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Rhyming words anchor chart. Students can play a 'find your rhyming partner' game and put their pair of rhymes on the chart.

Make your anchor charts interactive and reusable using Velcro and sticky notes!

Hi, I'm Lindsay and I'm obsessed with anchor charts! Yes...it's really an obsession. I have a WHOLE classroom wall dedicated to anchor charts. I'm not sure if its because I like to draw, or make them look cutesy, or pretend I'm cool like Cara...but it's true. I love anchor charts! Here are a few I made this past week to use for instruction. What's a Scientist? {Inspired by Cara @The First Grade Parade} Character & Setting {Inspired by Abby @The Inspired Apple} Rhyming Words {Inspired by Me}…

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Who doesn't love a bargain? Last year I started creating a collection of teaching materials that I called "Dollar Deals." These dollar deal...

The Hop On Pop Words Printable is an educational resource designed to help young children develop their reading skills. This printable contains a variety of words from the popular Dr. Seuss book, Hop On Pop, allowing children to practice their recognition and pronunciation of these foundational words. With colorful illustrations and engaging activities, this printable is perfect for preschoolers and early readers who are eager to expand their vocabulary and improve their reading abilities.

H Brothers anchor chart after our word sorting mini-lesson. I wrote the words a head of time on flash cards and then let the kiddos sound out the words and glue them on the chart according to which digraph the word had. Now, this anchor chart lives in our word work center so that the kiddos can practice reading and making H Brother words.

I love hearing my girls (and sometimes a few boys) outside chanting rhymes. One of their favorites goes, "If it's a girl, I'll give her a ...