Anchor Charts
If you don’t already use them in your classroom, you’re going to love using these next school year. Anchor charts are awesome tools for teaching just about any subject! You name it, Math, Reading, Writing, Science, even social studies — anchor charts are a great way to review concepts, engage your students, and help visualize all kinds of new material. The following 30 anchor charts are a selection of some of the best ones we could find on Pinterest and around the teacher blogger world. Enjoy!
1. Story Elements
Via: Teaching With a Mountain View
2. Telling Time
Via: Pinterest
3. Author’s Purpose
Via: Pinterest
4. Punctuation & Types of Sentences
Via: I Heart Literacy
5. Capitalization
Via: Friendly Froggies
6. Adjectives
Via: A Cupcake For The Teacher
7. Nouns
Via: A Cupcake for the Teacher
8. Context Clues
Via: Sequins and Crayons
9. Question Words
Via: Pinterest
10. Classroom Etiquette
Via: Pinterest
11. Character Traits
Via: Teacher Trap
12. Verbs
13. Phonics
Via: Mrs. Jones’s Kindergarten
14. Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication & Division
Via: Pinterest
15. Behavior
Via: First Grade Garden
16. Fiction vs. Non-Fiction
17. Comparing Numbers
Via: Pinterest
18. Writing
Via: Little Minds At Work
19. Multiplication Madness
Via: Teacher Trap
20. Parts of a Story
Via: Skinned Knees & Shoelaces
21. Types of Lines
22. Even & Odd Numbers
Via: Pinterest
23. Types of Angles
Via: Pinterest
24. Summarizing Stories
25. Figurative Language
Via: Pinterest
26. Similes & Metaphors
Via: Teaching in Paradise
27. Writing & Proofreading
Via: Pinterest
28. Point of view!
Via: Pinterest
29. Place Value
Via: Teaching with a Mountain View
30. Contractions
Via: Crafting Connections
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