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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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Teaching students the difference between literal and inferential thinking is one of my must-do lessons of every single school year

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Teaching punctuation in upper elementary involves advanced topics like quotation marks, dialogue, and apostrophes. Learn how to make it fun!

Teaching punctuation in upper elementary involves advanced topics like quotation marks, dialogue, and apostrophes. Learn how to make it fun!

Activities for Teaching Punctuation: Quotation Marks, Dialogue, and Apostrophes

Upper elementary language skill activities to teach conjunctions, interjections, articles, and prepositions. Download a FREE reference guide.

Upper elementary language skill activities to teach conjunctions, interjections, articles, and prepositions. Download a FREE reference guide.

Language Skill Activities: How to Teach Conjunctions, Interjections, Articles, and Prepositions

Anchor chart, hands-on practice activities, and a free assessment for teaching mean, median, and mode in upper elementary.

Anchor chart, hands-on practice activities, and a free assessment for teaching mean, median, and mode in upper elementary.

Activities For Teaching Mean, Median, and Mode

This post includes an anchor chart and practice activities for teaching adjectives and adverbs in upper elementary.

This post includes an anchor chart and practice activities for teaching adjectives and adverbs in upper elementary.

Teaching Adjectives and Adverbs

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Lessons and practice activities for teaching data and graphing skills in upper elementary. Includes anchor charts, task cards, and free quiz.

Lessons and practice activities for teaching data and graphing skills in upper elementary. Includes anchor charts, task cards, and free quiz.

Teaching Data and Graphing

Upper elementary descriptive writing activities. Includes anchor charts for expanding sentences and descriptive writing prompts.

Upper elementary descriptive writing activities. Includes anchor charts for expanding sentences and descriptive writing prompts.

How to Teach Descriptive Writing in Upper Elementary

Teaching tips and ideas for fact vs. opinion practice in upper elementary. Includes an anchor chart and practice activities.

Teaching tips and ideas for fact vs. opinion practice in upper elementary. Includes an anchor chart and practice activities.

4 Activities to Teach Fact vs. Opinion

Includes anchor chart and centers for how to teach sequencing as the foundation of many key reading skills in upper elementary.

Includes anchor chart and centers for how to teach sequencing as the foundation of many key reading skills in upper elementary.

How To Teach Sequencing In Upper Elementary

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❄️ ⛅️ Winter (Solstice) is coming, and it’s the PERFECT topic of study right now! I selected three different picture books that present the information in very different ways — realistic fiction, informational, and through verse — and added in an informational text passage and video. ✨ It became the perfect lesson on compiling information from multiple sources! This anchor chart is an easy way to gather the info in one place before synthesizing it!

❗️ Want to WIN all these books AND the Literacy Skill of the Month set that the passage came from? Drop a comment below telling me your favorite thing about winter. I’ll randomly select a winner tomorrow! ❄️❄️

We took our GeomeTREE up a notch this year and mad

We took our GeomeTREE up a notch this year and made it a GeoMEtree! (Yeah… I’m super proud of that name. 😂😂) Each student made a geometric figure to hang AND a personalized disc to adorn it. Both projects took less than half an hour and brought us all so much joy! The tree will stay up all year long. ❤️

The ME adornments were super easy! I got plastic discs and letter beads from Michael’s, cut small strips of colored paper, and had students write things that make them special, things they love, etc. on each strip. The strips were then curled into the adornment. They chose their beads to spell their name and beaded them onto the string. Voila! Super simple, very cute, and they all loved it.

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Teacher Book Talk coming at ya! 📚 I read A LOT

Teacher Book Talk coming at ya! 📚 I read A LOT of picture books, but my students and I thought this one was so exceptional, I had to share about it right away. ❄️

It’s perfect for the winter season and evoked so many thoughts and feelings from my students. ❤️

Raise your hand if you do the same thing with your

Raise your hand if you do the same thing with your anchor charts! 🤚 I am always grabbing pictures and copies of my old ones to use as a reference while I create new ones WITH my students. This oldie from 2013 came in handy today!

Celebrations Around the World like you’ve never

Celebrations Around the World like you’ve never experienced before! 🎉 Drop a comment below, and I’ll send you a link to this cross curricular project that hits so many math and literacy skills!

One million hours later, and it’s done. 🚢 I h

One million hours later, and it’s done. 🚢 I have literally never done a Lego set in my entire life, but my husband gave my Titanic-loving-self the biggest set they’ve ever made, and I committed to finishing it by this Christmas, so here we are. 😅🤷🏼‍♀️ #9090pieces #myfingershurt #titanic #titaniclego

I have always included morphology in my instructio

I have always included morphology in my instruction, but it’s a MAJOR goal of mine this year. Anyone else?!💥 I took the week long Orton-Gillingham training and have been busily incorporating these skills while making it challenging and engaging. This activity was SO much fun and super easy to differentiate.

First, students had to read a paragraph with a bunch of missing un- and re- words (picture 1️⃣). We brainstormed words that might go in the blanks based on context clues and what we know about these specific prefixes.

Then, I gave them vocab cards with the meaning of the words. They created word sums (picture 2️⃣) for each and then began placing them into the story (picture 3️⃣).

Finally, they flipped them over to reveal the completed words and read the story (picture 4️⃣).

There are so many ways you can do this — if your students need more scaffolding, place the cards/definitions directly into the story instead of having them determine where they go!

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I’m always on the hunt for problems like this!! 🧠 Swipe for the answer and tell me how you’d use this in your classroom and how you’d guide students toward an answer. 🤔

If you need awesome tasks like this, Nrich is the BEST! ❤️

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