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Posters and Anchor Charts

The big idea of each module on one page, finished or fill-in, and posters that stay up all year. Print on one page or tile them big. Every one prints finished, to post, or fill-in, to build with the class, in English or Español. Tiled 2 x 2 or 3 x 3, a page becomes a wall chart up to 25.5 x 33 inches.

Posters: Grades K-2

How big is my problem?For the calm-down corner. How to be a good listenerFor the carpet or the circle area, to point to before a story. Hundred chartFor the math corner: count on, skip-count and spot patterns. My five sensesFor the science center, next to things to touch, smell and hear. Parts of a plantFor the science center or next to the class plant. Shapes all around usFor the math corner. Hunt the room for each shape. The four seasonsFor the calendar wall. Move a clip to today's season. Wash your handsFor above the classroom sink. When I am stuckFor the work tables, so students try a plan before they wait for help. Write a sentenceFor the writing center.

Posters: Grades 3-5

Change your wordsFor near the door or the work tables. Fact or opinion?For the reading wall. Parts of speechFor the writing center or the grammar wall. Place valueFor the math wall. Solve a word problemFor the math wall, to use with any word problem. The scientific methodFor the science wall, to use during every investigation. The water cycleFor the science wall. The writing processFor the writing center. Clip each writer's name to their step. Times tableFor the math wall: look up a fact, then find the patterns.

Posters: Grades 6-8

Check a sourceFor the library or computer area. Claim, evidence, reasoningFor any subject where students explain an answer. Figurative languageFor the reading and writing wall. Order of operationsFor the math wall. Plant and animal cellsFor the life science wall. Text structuresFor the reading wall. The engineering design processFor the STEM lab or makerspace. Three branches of governmentFor the civics wall. Two kinds of mechanical energyFor the science wall.

Posters: Grades 9-12

Build an argument essayFor the English classroom or writing center. Correlation is not causationFor the math, science or social studies wall. Design a fair experimentFor the lab wall. Lab safetyFor the lab door, to read before every lab. Metric prefixesFor the science or math wall. Rhetorical appealsFor the English or speech classroom. The First AmendmentFor the civics or government wall.

Kindergarten

Two ways to count to 100Counting to 100 · Math Where I liveMy Place in the World · Social Studies Beat or rhythm?Steady Beat and Rhythm · Arts and Music High and low, loud and softHigh and Low, Loud and Soft · Arts and Music How to look at artArt from Many Places · Arts and Music Lines, shapes and colorsLines, Shapes and Colors · Arts and Music The four instrument familiesInstrument Families · Arts and Music Be a kind friendFeelings and Friends · Health and PE Healthy habitsHealthy Habits · Health and PE Safe choicesSafety · Health and PE The five food groupsFood Groups · Health and PE Ways to moveLocomotor Skills · Health and PE Find the bugStep-by-Step · Computer Science Fingerspell a wordFingerspelling and the Manual Alphabet · World Languages and ASL My calm-down planCalm Down Strategies · Social and Emotional My feelings weather reportNaming Feelings · Social and Emotional Describe what you seeDescribing What I See · English Learners Places and helpers in my communityMy Community Words · English Learners Shape talkMath Talk: Numbers and Shapes · English Learners Words that help in classClassroom Language · English Learners From wonder to answerAsking Good Questions · Library and Research Where is my book?Finding a Book · Library and Research

Grade 1

Parts of a computerParts of a Computer · Computer Science

Grade 2

Make change by counting upTime and Money · Math Odd or even?Odd, Even and Arrays · Math Build a hamburger paragraphParagraph Writing · English Language Arts Make a contractionGrammar and Spelling · English Language Arts Can it go back?Heating and Cooling · Science Count life in a habitatHabitats and Biodiversity · Science Pick the best materialProperties of Materials · Science Trace it back to natureNatural Resources · Social Studies Building a programLoops and Events · Computer Science

Grade 3

Building a melodyMelody and Scales · Arts and Music Mixing colorsColor Theory and Mixing · Arts and Music Reading musicReading Music · Arts and Music How germs spread, and how to stop themGerms and Disease Prevention · Health and PE Read a Nutrition Facts labelNutrition Labels and Choices · Health and PE What a variable doesVariables in Programs · Computer Science The comeback cycleGrowth Mindset and Goals · Social and Emotional Walk in their shoesPerspective Taking · Social and Emotional

Grade 4

How we seeStructures and Senses · Science Trace a programTrace the Code · Computer Science

Grade 5

The land shaped ways of lifeIndigenous Peoples of North America · Social Studies Remix a programRemix a Program · Computer Science

Grade 6

Find the GCF and LCM with prime factorsMulti-Digit and Decimal Fluency · Math Scale a recipe with ratiosRatios and Rates · Math Phases of the MoonEarth-Sun-Moon System · Science Build the chords of a keyHarmony and Chords · Arts and Music Compose a strong photoPhotography and Framing · Arts and Music Draw a box in one-point perspectiveDrawing and One-Point Perspective · Arts and Music Show where things are in ASLClassifiers and Space · World Languages and ASL Six interest typesInterests and Skills · Careers and Finance Think it throughResponsible Decisions · Social and Emotional Work it outConflict Resolution · Social and Emotional What an idiom says, and what it meansIdioms and Everyday Expressions · English Learners

Grade 8

How many solutions?Linear Equations and Systems · Math Write a number in scientific notationExponents, Roots and Scientific Notation · Math

Grade 9

From idea to finished trackComposing and Producing · Arts and Music Mental health is healthMental Health and Wellness · Health and PE How investing grows moneyInvesting Basics · Careers and Finance The 50/30/20 budgetBudgeting and Spending · Careers and Finance Bouncing back from stressStress and Resilience · Social and Emotional Lead a project that helpsLeadership and Community · Social and Emotional

Grade 11

Exponents and logs undo each otherExponential and Logarithmic Functions · Math Find an inverse functionBuilding and Inverting Functions · Math From a sample to a claimStatistical Inference · Math Reading a sine waveTrigonometric Functions · Math Sketch a polynomialPolynomial Functions · Math Two kinds of sequencesSequences and Series · Math Working with complex numbersComplex Numbers · Math Describing motionMotion and Kinematics · Science Two inverse-square forcesGravity and Electrostatics · Science Two kinds of collisionsMomentum and Collisions · Science

Grade 12

What moves the priceSupply and Demand · Social Studies