Are you looking for anchor charts or posters that will help your students learn spelling patterns and rules for Silent Ghost Letters (WR, KN, GN, MB)? These anchor charts are a fantastic resource to go along with any phonics program, and are fantastic visual reminders for your students as they learn the skill of decoding and encoding words with silent letters. This resource is based on the Science of Reading (specifically Orton Gillingham), but can be used with any structured literacy or phonics program. 9 Anchor Charts Included: ★ Silent Letters anchor chart with word lists ★ 2 versions of Ghost Letters anchor charts ★ WR anchor chart with real mouth photos and word lists ★ KN anchor chart with real mouth photos and word lists ★ GN anchor chart with real mouth photos and word lists ★ MB anchor chart with real mouth photos and word lists ★ 4 mini posters (able to print on one page) ★ Word Lists
Are you looking for anchor charts or posters that will help your students learn spelling patterns and rules for Ending Trigraphs -DGE and -TCH? These anchor charts are a fantastic resource to go along with any phonics program, and are fantastic visual reminders for your students as they learn the skill of decoding and encoding words with ending digraphs and trigraphs (-tch vs -ch, -dge vs -ge). This resource is based on the Science of Reading (specifically Orton Gillingham), but can be used with any structured literacy or phonics program. 11 Anchor Charts Included: ★ Trigraphs anchor chart for -TCH and -DGE ★ -TCH and -CH anchor charts with mouth formation pictures ★ -DGE and -GE anchor charts with mouth formation pictures ★ 2 versions of -TCH vs -CH ★ 2 versions of -DGE vs -GE ★ 4 mini posters (able to print on one page) ★ Word Lists Click here for the digital lesson for -TCH vs. -CH Click here for the digital lesson for -DGE vs. -GE
CVCe anchor chart inspiration is here! I've gathered up all of my favorite free anchor charts for teaching CVCe as silent e, magic e, bossy e, and more!
Anchor charts are one of my favorite instructional tools. The only problem is that they're a bit time-consuming to make each week. I am a perfectionist, so I would draw the pictures and would hate them. The lettering would not be as perfect as I wanted it to be. And I just don't have time to create them for all subjects. It's a lot! So, when I found out you could print in poster size through Adobe on any printer, I got the idea to make my anchor charts in PPT and then print them through Adobe. They print out on four pieces of paper; you just have to piece them together. I recently created a set of Interactive Anchor Charts for Phonics. I teach first grade, and phonics is a foundational component of reading. I thought these would be a great visual for my students to refer to throughout a unit. Next week, we are learning all about soft c, g, and -dge. I use the anchor charts to introduce them to the new phonics skill. We discuss the rule, which is included at the top of the poster, first. I then point out the pictures. I model how to stretch out and write the sounds in each word. I am also modeling proper handwriting and letter formation at the same time. You can also have students think of some words that include that spelling pattern. I have them write their words on a sticky note and add them to the anchor chart. You can also print the posters in black and white and have students color in the pictures. These two things give students ownership over the creation of the poster. Printing poster size is super easy in Adobe! I provide step-by-step instructions within the resource. The page will print on four pieces of paper. You just have to cut and piece them together. I use tape to connect the pieces. This is our Long I anchor chart from last week. As an exit ticket, students had to use one of the long i words in a sentence. You could have them do this on their whiteboard or on a sticky note and add it to the anchor chart. There are so many little assessments you can do with these! If you really want your students to feel a sense of ownership over the creation of anchor charts within your classroom, as well as to keep them more engaged, let them create their own mini anchor chart. I print two posters to one page. They then can glue them into a phonics journal. I print these in black and white so that students can color the pictures, as well as to save ink. You can find the contents below of the Phonics Anchor Charts for the entire year below. You can click on any of the pics to check them out in my shop if you think they might be beneficial to add to your phonics instruction. I think they will serve as a great tool for you and your students! Thanks for stopping by!
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Are you looking for anchor charts or posters that will help your students learn spelling patterns and rules for Closed Syllable Exceptions / Wild Old Words? These anchor charts are a fantastic resource to go along with any phonics program, and are fantastic visual reminders for your students as they learn the skill of decoding and encoding words with closed syllable exceptions (-ind, -ild, -old, -olt, -ost). This resource is based on the Science of Reading (specifically Orton Gillingham), but can be used with any structured literacy or phonics program. 12 Anchor Charts Included: ★ Closed Syllable Exceptions / Kind Old Words anchor chart (word lists) ★ Closed Syllable Exceptions anchor chart ★ 2 -IND anchor charts with pictures and word lists ★ 2 -ILD anchor charts with pictures and word lists ★ 2 -OLD anchor charts with pictures and word lists ★ 2 -OST anchor charts with pictures and word lists ★ 2 -OLT anchor charts with pictures and word lists
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Bossy R-Controlled Vowels Anchor Chart Posters with Real Mouth Articulation Pictures Are you looking for anchor charts or posters that will help your students learn spelling patterns and rules for Bossy R-controlled vowels (AR, OR, ER, IR, UR)? These anchor charts are a fantastic resource to go along with any phonics program, and are fantastic visual reminders for your students as they learn the skill of decoding and encoding words with R-Controlled vowels. This resource is based on the Science of Reading (specifically Orton Gillingham), but can be used with any structured literacy or phonics program. There are 8 anchor charts included: ★ Bossy R anchor chart ★ Bossy R anchor chart with word lists ★ 5 individual anchor charts - AR, OR, ER, IR, UR - with real mouth formation photos (including pictures to show the transitional movement for the sounds AR and OR) ★ Bossy R Triplets anchor chart (ER, IR, UR) Click here for more Bossy R resources ♥︎
Would you like to decorate your classroom with fun, hand-drawn anchor charts/posters? Do you simply not have the time to get them done? Well, you have come to the perfect place! I love making these engaging and appealing anchor charts. I also can draw/create any other topic you would like, just contact me directly and ask! My students absolutely love these posters and references them every day. Many of them are visual learners, so the colorful images really help them connect and remember what they have learned. This particular anchor chart is for readers/writers practicing the "bonus letter" or "floss rule". My students absolutely loved using the floss rule to help them build words and read these in passages. They loved using the anchor chart as a visual reference and had fun with the pictures/colors. **These will be copies unless asked otherwise for a custom poster. They are not laminated, and are printed on normal, anchor chart paper. I ship these out ASAP after being ordered, but please keep in mind once shipped, it is outside of my control. Therefore, if shipping does not meet your expectations, I highly encourage you to please reach out to me first, and we have always been able to work something out to make up for anything that may have occurred after I have sent your package, thanks so much!! Hope you love it :)
## Phonics Rules Anchor Charts Bundle ### Product Description: Transform your phonics instruction with our comprehensive Phonics Rules Anchor Charts Bundle, aligned with the UFLI (University of Florida Literacy Institute) curriculum! This engaging and colorful set of anchor charts covers essential phonics rules, making it an invaluable resource for teachers and homeschoolers alike. Perfect for elementary classrooms, these charts provide clear and concise rules to help students master phonics and improve their reading skills. ### What's Included: This bundle covers a wide range of phonics rules aligned with the UFLI curriculum, including the nasalized "A," FLSZ rule, endings like -all, -oll, -ull, and various digraphs such as CK, SH, voiced TH, unvoiced TH, CH, WH, and PH. It also includes charts for NG /n/ and the rule for N when followed by K. The bundle further explains vowel patterns like a_e, i_e, o_e, e_e, and u_e, along with rules for _ce and _ge endings. Students will learn about the TCH and DGE trigraphs, as well as long VCC patterns and endings such as -ind, -old, -olt, and -ost. The charts cover Y as long i and Y as long e, and various r-controlled vowels like ar, or/ore, er, ir, and ur. Vowel teams such as ai, ay, ea, ey, oa, ow, oe, ie, and igh are also included, along with explanations for oo as /oo/ and long u sounds, and vowel teams ew, ui, and ue. Additional charts cover the aw, au, and augh vowel teams, ea as short e, diphthongs oi, oy, ow, and ou, and silent letters KN, WR, and MB. ### Features: Visual and engaging, these anchor charts are designed to keep students interested. The explanations and examples are clear and concise, making it easy for students to understand each phonics rule. The bundle includes high-quality PDF files that are printable and editable to suit your needs. Whether used for classroom displays, individual student reference, or in homeschool settings, these charts are versatile and effective. With comprehensive coverage of essential phonics rules and alignment with the UFLI curriculum, this resource will enhance your students’ reading skills and make your phonics instruction more engaging and organized. Make phonics fun and effective with our UFLI-aligned Phonics Rules Anchor Charts Bundle! This resource will not only enhance your students’ reading skills but also make your phonics instruction more engaging and organized.
Poster, Anchor Chart- text structures, description, sequence, compare & contrast, cause & effect, problem & solution I create a large version of this on poster board or anchor chart paper with my class and then tell them I will "copy" it onto a smaller size. Great for saving space, but ...
GRAMMAR UNIT 7: CONTRACTIONS It is time to teach contractions ! My students have come so far with their grammar skills in units 1-6. Our language has improved so much as we have been learning about nouns , adjectives , verbs , adverbs , capitalization , and punctuation .
In this download you will have access to phonics worksheets that allow your students to practice CRITICAL PHONICS SKILLS in a FUN, ENGAGING & INTERACTIVE way. From vowels, blends, digraphs and more you will get fun printables including mazes, dice and spinner games, comprehension and sentence writing practice and so much more!
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Review the rules for when the letters G and C will say their soft sounds (C says /s/ and G says /j/) & grab a FREE anchor chart!
Print a FREE anchor chart, mini book, fluency passage and more! Backed by the science of reading, these lessons will make learning the phonics standard engaging and effective.
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How to teach r controlled vowels and the r combination syllable to struggling readers - multisensory activities and strategies for teaching bossy r
Writing is one of my favorite times during the day! In these first few weeks of school, my students have blown me away with their creativity in their writing. It excites me for what is to come this year! The best thing about being part of the College of Education was you got to pretend you were a kid again. We participated in several lessons that were applicable to our classrooms. In a writing course, my junior year, my professor led us on a Writing Marathon. Our mission was to roam campus for an hour and find different locations to write. He sent us on our way and told us to return in 60 minutes! In my Writer's Notebook, I wrote down my sights around Brady Commons, the Columns, and the steps of the College of Ed. Thinking back on that day, I remember having a great time with friends and writing ..writing... and more writing. I decided to test this strategy out with my kiddos this year. My school utilizies the 6+1 Writing Traits program and our first trait is "Ideas". We have been working on gathering ideas and zooooooooming in on one idea. After specials, I told my kids to grab their Writer's Notebooks because we were taking a little marathon. Their goal: use their 5 senses and observe the area they are in. Minimum of 4 sentences per location! We hit up the following spots in school: Classroom Front lawn Cafeteria Library Playground I had the best time reading through their entries. Several cracked jokes and expressed hunger throughout the process! Besides getting to move around the school, my students practiced generating ideas and focusing in on one idea at a time. I don't know about you but I love anchor charts. It's a great time for the class to get together and collaborate ideas. I believe that charts created together are more powerful than pre-made ones. Yes, I have store bought posters on my wall... but I also have ones we made. It's a nice mixture! You can take the girl out of second grade... but you can't take the anchor chart out of the girl! That's the saying, right? Anywho, here are a few fun anchor charts from around the web. Click the captain for the source! The First Grade Parade First Grade Parade Mrs. Williams Kinders I need to stop this late night blogging. What has gotten into me!? It's bedtime. But first, I'm obsessed with this performance from the VMA's. Enjoy! 2011 VMA - Music - Beyoncé
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This Beginning L-Blends phonics posters and word wall set is the ultimate resource to teach and review beginning L-blends words phonics sounds to your kindergarten, first, and second grade students. This resource is an effective learning tool that covers a variety of word families and spelling patte...
Would you like to decorate your classroom with fun, hand-drawn anchor charts/posters? Do you simply not have the time to get them done? Well, you have come to the perfect place! I love making these engaging and appealing anchor charts. I also can draw/create any other topic you would like, just contact me directly and ask! My students absolutely love these posters and references them every day. Many of them are visual learners, so the colorful images really help them connect and remember what they have learned. This particular anchor chart is for readers/writers learning about the difference between short and long vowels. My students absolutely love the frog characters and the letter characters. They sometimes struggle to remember the vowel sound differences so they always love referencing this poster! **These will be copies unless asked otherwise for a custom poster. They are not laminated, and are printed on normal, anchor chart paper. I ship these out ASAP after being ordered, but please keep in mind once shipped, it is outside of my control. Therefore, if shipping does not meet your expectations, I highly encourage you to please reach out to me first, and we have always been able to work something out to make up for anything that may have occurred after I have sent your package, thanks so much!! Hope you love it :)
Save time looking for phonics anchor chart ideas with this Inflectional Endings Anchor Chart pack. With these phonics posters, your first and second grade students will learn how a word changes when adding -s -ed and -ing. With the easy to cut design, these colorful and engaging anchor charts are the perfect tool to help guide your instruction. This Anchor Chart Pack Includes: What are Inflectional Endings? Inflectional Endings s/es/ies Inflectional Endings d/id/t Inflectional Endings er/est Inflectional Endings ing Looking for Digital Anchor Charts? No problem! Each anchor chart has been uploaded into Google Slides for you to share with your students. ___________________________________ ♡ Follow my store ♡ You’ll be the first to know about new resources that are 50% OFF for 24 hours! Copyright © Chalkboard Chatterbox, LLC For product questions, comments, information, or requests, please contact me at [email protected]
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