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Author's Claims Anchor Chart
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A claim-and-reasons anchor chart names the signal words that mark an argument, and comes with a blank version to fill in together plus a worked passage about dogs. A claim-and-reasons anchor chart names the signal words that mark an argument, backed by a blank fill-in version and a worked passage about dogs.
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Author's Purpose Anchor Chart – Reading Reference
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Persuade, Inform and Entertain are laid out as the three sides of P-I-E on a reading reference chart, each with a student-friendly gloss, and a second copy strips the definitions out and adds the sentence frame "The author wrote this text to ______. I know this because ______."
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Tags Anchor Chart, Reading Chart, Interactive Notebook, Author's Purpose, Reading Notebook
BED Anchor Chart | Teaching B and D
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The BED Anchor Chart presents a mnemonic for a common letter reversal. When the word bed is written in order, the tall stem of b appears at the beginning and the tall stem of d appears at the end, with the middle letter forming the mattress-like centre. Learners can recall or gesture the whole word when deciding which letter they see or need to write. The single visual works as a desk reference, wall reminder, or decoding prompt.
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Tags Letters, Alphabet, Reading, Anchor Chart, Reading Notebook, Bed Trick For B And D, Bed Charts, Bed Chart
Cause and Effect Anchor Chart – Reading Reference Set
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A completed cause-and-effect anchor chart is followed by two fill-in-the-blank versions of the same signal-words layout and sentence-frame structure, for display or interactive notebook use.
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Tags Cause And Effect, Reading Notebook, Reading Lesson, Fill In The Blank, Anchor Chart, Reading Comprehension, Text Structure, Interactive Notebook
Character Traits Anchor Chart – 4-Chart Set
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Two paired anchor charts teach students to infer a story character's traits from thoughts, feelings, actions, and how others describe them.
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Tags Anchor Charts, Reading Printable, Reading Chart, Character Traits, Reading Notebook
Compare and Contrast Anchor Chart – Set of 4
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Clue words, question stems and sentence frames for comparing and contrasting, built around a worked two-circle example about two children in room 39, with a complete chart and fill-in versions of the same design.
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Tags Compare, Contrast, Anchor Chart, Reading Notebook, Bulletin Board
Homophones Anchor Chart – 4th Grade ELA
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Homophone groups—there/their/they're, to/two/too and more—sit under a plain definition, with a second blank chart for class completion. Word groups such as there/their/they're and to/two/too sit beneath one plain definition, and a second chart repeats them with key words removed to complete.
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Tags Homophones, Anchor Chart, Vocabulary, Reading, Interactive Notebook, Homophone Activities For 4th Grade
Learning About Setting Anchor Chart
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A three-part chart breaks setting into place, time, and environment with example word lists, then repeats the same chart with key words blanked out before a sentence-frame page for applying it to a specific story.
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Tags Reading Anchor Chart, Interactive Notebook, Story Elements, Reading Lesson, Reading Poster
Main Idea Anchor Chart – 4-Chart Reading Set
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Two paired anchor charts teach students to identify and support the main idea of an informational text using a before/during/after reading strategy.
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Tags Main Idea, Reading, Anchor Chart, Interactive Notebook, Supporting Details
Nouns and Adjectives Anchor Chart – 2-Chart Set
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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
Partner Talk Anchor Charts – 3-Chart Set
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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
Somebody Wanted But So Then – 4-Chart Anchor Set
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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