Ask and answer questions anchor chart 2nd grade

Even and Odd Anchor Chart

Tips, tricks, and materials for creating and using engaging anchor charts in the K-2 classroom throughout the school year.

Questions good readers ask..before, during, and after a book. Great reading strategy for students during readers workshop or guided reading.

Asking or Telling? Telling or Asking??? Omigoodness!!! Do your kiddos ever give you that "dazed & confused" look when they are trying to ...

As we dive into 2nd quarter my reading instruction is now full of non-fiction. Most of our reading objectives for the quarter deal with non-fiction. While my second graders usually know what non-fiction is and how it is different from fiction, they often don't understand most of the conventions, text features, and how to retell. So we spend a LOT of time in our minilessons learning all we can about non-fiction. I've started out by introducing text features. I had an old poster that had a…

These close reading anchor charts will help your students understand the concept of close reading and apply it as they analyze texts.

CCSS RL1 ask and answer questions objective- asking

Teaching #reading Comprehension Strategies: Asking Questions QAR Strategy - Raise the Bar Reading

I've been completely enjoying my time in 3rd grade. The kids are a scream! I've been making anchor charts for them because I'm a visual learner. I like to see in print what I am learning. So, I just assume these kids can also benefit - hence the love of anchor charts. I'm literally obsessed with pinning them on my Pinterest account. Anyhow, here's my recent anchor chart for our prefix and suffix lessons coming up: As you can see, I sorta ran out of room with all those suffixes, but it's…

Asking questions anchor chart

These 13 teacher and expert-tested strategies (plus 10 anchor charts) will strengthen your students' ability to find and use evidence from any text.

The asking questions reading strategy and QAR strategy are so important in encouraging students to be active readers.

Think, Pair, Share anchor chart

Genre and Concept Charts – Charts That Teach Beyond “Just the Facts” Routines were the main topic of our last post and aligned with the first section of our new book, Smarter Charts for Math,…

The question–answer relationship (QAR) strategy helps students understand the different types of questions. By learning that the answers to some questions are "Right There" in the text, that some answers require a reader to "Think and Search," and that some answers can only be answered "On My Own," students recognize that they must first consider the question before developing an answer.

Exclamations anchor chart

Strategies, lessons, activities, and ideas designed to help students learn to read.