R.A.C.E your written responses classroom anchor chart.

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Click for FREE posters and reminder bookmarks as well as lots of RACE strategy resources! Learn how to teach students the RACE writing strategy (Restate, Answer, Cite, Explain), which helps students write better constructed responses. Teachers can use the I Do, We Do, You Do method to teach this skill. The post also includes anchor charts and free RACE strategy posters. By using this strategy, students can write organized, thoughtful responses to constructed response questions.

Anchor chart for elementary, middle school, and high school Constructed Response / Short Answer Response using A.C.E. strategy

All the pieces that make up a story.

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

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R.A.C.E strategy anchor chart for writing