Long i anchor chart

Long I anchor charts, long I spelled ie, long I spelled y long I spelled igh

To keep the anchor charts that I have been teaching out on display I have added a space in the back of my classroom to display them. I have hot glued clothes pins to the wall so I can easily clip them up and change them out to keep them on display. Since I have started to make more and more anchor charts I had to think of a way to store them. I have used hooks and hangers to hang them up. I also printed out labels to easily find the charts I am looking for.

Meghan Harris on Instagram: "This anchor chart makes me hungry every. single. time. 🍬🍟⁠ ⁠ Who else is learning long E and long I sounds?!"

Hopefully, I'm getting this out to you with enough time to incorporate it into your January or February lesson plans! And, if you've already done penguins this year, maybe it will just give you some new ideas. I also want to note that many of my idea came from or were inspired by activities given in Deanna Jump's Penguin Unit which can be purchased at Teachers Pay Teachers. {It will be a purchase worth your while! Promise!} Also, I would have to say this was probably one of the most fun…

Long vowel, long i, magic e anchor chart

I cannot tell a lie - I love anchor charts. No, I REALLY love anchor charts. I am a visual person, and I think most kids like to see their learning on display as well. Anchor charts also help me look good, because they remind me of what's what! It was actually fun (really?) to study vowel pairs, vowel digraphs, and diphthongs. I'm not kidding! I combed through their book to make this chart in order to put all of the information onto one chart. We had this chart up for 2 weeks and referred to…

Over the past two-three weeks, I have been working on classroom posters and diagrams for my room. I teach first grade and took the opportunity of moving into a new room to redecorate my room a litt…

long o anchor chart