Subject anchor chart

Subject and Predicate …

"A good teacher is a master of simplification and an enemy of simplism." ~Louis A. Berman

Types of Sentences anchor chart for Anchors Away Monday! (Go to blog post to get a freebie with a matching interactive notebook page.)

This is such a great way to teach, model, and practice subject and predicate. Check out the blogpost to see how this chart was created and used. Great!

Do you create anchor charts with your students? I use them for just about every unit I teach. Not only are they great to look at, they are also very beneficial for your students. What is an anchor chart? An anchor chart sometimes gets confused with learning posters. It isn't something that you just print and hang up. An anchor chart is a visible learning tool that you create WITH your students. You take the standard you are teaching, and write out the important parts of the standard or your…

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Subject and Predicate Anchor Chart

If your classes have been anything like mine, then you have students that finish work in a wide range of time. One challenge is deciding what to have early finishers do. Busy work is not an option! Anything that my students do in the classroom needs to reflect the rigor and learning that we must fit in our day… not a minute wasted. So… here is the anchor chart that hangs in my classroom to ensure the students have a sense of urgency, are on task, and know what to do when they are finished…

Here's our Anchor Chart for Plural Nouns. And...another FREEBIE! It's a cut-n-paste plural noun sheet with a color coded answer sheet. Enjoy! Chatterbox Blessings,

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