Questioning anchor chart

Good readers ask questions anchor chart

I am so excited to share with you one of my favorite books to teach Asking & Answering Questions with 3rd-5th graders. I love using all Chris Van Allsburg books in my classroom. They spark interest, intrigue and most of all, cultivate rich, deep discussion and questions. With that being said, pretty much any one of his books would be great for teaching students to talk back…

4LevelsQuestionsIllustrated via @Michelle Flynn Baldwin http://avenue4learning.com/2014/01/29/attribution/

When you want students to understand what reading looks like.

Gone are the days when I would fill/decorate the walls of my classroom with pre-made posters found in various stores, catalogs, etc… Now, students and parents come in to a room in August that has nothing but empty bulletin boards. Breathe. There is always colorful paper, and cute border, and sometimes even headers, however, they ... Read more

Cute !! Love this angle on the belly opposed to straight on. And how you can asee the gentleman and each of their arms/hands forming the heart

Questions good readers ask..before, during, and after a book. Great reading strategy for students during readers workshop or guided reading.

My class is becoming covered in first grade anchor charts. A couple weeks ago, I shared this picture on my FB page: This is only about 1/4th of the anchor charts in my room. I have used anchor charts in previous years, but only about 1 per subject and I would switch them out each […]

Questioning Anchor Chart - Thinking Stems - Think Aloud Lesson - 2nd Grade - Owl Moon by Jane Yolen - Credit to @Kristen Rexroad Seth

Good readers ask and answer questions anchor chart (RL1)