Main topic key details anchor chart first grade

October might be my favorite month of the year! I love all things fall, including pumpkins! Pumpkin Circle by George Levenson is a great nonfiction text to use for integrating your science standards and learning about identifying main topic and retelling key details of a text. The book takes children through the life cycle of a pumpkin. You can use the text to teach students how to pull out those important key details. First Grade Interactive Read Aloud Lessons for October This post contains…

Last week, we spent a lot of time on Main Idea. My class needed some practice with sorting and classifying before I could begin to introduce the main idea. So I began by placing several objects in a b

Main Idea anchor chart

Make teaching the Main Topic and Key Details in second grade easy and engaging! This resource includes a variety of Main Topic worksheets, lesson plans, anchor charts, and fun activities. Aligned to the RI.2.2 Common Core standard, these worksheets help second graders grasp reading comprehension skills while keeping them engaged with Main Topic games and graphic organizers. Perfect for simplifying your reading lessons!

Anchor Chart for Teaching Main Idea :) the whole pizza is the main idea and the toppings are the details that support it!

Main idea anchor chart

Help your students master main idea with these fun lesson ideas! Each of these teaching tips will help your first grade and second grade students learn to identify the main idea and details in a paragraph. Read all about how to create an anchor chart, whole group lessons, and individual work ideas. As a bonus, get FREE main idea activities and worksheets to use for guided reading and centers! Check them out for your 1st grade and 2nd grade students today!

I’m writing a blog post about how to teach your students to identify the main topic and key details during reading. Keep reading for instructional practices,

Anchor charts can be so helpful! In this post, I show you an easy-to-use anchor chart that my upper elementary students & I use to help us decide the main idea of the passage. I walk you through how my 3rd, 4th, and 5th graders & I use this reusable main idea anchor chart to determine key words AND write a main idea statement. I have even included a FREEBIE! Snag the FREE printable mini anchor chart at the bottom of the post! {special education, third, fourth, fifth grade, reading compre

Teaching main topic and key details is an essential literacy skill for first and second graders. Click the pin to check on these engaging ideas for hands-on activities, classroom transformation, and no prep printables, that are included in this post. These are some of the most engaging, high interest ways to teach main topic and key details to your elementary students!