Anchor+Charts

= Anchor Charts =

[|questionanchorcharts] The Thinking about Questions anchor chart is designed to remind students why we ask questions when reading. It addresses and answers three reasons why we ask questions when reading. What do we know about asking questions? How does asking questions help the reader? How do readers figure out the answers to their questions?

[|Storyplot] Students have an extremely hard time with remembering and mapping story plot. This anchor chart is a fun reminder that a good story is like a roller coaster. A story has a beginning, builds up to a climax, and resolves to an end.

[|prepositions] Prepositions and prepositional phrases are an abstract concept for to grasp. This preposition anchor charts define and physically show time, location, and manner preposition through a buzzing bee. Anytime students question "is that word or phrase a preposition?" they can look or think back to the bee anchor chart.

[|lotsofanchorcharts] This website provide examples of anchor charts of inferences, genres, story elements, comprehension, fluency, speaking and listening, vocabulary rituals and routines, and test taking strategies to use in the classroom. These anchor charts were made with students and support on going learning.