Sentences anchor chart

Different Types of Sentences Anchor Chart

Complete sentences anchor chart

Complete sentences anchor chart

Does Your Sentence Have Swag?

Ideas for teaching Types of Sentences to 3rd, 4th & 5th grade upper elementary students. Declarative, Imperative, Interrogative & Exclamatory

Writing a complete sentence

Are you teaching students to identify the four types of sentences? Check out this blog post. It contains multiple activities that you can use in your upper elementary classroom! Check out the types of sentences anchor chart and download the FREE worksheet and interactive notebook foldable!

Let's Write- writing in complete sentences anchor chart

Complete Sentence anchor chart. We use the same colors when identifying the parts in writing.

Do you create anchor charts with your students? I use them for just about every unit I teach. Not only are they great to look at, they are also very beneficial for your students. What is an anchor chart? An anchor chart sometimes gets confused with learning posters. It isn't something that you just print and hang up. An anchor chart is a visible learning tool that you create WITH your students. You take the standard you are teaching, and write out the important parts of the standard or your…

If you need a writing anchor chart to help your students with visual references, this post has 9 must-make anchor charts to boost your writers.

Complex Sentences Anchor Chart! This blog post also features a FREE activity where students write their own complex sentences.

Help the kids how to stretch a sentence

If you don't already use them, you're going to love using these this school year. Anchor charts are awesome tools for teaching just about any subject!

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