Although I am not the best at making them, I believe strongly in Anchor Charts. At the beginning of the year, my walls are bare. No cutesy posters and decor. Just blank walls. As the year progresses, my walls are quickly filled with charts from all of my minilessons. My students use these charts during a unit, and well after. They serve as a “point of reference” for my students whenever they should need some help.
Math Anchor Charts
These are the charts I used during math workshop. I created some of these for lessons and some were created during a lesson. The key to any “good” anchor chart is making it useful and relevant to your students.
You can also check out my favorite math resources to use in your classroom!
Reading Anchor Charts
This is my collection of Reading charts. Some have two versions; one incomplete and one completed.
You can also check out my favorite Reading resources to use in your classroom!
Writing Anchor Charts
Next, you’ll find just a few of my key writing charts. I always include my planning sheets in my anchor charts for students to reference throughout the year.
You can also check out my favorite Reading resources to use in your classroom!
Grammar Anchor Charts
While I saved only a few of my Grammar Charts, I used lots throughout the school year. Grammar is a critical part of becoming a good writer and is often overlooked or forgotten.
You can also check out my favorite Reading resources to use in your classroom!
Thanks for checking out my collection. I hope you can use some of these chart ideas in your classroom. Also, hopefully, my “not so pinteresty” anchor charts made you feel better about your own. Haha!
