5 Strong Poetry Anchor Chart Ideas for Teaching Poetry
Poetry is such a fun type of reading and writing. I have found that kids love learning about it and teachers love teaching it! While
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5 Author’s Purpose Anchor Charts to Make Teaching Effortless
Haven’t we always taught Author’s Purpose as PIE? How do we make the switch to the new(ish) terms for CCSS? Today, I am going to
7 Strong Narrative Writing Anchor Charts
Narrative Writing is my personal favorite type of writing to teach. The creativity and possibilities that come with this type of writing are endless! Today,
Reading Maps Activities: Worksheets to Teach Map Skills
Since your students have likely learned or are in the process of learning about their communities, it is time to think about the next skill.
6 Strong Opinion Writing Anchor Charts
Opinion Writing may seem like the most simple of the writing standards, but without adequate modeling and practice, students won’t be able to fully develop
4 Engaging Compare and Contrast Anchor Charts
Comparing and contrasting are important skills for students to learn. Not only will these skills be pertinent in reading fiction and nonfiction text, but they
7 Effortless Nonfiction Compare and Contrast Activities: Teaching Ideas
Today, we are going to look at compare and contrast activities for nonfiction texts! This practice is important for students in their process of learning
6 Great Tips to Teach Point of View with Anchor Charts and Activities
Today’s blog post is all about point of view teaching activities and ideas. Point of view is covered in 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th grade
5 Amazing Main Topic and Main Idea Anchor Chart Ideas
Main idea and main topic are two reading skills that you will teach and revisit many times throughout the year. Providing your students with strong