It could just be that they get to use chart paper, sticky notes, and smelly markers, but I love how they work together and enjoy showcasing their learning! I am one proud teacher!
Have you ever used Interactive Anchor Charts in your classroom?
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Yes, all the time! My students use post-its a lot and I was fortunate to be able to add them to our supply list! I also make my anchor charts with my kiddos, like you. It seems pretty boring to make an anchor chart my kids have no connections to. A lot of the time I'll put their ideas on the white board, snap a photo, then make a fancy chart to hang up to reinforce the skill/ lesson. I have the WORST handwriting when I'm sitting near my easel making anchor charts, so it's nice to spend an evening to pretty-up our class charts.
ReplyDeleteI love your idea of brainstorming together and then organizing it for the kids! I have to add super sticky post-its to next year's supply list. Now that I am using them ALL the time I am afraid my stash is going to disappear.
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