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Help students understand the importance of courage in the classroom. This post shares a wide variety of tools you can use to teach courage.

What do you do when you run out of wall space for your anchor charts? How do you display your anchor charts? Do you make new anchor charts every year? Hello, friends! I am Deb Hanson from Crafting Connections, and you may or may not already know that I am addicted to using anchor charts in the classroom! I frequently blog about the ones I create, and I'm constantly pinning great anchor chart ideas I find on Pinterest! Because of this, a few questions about anchor charts are sent my way throughout the school year. I must admit, a few years ago, I hadn't figured out any great solutions to these common anchor chart problems. However, thanks to Pinterest, I have found some answers that I'm going to share with you today! Question 1: How do you display your anchor charts? Before I found the creative solution shown above, I hung my anchor chart tablet on some hooks that were previously attached to my white board... or I used about 10 heavy-duty clip magnets, which was rather unattractive. The drawback, of course, was losing precious board space. I love this idea first shared by Sam from Fun with Firsties. You just need to mount two large command hooks on an open wall, hang an inexpensive curtain rod on the hooks (I bought one at Walmart for less than $3), and use binder rings to attach your anchor chart to the curtain rod! Voila! Questions 2 & 3: Do you tear the anchor chart out of the notebook to display? If so, what do you do when you run out of wall space for your anchor charts? There are times that I tear my anchor charts out of their notebooks, but it nearly crushes me to do so! Once it gets torn out, it nearly always eventually ends up getting tossed into the garbage, or rolled up and misplaced when I want to find it again. The above solution would make it possible to keep all of those anchor charts in their notebook where they are easy to find! But what about when you want to display multiple anchor charts for an extended period of time? Create an anchor chart binder!! I first discovered this idea on the Teaching My Friends blog. Simply snap a photo of each anchor chart you make, print it out, and place it inside a special binder! Now you can easily refer to various anchor charts throughout the year by finding it in your binder and placing it under your document camera. If you want to download the FREE cover, just click here. I created covers for the next 5 school years! You will find another solution in the answer to Question #6. Question 4: But if you use a binder, don't the students lose that "easy access" to the anchor charts? Not if you create small versions for students to glue inside their interactive notebooks!! This post by Nasreen at Upper Grades are Awesome inspired this solution. When you take a photo to insert into your anchor chart binder, simply make smaller versions for students to glue inside their interactive notebooks. I reduced the size of the photo so that I could fit four onto a page. Each student is given an image to glue inside their interactive notebook! Now they have easy access to their own personal version of the anchor chart. Hop to this blog post to check out my Connections Anchor Chart and to download this interactive notebook FREEBIE! Question 5: Do you make new anchor charts each year? It just depends. I know the purpose of anchor charts is to be interactive, so if it's a more interactive anchor chart (like the adjective anchor chart shown below) I make a new one every year. However, I must admit that there are anchor charts that I make before class, and we do a different type of interactive activity with them after we review the information on the anchor chart. For example, my "Connections" anchor chart is one that I keep from year to year (I feel that the interactive aspect comes when students create the interactive notebook page shown above). Also, other anchor charts, like my context clues anchor chart, is created more for student reference, so I reuse it from year to year. Question 6: Do you have any ready-to-go anchor charts that are available for purchase? Yes, I recently created a set of reading anchor charts. In this packet, you will find 27 personal anchor charts (that can be colored and glued into reading notebooks) and 27 full-page color anchor charts (that can be placed in a flip display book and set on a table). The reading topics covered include making inferences, citing text evidence, author's purpose, main idea, point of view, perspective, text structures, genres, figurative language, context clues, summarizing, plot elements, types of conflict, themes, and much more! Just click HERE to check it out! I have also created language anchor charts that align with the 2nd grade, 3rd grade, 4th grade, and 5th grade Common Core standards. FREE Newsletter! Blog TpT Store Instagram Facebook Pinterest My YouTube Video

Standards of Mathematical Practices and Anchor Charts has all 8 standards and anchor charts that help explain standards so that students can better understand them. I have included a black and white version and a colored version. Check out my other products: Math Detective CSI Building Challenge STEM and Writing Centers

This divisibility rules poster is a MUST HAVE poster for any 4th, 5th, or 6th grade math class. It will look BEAUTIFUL on your word wall and it will help your students with division.

IB Learner Profile CLASSROOM POSTERS THIS INCLUDES: 10 posters (1 for each learner profile) -Each poster measures 4.25 inches x 11 inches (2 posters fit on one standard page) POSTERS INCLUDE: Thinkers Inquirers Caring Principled Risk-Takers Balanced Reflective Open-Minded Knowledgeable *Each poster includes a kid-friendly definition, along with a unique visual image, featuring a "growth mindset "brain!

Are you looking for a sound wall with mouth pictures? This science of reading-aligned sound wall is perfect for your classroom.   In this bundle I provided two sound wall options: sound wall with clip art sound wall with photos Individual Sound Wall with clipart Individual Sound Wall with photos   What is a Sound Wall? A sound wall is a tool used to organize sounds (phonemes) and the letters (graphemes) used to make those sounds. A sound wall looks very similar to a word wall, but the organization is quite different. Rather than focusing on letters, a sound wall focuses on sounds. The word dog, for example, has both three letters and three phonemes, or sounds: /d/o/g/. The word phone, on the other hand, has five letters, but only three phonemes (sounds): /ph/o/n/. The realization that all letters make sounds can be a game changer for students. When we hear words, we hear phonemes put together (d/o/g/ = ‘dog’). While speaking is a natural process usually learned through immersion, reading and writing require more intentional instruction. The sound wall is an important component of this intentional instruction.  What is the purpose of a sound wall? Reading and writing can be mysterious to the early learner. The twenty-six letters of the English alphabet make forty-four phonemes, or sounds, and there are over two hundred different ways to spell those sounds. Learning these phonemes helps enable early learners to ‘crack the code’. The purpose of a sound wall is to help students to focus on sounds as they relate to letters and words. The sound wall can be used throughout the day by both the teacher and the students, making reading and writing easier.   How to Teach With the Sound Wall Begin by introducing the sound, followed by the letter(s) that most commonly make that sound. For example, the sound /k/ is most commonly made by the letters c, k, or the ck combination. Reference the wall regularly, including a daily review of each sound. Demonstrate mouth movements to effectively make the sounds shown (included in the Orthographic Mapping Mega Bundle). It’s important to practice these mouth movements with students. Small mirrors help children see what their lips and tongue are doing. This mouth work is optimally done in small groups to enable correction and coaching. What’s next? Integrate the sound wall into writing activities throughout the day! Make certain that students know it’s their sound wall, and they should use it often! Be sure to take a minute to admire your handiwork and the engagement and learning that are sure to follow. Your sound wall will be a game changer!  TERMS OF USE: You can reproduce the pages for classroom use only. The fonts I used are free for personal use. Duplication of this resource for commercial purposes or for the entire school is strictly forbidden.

This poster pack includes 35 STEM careers from A to Z! These make perfect community helpers bulletin board displays or counseling office decor to spark conversation with students about future career goals. Use them for your career education classroom guidance lessons or as visual aids during counseling lessons. You might be interested in my other career education resources! Terms Copyright © Counselor Keri, Keri Powers Pye. All rights reserved by author. This product is to be used by the original downloader only. Copying for more than one teacher, classroom, department, school, or school system is prohibited. This product may not be distributed or displayed digitally for public view. Failure to comply is a copyright infringement and a violation of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). Clipart and elements found in this PDF are copyrighted and cannot be extracted and used outside of this file without permission or license. Intended for classroom and personal use ONLY. See product file for clip-art and font credits.

This bundle of Algebra Math Anchor Charts includes 50 charts! This resource was put together using high quality photos of the hand-drawn anchor charts that I use in my classroom. You will get the individual anchor charts in PDF format of each black & white outline template as well as the completed colored version. Some outline templates contain color (they were created previous to me only making them black & white). The formats are designed for you to either print on regular-sized paper, print in poster-size (original chart was 24" by 32"), or even project the charts and trace them so you can edit whatever you need! You can also send them to a print shop for blue-printing! You can hang them up as you cover the topics on a bulletin board, or you can keep them all up all year long as a word wall! Many teachers have also been printing the outline template for students to complete and put into their notebooks, or printing smaller versions of the completed version for the same reference purpose. This bundle includes: Word for Algebraic Expressions The Order of Operations The Number Properties The Distributive Property Relations Is it a Function? Evaluating Functions Interpreting Graphs of Functions Consecutive Integer Equations One-Step Equations Solving Equations Variables on Both Sides Absolute Value Equations Ratios Percents of Change, Tax, Discount Literal Equations Weighted Averages Inequality Symbols + Compound Inequalities Inequalities in One Variable Graphs Absolute Value Inequalities Graphing Linear Equations Calculating Slope Slope-Intercept Form Graphing Linear Functions Finding the Inverse Function Systems of Equations Properties of Exponents Rational Exponents Exponential Functions Exponential Formulas (Growth, Decay, Compound Interest) Geometric Sequences Recursive Formulas Polynomials Multiplying Polynomials Factoring Flow Chart Absolute Value Functions Graphing Quadratics Quadratics - Vertex Form Completing the Square / Quadratic Formula Memorize the Squares Radical Functions Simplifying Radicals Operations with Radicals Radical Equations The Pythagorean Theorem Distance and Midpoint Formulas Graphing Rational Functions Simplifying Rationals Multiplying and Dividing Rational Expressions Adding and Subtracting Rationals

Creating a positive school climate is crucial to having a successful school. Use these positive character trait posters to spell out your school's or classroom's behavior management acronym. There are 232 words included to accommodate a wide variety of acronyms and abbreviations for your bulletin boards. Whether you use PRIDE, SOAR, PAWS, CARE, SPARK, or something else to promote positive behaviors at your school, this resource has you covered. ⭐ Click on the PREVIEW to take a look at the full list of words! The posters can be printed on 8.5"x11" colored paper and used as posters or cut out as letters. Instructions are included to print them smaller than 8.5"x11". *Please note that this resource is NOT EDITABLE. If there is a specific word that you would like to see, please reach out to me! Here is what's included: master list of all the words 232 word posters (not editable) If you like this resource, please check out my other products: ⭐ Back to School Resources ⭐ Classroom Management Resources ⭐End of the Year Ideas ⭐Language Arts Resources ⭐Math Resources ⭐ Holiday/Seasonal Click HERE to follow my store! Purchasing this resource gives you the license to use in YOUR CLASSROOM only. If you want to share with other teachers, please purchase additional licenses upon checkout or after purchasing. Multiple licenses are offered at a discount for your convenience. Don’t forget to LEAVE FEEDBACK, which earns you credit toward future TpT purchases. Thank you!

Load up your Character Education Perseverance month with this bundle of activities, lessons, bulletins, charts and more!

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Headers and strategies to go along with the 6 (or 6+1) Traits of Writing model. The file also includes blank lined pieces for you to write additional strategies on. This does not include a full year's worth of strategies, just a sampling to get you started. Use your writing minilessons and students'...

Are you looking for a fun back to school activity for your middle school science class? This is the perfect activity for the first day of science class. You can use this as a way to teach your students transitions and rotations. I love using the final picture to decorate the classroom with student work! Download includes a PDF file with the following: - Teacher's directions and example - Bulletin Board Title - Student Bunting Banner to complete - 8 task cards with directions for the banner - Google Slides™ slideshow of the task cards Other products you might like: - Math Reference Bulletin Board (with hexagons!) - Math Hanging Calendars for Middle School - Math Affirmation Bulletin Board Are you using one of my products? Post one on Instagram and tag me @countonkupe so I can share! If you would like to see my products in action, check out my website COUNT ON KUPE. Questions? Email me at [email protected] ** How to get TPT credit to use on future purchases ** Go to your My Purchases page. Beside each purchase, you will see a “Provide Feedback” button. Click it and give a rating and leave a comment! You will have credits to use on future purchases. ** Be the first to hear about my new products and discounts! ** Click HERE to become a follower. You will then see my updates! Let me know what you think! Happy Teaching!

Having visuals in your classroom is a great way to help students remember what you taught them! These printable posters will have your students referecing common ELA concepts and strategies all year long! What's Included: RACES Writing Strategy Color-Coded Bulletin Board Posters Plot Diagram Bulletin Board Posters Grammar Posters What's Coming Soon: Figurative Language Posters Summarizing Strategies Posters Genres Posters AND MORE! This is a GROWING bundle, meaning if you snag it now, you'll get any future resources added to this bundle for FREE! *PLEASE SEE PREVIEWS FOR CURRENT RESOURCES INCLUDED* Like this resource? Please leave a helpful review/rating and EARN SOME TPT CREDITS towards your next TPT purchase! Checkout my store here - all teacher friends are welcome! CLICK HERE to signup for my emails and receive an EXCLUSIVE FREEBIE - RACE Writing Posters - sent straight to your inbox! Other resources you may like: Back to School GROWING BUNDLE | Syllabus + Classroom Management + More RACE Writing Strategy | Citing Text Evidence | BUNDLE Group Project Peer Evaluation Form PRINT + DIGITAL

Well first off my little bloggy venture with Ffion from The First Grade Jungle is up! Please go check it out and enter in our giveaway! We are super excited about it! Second, since I have been absent for sometime now I figured I would catch you up and unload everything I have been storing on my camera. This means picture overload! Sorry. Generating Questions before reading (inspired by The Inspired Apple) Character Glove thanks to inspiration from Debbie Diller. I use this during small group as well. New workstation I added this year: Overhead. So far my students can write their words, make their words with magnets or letter tiles. I will be added sentence strips I made which I will print on transparencies and students can fill in the blanks. (Hopefully I will add this to TpT soon!) I just purchased the clear tiles and then wrote letters onto the tiles. Very simple and the kids LOVE this work station. Writing/ Handwriting Workstation. This will be transitioning into only writing next week. Another new workstation I added was the Non-Fiction Reading Station. I really wanted to promote my students to read to find out new information about a topic. I added a variety of books on various levels. I discussed with the students that they would still need to use the "good fit book" strategy to find books to read during this time. This year my kids REALLY love the Poetry Work Station. They get upset if they do not have time to finish and illustrate their poem. Love it. ABC/ Word Study Workstation Library Work Station Anchor Charts: Behavior Chart And a little reminder… Happy Monday :)

I often get questions about how to set up small group lessons in upper elementary. Strategy groups are one framework that can work for a variety of reading skills. Check out this post to learn more.

Create real-world connections to ELA content and skills using this discussion-starting bulletin board display!

This Chromebook Rules Poster is a great way to establish technology rules / expectations for using Chromebooks in the classroom. After sharing my iPad Promise Poster for iPad Classrooms, I had many requests to create something similar for Chromebooks! Lots of options are included: 1. First decide if you would like to call your poster the Chromebook Contract, Chromebook Covenant, Chromebook Commitment (Thank you Liz Reyes for this one!). Print the scroll with the title you decide. There are 4 different colored scrolls for all three titles: pink, blue, green & black. 2. Decide which colored "Chromebook" you would like to use to display the 8 rules. This is not an editable file. 5 colors are included: pink, green, purple, yellow and black. Chromebook expectations include: I will carry my Chromebook with two hands. I will always be kind to my Chromebook and tap the keys softly. I will keep food & drinks away from my Chromebook. I will only use the apps & websites my teacher tells me to use. I will stop what I'm doing and listen when my teachers is talking and giving directions. I will be a good digital citizen at all times. I will make sure to log-off once I am finished using my Chromebook. I will return the Chromebook to the proper place for charging. NEW UPDATE (7/12/22): I have added the 8 rules written in both words and pictures (picture cues) in each of the five Chromebook image colors! 3. Decide if you would like for students to "sign" the contract/covenant/commitment with their thumbprint (This is what I like to do...it makes it more memorable) or signature. You can find the colorful ink pad I use on my Amazon list HERE under "Random Favorites"). 5 different colored "Chromebooks" are included for the thumbprint computer (this contains a thumb emoji) and the signature computer (this contains the signature emoji): pink, green, purple, yellow and black. 4. Print all of the pieces (I like to use white card stock so it is more durable, especially if you plan to glue down)>Cut>Assemble. I added my Chromebook cutout and title to a black piece of poster board. You could also hang the pieces on a bulletin board. This makes a small display if you would like to hang it on a Chromebook cart :) Hang your poster in a visible spot in your classroom to serve as a reminder for using technology appropriately in the classroom! Check out the preview to see all of the pages that come in this PDF. Related Products • LAPTOP AND COMPUTER RULES POSTER • CHROMEBOOK KEYBOARD PRINTABLE PRACTICE SHEETS • iPAD KEYBOARD PRINTABLE PRACTICE SHEETS • iPromise iPad Poster *************************************************************************** Follow Me so you can be notified about my latest resources! (Click the star near The Techie Teacher icon) You can also follow me on: FACEBOOK Pinterest Instagram Twitter YouTube The Techie Teacher®

Have your students ever picked the numbers in a word problem and just did something random with them? They may have added when they should have multiplied or subtracted instead of divided. It can get very frustrating when students simply say they don’t know what to do. But what can we do to assist them? […]

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Make the walls of your classroom work for you and your students! Ideas for planning a Writing Wall that will truly support your little writers.

It's time to prep those bulletin boards! I've got five easy bulletin board ideas for your elementary classroom!

How cute is he????? This little guy was created by the A.M.A.Z.I.N.G. Cara over at The First Grade Parade . I made my own "A scientist is"...

Teaching respect in the classroom is so important for students. Click through if your teaching SEL or character education lessons.

A collection free math cheat sheet pdf printables that can be given to students for their math notebooks or enlarged into anchor charts.

Help kids learn to be kind and act as bucket fillers not bucket dippers with these ideas for bucket filler anchor charts, bulletin board displays, writing activities, books and videos, and printables.

Hang up your anchor charts in a cute way with this Anchor Chart Bulletin Board. Print out these letters and hang them up. Help build classroom community by having students decorate letters and label cards for your anchor chart bulletin board. Then hang them up and you have a anchor chart bulletin board that your have built together as a class! What's Included in the Anchor Chart Bulletin Board: The Letters for ANCHORING OUR LEARNING and label cards that say "Reading", "Math", "Writing", "Other" Two font versions are included Label Cards version with clip art is included Check out the preview more more details on the different versions included. I hope your students love making their classroom their own with this Anchor Chart Bulletin Board. You may also like: Editable Schedule Cards Centers Schedule Cards Student Name Tags Whole Class Rewards System Connect with Me: Blog Instagram Facebook Pinterest

Use this resource to create large, vivid, and beautiful math bulletin board posters! You can create these anchor charts with any printer! Great posters for any middle school or upper elementary mat…

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Looking for a writing process or writing bulletin board for your classroom? Maybe you just need a few pieces for an ELA anchor chart or writing display? This is the perfect bulletin board for you! This writing process bulletin board set is a great way to keep students engaged in the writing process-- plus it will help you keep track of their personal writing goals! I use the large pencil clip chart to help students track their progress. I also use the editable goal cards to help us focus on specific skills or trouble spots in our writing! Download includes: Giant writing process pencil clip chart Bulletin board titles "The Writing Process", "Authors at Work", "Write!" Mini headers: Author of the week; Writer of the week; Spotlight author 36 premade writing goal cards (black and white to save on ink) These cards say things like "I will space my words correctly" etc. 1 page of editable blank writing goal cards (a great way to tailor to student needs-- have each student write their own goal and hang from the board) Mini header: #goal getters (to put above the goals) Mini header: What do writers do? Along with printable verb words to use as an anchor chart 3 sizes of editable blank pencil banners (to add student names, words, letters, etc.) 7 different editable clothespin labels 1 set of round, numbered clothespin labels I hope this hands on board will motivate your students to focus on their writing and their goals for the year! Download the preview to see everything that's included in the download! Thank you! If you enjoy this bulletin board set, please check out more bulletin board options below: Math Talk: Editable Bulletin Board Kit Science Editable Bulletin Board Kit Social Studies Bulletin Board Reading: Editable Bulletin Board If you like this theme, be sure to follow me on TPT and Instagram for more updates! Hanging with Mrs. Hulsey on Instagram

This Claim, Evidence, and Reasoning CER bulletin board set/anchor chart/ posters are a colorful, informative science set of classroom decor that will help teach your students the steps in scientific thinking and knowledge construction (especially in an OpenSciEd unit)! The set includes the uppercase letters CER, the words “claim” “evidence” and “reasoning”, explanations of each step and 3 related questions to help students make connections! Check out other science resources in my store here! Simply print and display on a bulletin board in your classroom or hallway or shrink the pages to print, cut out the pieces, and attach to poster paper to make an informative anchor chart for students to see! Add construction paper to the backs to create a framed look! You can even add your own clip art, pictures and examples! The opportunities are endless! Here are other bulletin boards you may be interested in! Famous Science Fails Engineering Design Process We are Scientists Claim, Evidence, and Reasoning Welcome Back Elements Bulletin Board Science Stems and Accountable Talk Posters Happy Halloween in the Periodic Table of Elements Welcome Back in the Periodic Table of Elements Keep Calm and Do Science in the Periodic Table of Elements NGSS Performance Expectations Science Posters FREE NGSS Posters FREE Absent Work Labels and Bulletin Board Back-to-School Products you may be interested in: First Day of School STEM Activity First Day of School Welcome Letter Editable Newsletter Science Notebook Cover and Organizer Crosscutting Concepts Lab Stations Science & Engineering Practices Lab Stations (middle school) Science & Engineering Practice Lab Stations (grades 3-5) Objective Board Labels NGSS Parent Night Slideshow Welcome Back Elements Bulletin Board Accountable Talk Posters and Stems NGSS Back to School Bundle Keep Calm Science Bulletin Board NGSS Unit Template Famous Science Fails Bulletin Board Let’s Connect! Follow my store at this link to stay up-to-date on my latest NGSS resources! Click here! Are you on Facebook? Be sure to follow me on Facebook for NGSS FREEBIES, updates on what I’m working on, and of course, science memes! Professor Doubter's Facebook Page Looking for ways to assess student understanding of the NGSS on tests, pre-assessments, exit tickets, etc.? Then, check out my newest line of NGSS Assessment Questions here: NGSS Assessments and Task Questions Looking for other science resources: NGSS lessons, units, activities, templates, etc.? Check out my store for more here: Store Link. STEM Challenges For Every Month Synthetic and Natural Resources STEM Project Modeling Analog and Digital Signals Introduction to Waves Activity Properties of Waves Labs Modeling Reflection of Light Lab Prevent a Chemical Change With Pennies Lab Build a Junk Molecule Project Magnetic Fields and Eating Nails For Breakfast Lab Modeling Particle Motion, State, and Temperature Lab Physical and Chemical Changes Minilabs Dry Ice Demonstration on Sublimation Potential and Kinetic Energy Worksheet Modeling Compounds and Molecules with Fasteners Rutherford's Discovery of the Nucleus Lab (FREE) States of Matter Metaphors Maintaining Biodiversity Activity Modeling Food Chains and Food Webs Affected by the BP Oil Spill Living Things are Made of Cells Online Investigation Modeling Cell Organelles with Analogies Invasive Species Activity Natural Selection Butterfly Lab Resource Availability in Ecosystems Activity Gathering Evidence for Photosynthesis Lab Adaptations and Biomimicry STEM Lab Erosion and Soil Conservation STEM Project Rock Cycle Projects Wind Erosion CER Lab Introduction to Rocks CER Lab Scale Model of the Solar System Lab (FREE) Plate Tectonics Stations Labs Buy the bundle to have access to all NGSS resources! NGSS Physical Science Bundle: Click Here NGSS Life Science Bundle: Click Here NGSS Earth Science Bundle: Click Here NGSS All Resources Bundle: Click Here Feel free to share my website with colleagues. Each purchase is a license for ONE person to use in a classroom setting per my Terms of Use. Distribution or sharing of any products are in violation of copyright law. Don't forget to rate me to earn TPT credits!! BE SURE TO FOLLOW ME TO STAY UP-TO-DATE ON MY LATEST RESOURCES!!!

This file includes student friendly writing visuals to help your students organize a text dependent analysis (TDA). Also included is an anchor chart with text evidence sentence starters/stems. *This file does not include text passages.

A quick lesson on when/how to use apostrophes: -1 Anchor Chart/Poster -2 practice worksheets: Apostrophes to show possession and Apostrophes in contractions -1 Editing practice worksheet