3 Anchor Charts for Your Figurative Language Unit
I recently posted a collection of Mentor Texts for Teaching Figurative Language. Today, I am going to add to that topic series by showing you
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5 Anchor Charts for Prefixes, Suffixes, and Roots
Welcome back to our blog series about teaching prefixes, suffixes, and root words! In today’s post, we will look at the 5 anchor charts you
Anchor Charts for Every Skill in Your Measurement Unit
This is the second part of a 5-day blog series all about teaching Measurement and Data! From hands-on activities and manipulatives to technology-based approaches, there
3 Anchor Charts You Need to Teach Recounting & Retelling Stories
Are you looking for effective strategies to improve your students’ ability to retell and recount stories? Anchor charts can be a powerful tool in helping
3 Anchor Charts for your Point of View Lessons
Do you ever struggle to get through the “point of view” lesson plan with your students? Teaching an unfamiliar concept can be tricky, so it’s
8 Great Anchor Charts for Your Place Value Unit
Place value is going to be the foundation that supports your students’ understanding of almost all base ten math and computation. Over the next few
Anchor Charts to Help Students Understand 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
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,
5 Activities to Help Teach Students About 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 Anchor Charts for Opinion Writing
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
5 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
Point of View Teaching Activities and Ideas
These Exploring ELA blog posts take Common Core ELA standards and explore them in-depth. They offer lesson plan ideas, reading ideas, and other solutions that
