Using quotations anchor chart

Quotation Marks Anchor Chart (with FREEBIE)- Teach your students about the placement of tags when writing dialogue.

Quotation Marks Anchor Chart

3rd grade dialogue anchor chart

After 24 wonderful years of teaching there is now a name for what we have been doing for years....It's called Anchor Charts!! I love it! Here are some of my anhcor charts and also some of my wonderful friends have shared their's with me! This is an descriptive paragraph one of my students wrote about me. Ok...he got the year a little off but he did try! LOL! Such a sweet boy! Lots of Anchor Charts from Spring 2012 Thanks Karla!!! Great quotation mark chart!!! Thanks Mary Jo!!! What a great…

Punctuating Titles Anchor Chart | Part of a free lesson that includes a free sorting activity! Use this anchor chart activity and freebie to teach your students about when to underline titles, when to italicize titles, and when to place titles inside quotation marks.

This is a great anchor chart for teaching fourth graders rules for using quotation marks in their writing. We tied it to a promethium board interactive lesson and a winter dialogue packet.

We have been brushing up on our quotation skills the last couple of weeks. It is such a hard skill for students to grasp in first grade, but once they reach second grade it's like something "clicks" and they can pick it up quickly. (So don't stress yourselves out first grade teachers!) Here is our quotation mark anchor chart... we used quotes from our Magic Tree House read aloud that we have been reading. During stations, we used play-dough to create quotation marks on our sentence cards…

Working on quotation marks with your students/child? This FUN and engaging game is the perfect way to learn how to use them…plus kids practice spelling at the same time! Like my Roll and Write Different Kinds of Sentences, spelling words are integrated right into the activity! Note: The free download link is found towards the ... Read More about Roll and Write Sentences with Quotation Marks

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