Accountable talk

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My fourth grade class has been working a lot on “accountable talk.” I found these great desk charts on TPT (under "Made By Joanne Miller") and my students have been great about referring to them. In...

Teaching your students all about accountable talk is so important when you are launching reader's workshop. This set of mini anchor charts can help! These anchor charts will make any upper elementary teacher's job easier as they get ready to launch reader's workshop in their classroom.

Teach your students how to have accountable talk using these sentence starters and stems. These speech bubbles contain rules and stems for students to use as prompts for having conversations in reading, writing, and math. These can be used on an anchor chart in primary or elementary classrooms. I also have bookmarks, lessons, and posters for teaching all about accountable talk and what is accountable talk!

The NUMBER 1 thing that teachers tell me about their class is....they talk TOO much. They say, "my students talk all the time. I've tried everything and they

Elizabeth Ingram | These accountable talk stems are a definitely a staple in my classroom. Toward the end of the year, the kids don’t really need to refer to… | Instagram

Boy, has it been a long time since my last post! I've been busy, to say the least, with teaching three courses this semester, loving my 1/2 classroom by day and shoveling, shoveling, shoveling the 3 feet + of snow that has plagued the Northeast. Can we say seven snow days and school on two days during April vacation? Since last year, my school has had professional development on Accountable Talk across all subject areas. We want our learners to be thinkers--more than that. We want our…

Think about the experience of sitting at dinner with friends and family on Thanksgiving. If your dining experience is like mine, conversations are spirited. Charged, in fact! Raised voices, laughte…

This is a hard good item. This is NOT digital. There is no download included. You will receive: Printed, laminated and cut out anchor chart ready to use! There are NO holes punched in the an…

Anchor chart for accountable talk!

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Joanne Miller on Instagram: “Talking chips and this accountable talk resource is all you need to get your students engaged in respectful and meaningful conversations…”

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These mini lessons will help get your students ready for academic conversations using the ideas of Accountable Talk. Students will really beginning to listen to each other and participate better in the conversations in your classroom. Why use Accountable Talk? Using these lessons has really turned my class and my teaching around! I have heard some great conversations in my room because I took the time to teach the skills needed. Questions asked are open-ended questions with no right or wrong…

124 Likes, 7 Comments - The Sweet Life In The Middle (@thesweetlifeinthemiddle) on Instagram: “My friend teaches Middle School Math. I am stealing her bulletin board idea for accountable talk…”

This complete set of Accountable Talk posters, desk plates, and notebook inserts, including simple hand signals, is everything you and your students will need to refer to for meaningful and engaging discussions! Included: *Full Bulletin Board Set: -Bulletin Board header/title ("Accountable Talk") -4 Hand Signals Posters (I agree, I disagree, I want to add on, I have a question) -11 Discussion Stem Posters -2 Blank Posters *Student Printables: -Vertical Desk Plates with all hand...

This is a hard good item. This is NOT digital. There is no download included. You will receive: Printed, laminated and cut out anchor chart ready to use! There are NO holes punched in the an…