Topic sentence anchor chart

Sentence Starters and Transitions Anchor Chart for Informational Writing! Helps Grade 1-3 students transition from their topic sentence, to points, facts, and closing. Great support for independent writing.

Try using an anchor chart to teach topic sentences. Just change the post-its when you change topics.

Anchor chart for topic sentence starters! @snipes6thgrade

Topic Sentences and Owls!! by 2 Literacy Teachers!

How to write a paragraph hamburger anchor chart; main idea/topic sentence; supporting details; closing sentence/conclusion; text evidence

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Students can use these sentence started to create a well written informative piece. Students can use this to practice how topic sentences, details, and closing sentences should start. Teachers can use this as an anchor chart to display for students to refer to while writing.

Most students have a difficult time getting started with the writing process. This product serves as a useful guide on topic sentence writing. It provides six different ways and examples of how to begin a new paragraph or essay.

Emily Garcia | Education to the Core on Instagram: "Here's an anchor chart idea to help your students elaborate and write complete sentences! 📝 Pair it with our Stretch a Sentence center or Sentence Basics packet for students to practice independently. Comment SENTENCE for the links! 🥳"

Topic sentence and closing sentence anchor chart!