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Fiction vs. Nonfiction Visual Anchor Chart
Help young learners easily understand the difference between fiction and nonfiction with this simple, student-friendly visual. This one-page anchor chart clearly shows: Fiction represented with a cartoon dragon (pretend) Nonfiction represented with a real-life tiger photo (real) By using one image per category and strong visual contrast, this resource is perfect for: Kindergarten First Grade Special Education English Language Learners Visual learners
K - 1st
Other (ELA), Reading, Vocabulary
Fiction vs Nonfiction Anchor Chart – Visual Reading Comprehension Support
Help students clearly understand the difference between fiction and nonfiction with this engaging, student-friendly anchor chart! This visual breaks down the concepts using simple language, clear examples, and supportive images, making it ideal for early readers. Perfect as a teaching anchor, daily reference, or review tool, this chart reinforces key comprehension questions students can ask themselves when reading. Concepts Included Fiction = made-up / make-believe stories Nonfiction = true fa
PreK - 1st
Reading
Improper Fraction Conversion Chart
This Improper Fraction Conversion Chart makes it easy and fun to quickly convert improper fraction to their proper form; once laminated or placed in a clear sheet protector, you can use a dry erase marker to fill in the number of pieces of your fraction pies to easily see your whole and remainder numbers, after you solve your problem, easily wipe it clean for your next problem! This chart makes a great tool when helping kids transition from handling concrete, hands-on fraction pieces to the more
1st - 4th
Fractions, Math, Math Test Prep
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