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This is an anchor chart for students to refer to when discussing Literary Elements - character, setting, plot, and theme.

These are anchor charts to be used when teaching comprehension skills. All Comprehension Skill Posters are included in this collection. Author's Purpose Cause & Effect Classify & Categorize Compare & Contrast Draw Conclusions Fact & Opinion Graphic Sources Literary Elements Main Idea & Details Making Generalizations Sequence Story Structure Types of Questions

These are lesson templates for your guided reading groups. There are also pages for notes on the students during guided reading.

This anchor chart can be used to assist in teaching students key words to identify cause and effect. It is a great visual for all elementary students to refer to.

Thank you to KG Fonts. This anchor chart is to help teach the skill of sequencing.

This is a word book that I have created for my K-5 ELL students, but I have used it in the general classroom setting as well. Anytime a student needs to look up a word or asks you how to spell a word, he or she MUST write it in his/her word book so that he/she won't have to ask again. By the middle of the year, the students have created a great resource for themselves - like a personal dictionary!

This anchor chart can assist in teaching the comprehensions skill classify and categorize with all elementary aged students. It is a helpful visual tool.

This poster is to help remind students what to check for when writing in regard to conventions. It uses the CUPS mnemonic.

An anchor chart to assist in the teaching of antonyms.

This Anchor Chart can be used to help teach your students about author's purpose. It is a great visual to use with all elementary students.