Story Elements
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I am constantly amazed at how much students learn from anchor charts. These colorful, to-the-point classroom displays make learning both fun and meaningful. Anchor charts are a valuable tool in the classroom. They help students in several ways including:
clarifying rules
providing a reference guide
giving examples
showing steps in a process
providing guidance for students who are working independently
Students enjoy seeing these colorful displays. Curiosity is often piqued when a new chart goes up. You can get some ideas for creating your own anchor charts by following the links below.
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Click on the images to go to the individual "Story Element" blog posts full of resources including printable anchor charts.
This section contains over 75 anchor charts. Learn how to make some great displays for your classroom.
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Get inspired to create math anchor charts with these examples.
Math Anchor ChartsMost of these novel anchor charts pair with constructed writing responses. Get ideas and free printables for your next novel study.
Novel Anchor ChartsCreate quick anchor charts with these free printables. Some of these printables are set to print 20 by 30 inches titled over 8 pieces of standard 8 1/2 by 11 inch pieces of paper. Just glue the printed pages onto flip chart paper. Others contain smaller pieces that must be cut out and assembled in a puzzle-like fashion to cover the 20 by 30 inch flipchart paper. Both styles can be ready in just a matter of minutes.
Printable Anchor Charts