Description
This is the COMPLETE collection of literacy anchor charts and quick reference guides to use with your students during literacy and ELA lessons. These reading, figurative language, and informational text structures anchor chart templates are inspired by the well-loved anchor charts I have featured on my blog for years.
How To Use These Literacy Anchor Charts:
- As a template to create a literacy anchor chart with your class
- As a printable quick reference guide
- Print and bind or staple for quick reference
- To print and glue into interactive notebooks
- As mini anchor charts during centers
This massive set of more than 70 anchor charts is the perfect reference set for ANY upper elementary classroom.
Read below for all skills/topics covered in these charts.
Figurative Language Anchor Charts:
- Similes
- Metaphors
- Onomatopoeia
- Alliteration
- Personification
- Allusion
- Hyperbole
- Oxymoron
- STUDENT anchor charts of all 8 types of figurative language with space to add notes
- 2 SINGLE-PAGE REFERENCE guides featuring all 8 types of figurative language
Informational Text Structures Anchor Charts:
- What is a text structure?
- Description
- Compare & Contrast
- Order & Sequence
- Problem & Solution
- Cause & Effect
- A low-color version of all templates that is perfect for student notebooks
- A reference poster that includes all 5 types of informational text structures on a single page
- Adjectives and Adverbs
- Author’s Purpose
- Cause and Effect (2 charts)
- Character Traits vs. Feelings
- Character Conflict
- Commonly Confused Words
- Comparing and Contrasting
- Comparing Texts
- Comprehension Questions (Literal vs. Inferential)
- Comprehension Questions – How to Answer
- Context Clues (2 charts)
- Coordinating Conjunctions
- Three P’s of Written Response
- Elements of Poetry
- Fact vs. Opinion
- Firsthand vs. Secondhand Accounts
- Fluent Readers
- Independent Reading Response (2 charts)
- Morphology
- Literal vs. Inferential Observations
- Nouns
- Plot Structure
- Point of View
- Quotations and Dialogue (2 charts)
- Restating the Question
- Sequencing
- Showing Evidence
- Story Elements
- Story Elements: Setting
- Summarizing, Paraphrasing, Quoting
- Text Features
- Theme
- Theme vs. Main Idea
- Topic Sentence Starters
- Verbs
- Working in Groups
- Writing Summaries (2 charts)
Looking for MATH anchor charts? I have those too!
Math Anchor Charts for Upper Elementary
What are teachers saying about the resources in this bundle?
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “This was such a helpful resource for my students. I used the text structure anchor charts as reference material for my students as we learned each new skill. It was easy for them to follow and provided good visual representation of each skill.” – Alison J. (Informational Text Structures Anchor Charts)
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “This year we touched on figurative language from the beginning of the school year and throughout, so my students had some knowledge of figurative language. The anchor charts are a great resource that they keep in their notebooks. I wish I used it from the beginning of the year.“ – Darlene G. (Figurative Language Anchor Charts)
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