Anchor Charts
Over the years, I have created dozens of anchor charts in my classroom. I am a huge proponent of creating anchor charts with my students, and I strongly believe that the perfect anchor chart isn’t always pretty. The posts below feature many of my anchor charts.
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Most Popular Anchor Charts
Click to expand the sections and view the most popular anchor charts! Learn more and find out how you can create one for your classroom.
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Adjective Adverb Anchor Chart
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Team Complete Anchor Chart
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Prefixes Suffixes Roots Anchor Chart
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Nouns Anchor Chart
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Verbs Anchor Chart
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Comparing Texts Anchor Chart
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Character Conflict Anchor Chart
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Cause and Effect Anchor Chart
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Context Clues Anchor Chart
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Comprehension Question Anchor Chart
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Theme Main Idea Anchor Chart
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Restate the Question Anchor Chart
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Novel Study Quick Write Response Anchor Chart
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Main Idea Anchor Chart
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Fluency Anchor Chart
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Figurative Language Anchor Chart
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Fact and Opinion Anchor Chart
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Using Pictures to Teach Reading Skills Anchor Chart
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Addition Anchor Chart
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Angles Anchor Chart
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Elapsed Time Strategies Anchor Chart
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Place Value Anchor Chart
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Multiplying Fractions Anchor Chart
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Multiplication Properties Anchor Chart
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Math Vocabulary Anchor Chart
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Formal Informal Math Talk Anchor Chart
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Expression vs Equation Anchor Chart
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Elapsed Time Strategies Anchor Chart
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Volume Anchor Chart
10 FREE Anchor Chart TEMPLATES
Download this anchor chart and nine others based off real-life classroom charts found on my blog. Use them as templates, reference guides, interactive notebook pages, or mini anchor charts. Each topic includes a completed anchor chart, as well as an interactive anchor chart page to complete with your students. Each blog post is also linked in the free download to learn more!
Anchor Charts on the Blog
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4 Beautiful Fall Picture Books for Teaching Character and Academic Skills
I’m a HUGE fan of finding picture books with similar themes, characters, and challenges and having students analyze them. They work so well for both academic and character goals, so…
The Complete Guide to Teaching Point of View and Perspective
Acquiring strong comprehension skills and utilizing those skills in a way that supports reading is critical for students’ reading success. Although point of view and perspective standards differ from state…
The Complete Guide to Teaching Multiplication and Division
Multiplication and division are major math skills for upper elementary. I have compiled FREE lessons, key skills, anchor charts, book recommendations, and several differentiated activities for teaching multiplication and division…
The Complete Guide to Teaching Inference
Skilled reading requires students to become adept with many different cognitive processes. Being able to make inferences sets students up for success in reading comprehension. One of the best ways…
The Complete Guide to Teaching Addition and Subtraction
Addition and subtraction may seem like basic skills for upper elementary students, but there are numerous ways to extend addition and subtraction skills with our students. I usually teach this…
The Complete Guide to Teaching Main Idea and Theme
Determining the main idea and/or theme of a text are critical reading comprehension skills. While it may seem like main idea is a pretty simple skill for upper elementary, once…
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hey, I’m Mary
I’m so glad you are here. I’m a current gifted and talented teacher in a small town in Colorado, and I’ve been in education since 2009. My passion (other than my family and cookies) is for making teachers’ lives easier and classrooms more engaging.
