I wanted to share some recent anchor charts I have found.
I feel like even adults can benefit from this. It is always good to see if you are really done and ready to move on. When I was in 2nd grade, I would rush through my school work just to get it done correctly, but my teacher pointed out that I made a bunch of errors this way. It stuck with me that I needed to take my time and proofread.
When I taught littles, we would make anchor charts just like this to explore beginning sounds. It was a part of our morning routine.
I love this idea to get kids interactive and thinking!
This chart is excellent for organizing literacy centers!
This is all about the details.
This would be a good chart to hang near a word wall in the classroom.
Sometimes we forget that we have so many tools to problem-solve.
A story map is a good way to increase reading comprehension.
I hope some of these give you some great ideas!