Aimee VanMiddlesworth

Anchor charts play an important role in the classroom. They make thinking visible by recording content, skills, strategies, processes, cues, and guidelines during the learning process. Posting anchor charts around the room keeps relevant and current learning accessible to students. They remind them of prior learning and enable them to make connections as new learning happens. Students refer to the charts and use them as tools to answer questions, expand ideas, or contribute to discussions and

SAVE $! Purchase my Interactive Math Notebook Bundle to get all 9 math topics! Interactive Math Notebooks Bundle of Math Topics This Interactive Math Notebook contains eight flip books: Telling Time Vocabulary, Telling Time to the Hour, Half Hour, Quarter Hour, Minute (4), Time Conversions, Elapsed Time. Also included are a practice clock and analog clock resource. Each of the flip books can be used to introduce the concept and then students can refer back to each topic for review througho