Dialogue anchor chart 3rd grade

We’ve been busy working on narratives in writing (post about that coming soon!), so it seemed like the perfect time...

Writing Dialogue Anchor Chart - 4th Grade FLC

We have been brushing up on our quotation skills the last couple of weeks. It is such a hard skill for students to grasp in first grade, but once they reach second grade it's like something "clicks" and they can pick it up quickly. (So don't stress yourselves out first grade teachers!) Here is our quotation mark anchor chart... we used quotes from our Magic Tree House read aloud that we have been reading. During stations, we used play-dough to create quotation marks on our sentence cards…

Quotation Marks Anchor Chart (with FREEBIE)- Teach your students about the placement of tags when writing dialogue.

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3rd grade dialogue anchor chart

I probably won't blog much about teaching (my actual job), because this blog is suppose to be fun, a hobby, something I WANT to do! Teaching is great job and all, but work is work, and nothing is as fun when you HAVE to do it. (I have a secret life plan to make teaching less work and more fun, but more on that in the future). Anyway, I made some charts this week that I thought came out pretty good (or are good ideas at least) and since I found some of the ideas online, I thought other online…

This is a great anchor chart for teaching fourth graders rules for using quotation marks in their writing. We tied it to a promethium board interactive lesson and a winter dialogue packet.

It's safe to say at this point, all weeks are super busy. I meant blog earlier in the week, but of course I didn't. Which leads to the real...