Elaboration anchor chart

Elaboration, sensory details, writing, fourth grade (dead pin)

Elaboration stems for writing about evidence

Comparing Fiction and Nonfiction structures and features, Anchor Chart

Elaboration Strategies Anchor Chart

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Mrs. Warner's Learning Community

Teaching theme is vital. It's the heart of the story. Finding it isn't always easy, and kids need direct instruction. Recreate this ELA anchor chart idea! Use large paper and gather your kids around. Make it ahead of time, but you can leave the "Possible Theme Statements" blank. Try letting your students come up with examples. Fill it in as they give you ideas! Follow me for more ELA anchor chart ideas.

Anchor chart allusion

NF Elaboration Strategies

I created this resource to help students with learning the difference between evidence and elaboration. This will help them to include both when discussing or writing in response to text. There is also an evidence and elaboration sentence starter sort: for the sort have students cut and sort out the sentence stems based on whether it is transition words used for evidence or elaboration. Remember: Evidence is information cited from the text or graphic that supports their claim (answer)…

Anchor Chart Implicit/Explicit

Cheeseburger Informational evidence based writing anchor chart