entirely blank, giving a template for building a matching drill around a different verb list.
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Tags Verbs, Grammar, Language Arts, Anchor Chart, Teaching Resource
Ways to Add Anchor Chart – Addition Strategy Posters
, Not Grade Specific,
Six ways of adding — count fingers, count on, ten frame, number line, draw pictures and part-part-whole — appear together on one chart headed "I can use a variety of strategies to combine numbers", then again as six single-strategy posters, each worked on its own small sum within ten.
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Tags Addition Strategies, Addition, Anchor Chart, Combining Numbers, I Can Add
Words Convey Feelings – Anchor Chart Pair
, Not Grade Specific,
A feelings-vocabulary anchor chart groups synonym clusters under seven emotion categories and pairs the completed chart with a matching fill-in-the-blank version.
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Tags Reading Anchor Chart, Vocabulary, Adjectives, Feelings, Feelings Word Chart, Anchor Chart