Verb anchor chart first grade

First grade anchor charts are great tools for reminding kids about concepts in math, writing, spelling, science, and more! Check out these great ideas.

What can YOU do? Well we can learn about verbs, and that's just what we have been working on the past few weeks. I introduced verbs by reading the fabulous book by Ruth Heller 'Kites Sail High' and using my anchor chart. We also watched Brainpop Jr. {LOVE}. To cumulate our verb lesson for the day, each student had to come up with a verb they could do. The challenge, no 2 people's could be alike! {WhAt!?} They thought I had lost my marbles, until we actually started thinking of all the things…

Verbs anchor chart

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Verbs anchor chart

Verbs, past, present, future, verb tenses, first grade

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Kelsey Nelon on Instagram: “Vicky Verb commanded us to play a game of Verb Charades, what else could we DO!!?! The babes had soooo much fun putting their verbs into…”

I love hearing my girls (and sometimes a few boys) outside chanting rhymes. One of their favorites goes, "If it's a girl, I'll give her a ...

I am uber-obsessed with anchor charts y'all! I love to have things hanging around my room that I use to teach with and that the kids are able to refer back to. You may remember seeing these babies a few weeks back after I finished making my own collection...yes, slaving with the pencils, crayons, and markers making them just perfect. I swore to you I would turn them into easy to use, printable anchor charts for your classroom and.....WALAH! Your wish is my command! This packet includes…