We had a request for anchor charts from PreK. So here you go! I took these photos at Gabriela Mistral Early Childhood Center in HISD in Houston. What a fabulous school for 4 year olds! My friend, Mechiel Rozas, is the principal here and invited me to come to their Math Data Day before Spring [...]
Posts Tagged ‘anchor charts’
Anchor charts in Pre-K
Posted in Classroom tips, tagged anchor charts on April 11, 2010 | 1 Comment »
More anchor charts from Goose Creek ISD
Posted in Classroom tips, tagged anchor charts on March 9, 2010 | 1 Comment »
Upper grade teachers in Goose Creek ISD worked together to create sample anchor charts to accompany Figure 19 Comprehension Skills (related to TX state standards). Many of them used the theme of “making connections.” I told how I liked to tell my students that when they read it’s like a TV. When you turn the TV on, there’s sound and [...]
Comprehension Instruction at Goose Creek ISD
Posted in Classroom tips, tagged anchor charts on March 3, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
I recently worked with teachers in Goose Creek ISD in the Houston area on our newest comprehension standards. We looked at how to model, model, model and made some sample anchor charts. Here are some pics of the sample charts we’ll later make with students. Please send any pics of your anchor charts you’d like us [...]
Anchor charts
Posted in Classroom tips, tagged anchor charts on October 1, 2009 | 2 Comments »
These two great pictures of anchor charts come from Deedee Wills, a kindergarten teacher at Owensville Elementary School in Missouri. Deedee created a morning procedure chart and since that worked really well, she also created a chart for use at the end of the school day. Great ideas!
Thinking about anchor charts
Posted in Classroom materials, Classroom tips, tagged anchor charts, deep comprehension, math, QAR on August 23, 2009 | 6 Comments »
While in Maine last week, I met with about 400 teachers at the Elks Lodge in Waterville. As part of our work together, we thought about anchor charts we’d make with children this year. Before creating an anchor chart with children, it’s a good idea to think about what it might look like. So we made [...]
