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Middle school ELA test prep poster images
Citing Evidence: A Harry Potter Poster
My students are always asking "Do I have to cite evidence?" As a true Harry Potter fan, I respond with the classic Severus Snape line "Always" all of the time. It drives them nuts. If they come back with a "Really?" then you hit them with "I'm Sirius!"
This poster encapsulates that conversation in a graphic way.
I hope you enjoy it!
Grades:
4th - 12th
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Adjective Anchor Chart Kit
Want to make an anchor chart you're proud of and can save for multiple years, you've stopped at the right place! This kit has everything (plus more) of what you need to make the perfect Adjective anchor chart. Laminate your pieces individually or all together. You can make the anchor chart with your class or make it ahead of time!
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PreK - 8th
TEST PREP STRATEGY POSTER RELAX
Don't STRESS the Test! Master the RELAX Reading Method with This Fun Visual Poster!Is test anxiety turning your classroom into a tense reading room? Relax, hero teacher! Transform test prep into a confident calm with this vibrant and engaging RELAX strategy poster! Featuring the catchy acronym RELAX, this poster guides students through each step with clear visuals and easy-to-understand language: Restrain the worry monster! Deep breaths and positive affirmations before diving in.Examine the ques
Grades:
3rd - 8th
Grammar/Punctuation Poster: Harry Potter Theme
For my first five years, I had a poster with the comma-related error of "Let's Eat Grandma!" Students loved this poster but it was worn out and needed replacing. As I have a Harry Potter themed classroom, I decided to roll out a Ron Weasley poster which made the same joke.
Your students will love this poster!
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2nd - 12th
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RADD Strategy - Writing Response Tool
Help prepare your students with the RADD strategy. This clearly outlined working aid will help your students construct written responses for classwork and the State Test. This strategy sheet can be used for grades 3-5.
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2nd - 6th
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Main Idea vs. Theme Anchor Chart
Use this anchor chart to teach the difference between Main Idea/Central Idea and Theme/Central Message. This can be displayed as a poster in the room or given to students as a checklist when determining the difference between the two concepts
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3rd - 7th
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Writing Text Evidence Guide/Poster
Use this poster in your classroom to help expand your student's ability to use clear transition statements in their writing.
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3rd - 6th
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Rhetorical Verbs Classroom Poster
**THE FILE WILL NOT INCLUDE THE WATERMARK**Description:Time to give "USES" a break. In fact, never use "use" unless you're using it to tell people not to use "use."This classroom poster categorizes many of the most important powerful, rhetorical verbs by linking them to some of the most commonly studied elements of argument. Its engaging structure will have kids searching for the most precise way to write about what authors are DOING while they write.By purchasing this file, you are recognizing
Grades:
8th - 12th
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Stages of the Hero's Journey
Use this to create a poster/handout of the Hero's Journey as students are engaging in this type of story arch text.
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6th - 8th
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Plot Diagram Anchor Chart
Use this poster in your classroom as an anchor chart, notes, or even as part of a study guide for students!
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Onomatopoeia Anchor Chart
Onomatopoeia Anchor Chart with definition and examples
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5th - 8th
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Imagery Anchor Chart
Use this anchor chart to teach Imagery. Examples refer to 125th st. in nyc and Bud (from Bud, not Buddy).
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4th - 6th
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Oxymoron Anchor Chart
Oxymoron Anchor Chart with definition and examples
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6th - 8th
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Hyperbole Anchor Chart
Hyperbole Anchor Chart with definition and examples
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5th - 8th
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Personification Anchor Chart
Personification Anchor chart with definition and examples.
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5th - 7th
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Transition Words Anchor Chart
Use this Transition words anchor chart to help your students when they are writing paragraphs/essays.
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5th - 8th
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Rhetorical Terms Classroom Poster
Simplified, color-coded definitions for rhetorical terms. This classroom poster makes rhetoric even easier to remember (and also highlights the need to include the concrete and abstract).By purchasing this, you acknowledge that you are gaining rights to the file so that you may print it yourself. If you want to order a pre-printed copy, see the website below.This poster is meant to be printed with 24"x36" dimensions.
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8th - 12th
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Also included in:Â All Classroom Posters
Communication Quadrant Poster
These are the communication quadrant that- I have posted as an anchor chart. I put a check next to the one that most likely fits our audience and occasion.Context heavy communication is on the left, and more formal writing is on the right.
Grades:
5th - 12th
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Positive, Negative, and Neutral Character Traits Anchor Charts Bundle
This bundle include 3 anchors charts which can be used for small groups, whole group, or for individual homework/study support. These anchor charts include over 40 character trait words which will support students in understanding both main and supporting characters. They can also utilize these word lists to prepare for state exam questions. Plus a free bonus file of my Mood Anchor Chart when you purchase this bundle!!!
Grades:
1st - 6th
Author's Purpose PIEED Anchor Chart
Printable color-coded anchor chart with all 5 author's purposes (Persuade, Inform, Explain, Entertain, Describe).
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3rd - 12th
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Main Ideas and Supporting Details Poster
This poster can be used as a printout/handout for students or it can be laminated and hung up in the classroom for students to reference. The visual of a stool can help students understand that supporting details support, or help hold up, the main idea of the story in reading or in writing.
Grades:
3rd - 12th
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