Topic sentence anchor chart

Sentence Starters and Transitions Anchor Chart for Informational Writing! Helps Grade 1-3 students transition from their topic sentence, to points, facts, and closing. Great support for independent writing.

Try using an anchor chart to teach topic sentences. Just change the post-its when you change topics.

Anchor chart for topic sentence starters! @snipes6thgrade

Topic Sentences and Owls!! by 2 Literacy Teachers!

How to write a paragraph hamburger anchor chart; main idea/topic sentence; supporting details; closing sentence/conclusion; text evidence

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Most students have a difficult time getting started with the writing process. This product serves as a useful guide on topic sentence writing. It provides six different ways and examples of how to begin a new paragraph or essay.

Emily Garcia | Education to the Core on Instagram: "Here's an anchor chart idea to help your students elaborate and write complete sentences! 📝 Pair it with our Stretch a Sentence center or Sentence Basics packet for students to practice independently. Comment SENTENCE for the links! 🥳"

Topic sentence and closing sentence anchor chart!

These teaching topic sentences lessons cover four types of topic sentences: If...Then, Even though, Since, and When. Download the FREE practice activity, too!