2022年10月12日 · Introduce poetry to your class with these helpful anchor charts that provide valuable vocabulary and tools for understanding, analyzing, and writing poetry.

I’m going to share a fantastic freebie that you can use to streamline your poetry instruction! You’ll get 6 anchor charts that each showcase a different kind of poetry, complete with a definition and a mentor text.

These elements of poetry anchor charts and posters will help your students remember all the key elements of reading and writing poetry. These charts are great to use for your whole group lessons or to give to students to have them glue in their reading or writing journals.

Here is a visual anchor chart that you can create with your class as you study a unit of poetry. Practice each poetic device (personification, imagery, repetition, alliteration, metaphor, line breaks, simile and rhythm) and add it to your anchor chart to help students see that they can be successful in writing poetry too.

2017年7月31日 · I’m so excited to have created a poetry anchor chart that can “grow” with my students each year while reviewing poetry concepts and vocabulary! If you’d like to try this out with your kids, you can find it on my website or at my TpT store.

This anchor chart can be used to introduce and review concepts in poetry from Kinder through 5th grade. I’ve included blank, modified, and filled in anchor charts for K-1st, 2nd-3rd, and 4th-5th grade.

Use this product as an anchor chart, or personal reference guide when covering poetry vocabulary and elements. Your students will love the easy to understand definitions and fun clipart!

Anchor charts, poetry templates, sample poems and more are included in this no-prep unit! It has everything you need in one simple download, including online resources such as videos and websites for building background knowledge.

Help your students master the elements of poetry when you launch your poetry unit with these engaging poetry anchor charts! The free poetry posters cover: free verse, acrostic, haiku, cinquain, limerick, and quatrain. Just print the pages + the pacing guide and you’re good to go!

These anchor charts are great to use in your classroom with students. They catch their eye and immerse them in a poetry experience while focusing on the key rules for the different types of poems.