Nonfiction anchor chart first grade

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An early lesson you want to teach your students is the difference in books that tell stories and books that give information. I have found that the best way to teach this is within context of different types of texts. Let's read more about some resources that I have used to teach the differences in the two types, as well as meet our pesky friend, the BOOK BANDIT! We begin the unit learning the text features of both types of texts by creating this anchor chart and using real text examples to…

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My new obsession this year has been making and using anchor charts for my lessons. Here are just some of the anchor charts I have made thi...

fiction vs. non-fiction anchor chart

Fiction vs. Nonfiction Anchor Chart

Finding the main idea in a non-fiction text can be tricky, but I've developed a few tried-and-true ways to make this important skill engaging, FUN and successful! Check out this anchor chart and a few other quick and easy lessons and activities to help students easily identify the main idea in a non-fiction text. #mainidea #languagearts #teachingwithamountainview

Text Features Anchor Chart | Text features for non-fiction, somewhat color-coded (tee-hee). First ...

I use tons of anchor charts in my classroom. Some are used for one lesson while some hang in the classroom all year long so they can be ref...