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There are over 180 non-distracting anchor charts for your students! The mini anchor charts can be placed in interactive notebooks or hooked together with a binder ring to make a portable and easy-to-access resource ring.
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- Elements of a Narrative. One of the first steps in introducing students to narrative writing is showing them the important parts of the piece. Here are the most important ones upper elementary students should see on a narrative writing anchor chart.
- Narrative Writing Structure. Once you introduce students to the pieces needed to create a compelling narrative, you have to show them the framework for the writing.
- Writing Techniques. Kids will begin to master the initial concepts of writing, and as they do, you can encourage them to better their writing each time they start a new piece.
- Revising and Editing. This is the step most students dislike the most, but it’s the most important. Emphasize to your students how necessary it is to check work.
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Provide students with effective hook techniques, including unusual details, quotes, similes or metaphors, questions, problems, and statistics. An anchor chart can be handy as students begin their writing journey. Unusual Detail - List a fact that is strange. This can be a common misconception.
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Oct 23, 2023 · Provide students with effective hook techniques, including unusual details, quotes, similes or metaphors, questions, problems, and statistics. An anchor chart can be handy as students begin their writing journey.
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Note-taking Anchor Charts
When I worked with older students, I always had trouble with students wanting to highlight EVERYTHING when taking notes from a non-fiction text. I love the first anchor chart from Terra Shiffer because it helps solve that problem. The second anchor chart, from Mrs. O Reads Books, is another great option. I think it’s great because it outlines WHAT they should look for when reading. It also gives them a way to code the most important information, making it easy to refer back to. I can’t wait t...
Responding to Literature – Citing the Text
So many students know what they want to say but struggle to get the ideas out on paper. Sentence stems can be a huge help for struggling readers and writers. They’re also a great scaffold for your students who are learning English. Here are two examples of what this can look like in the classroom: Even if students don’t need sentence stems, you may consider outlining the steps needed for a high-quality response like this one. It offers a great way for students to check to ensure they have a c...
While mini-lessons are great for introducing important reading comprehensionskills and strategies. However, many students need more than one exposure to master the content. Visuals, like anchor charts, can be a great way to help keep these fresh in your students’ minds. I love interactive anchor charts for reading. It allows me to reuse the same ch...
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Here is a digital anchor chart you can use to teach your students how to write a hook for their personal narrative stories! ...
Feb 11, 2019 · This set of 30 anchor charts addresses guidelines for launching a reader’s workshop, biographies, fluency, small group work, literature, informational texts and reading response.
