Ocean animals anchor chart

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When conducting our ocean research this year, my students and I needed to find a way to record the information we were learning from informational text. I have used Have, Can, Are charts in the past and they worked wonders for this unit! Not only do the students have to recall important details from the text, but they need to decide which category is best for their fact. These charts are wonderful tools for students when writing informational text and compare and contrast writing. Check out…

Ocean KWL

Summer is just around the corner! I can already smell the campfires, taste the popsicles, and hear the crashing of the ocean waves! It can be hard to keep little learners focused on learning while they are day dreaming about the dog days of summer! One easy way to keep your kids engaged in learning

We made a Circle Map this week while we are learning about details. We also made a list of Ocean Animals before we started reading our story for the week. I had no idea that Dory was a Pacific Regal Blue Tang- but my Smarties knew it! This is my Literacy Wall in my classroom where we try to contain our weekly knowledge in one place. It has our retelling cards, oral vocabulary, spelling words with selection vocabulary challenge words, anchor charts, graphs and maps, and my Whole Brain…

Ocean anchor chart

Ocean Activities, Centers and Crafts for kindergarten is the perfect unit for young learners that love learning about animal life. This unit is based around essential question and contains real photos, anchor charts, large and small group as well as independent writing and centers to reinforce concepts and fun hands on craftivities that students will love!

Teaching tips, ideas, and resources for kindergarten, first grade, and early childhood education.

Ocean poem anchor chart