Correct the Punctuation in the Sentence Activities - How can I use the Correct the Punctuation in the Sentence Activities?
Practice editing sentences by adding the correct punctuation with this set of two Correct the Punctuation in the Sentence Activities. The first sheet asks students to add capital letters, periods, and question marks. The second sheet asks students to add capital letters, commas, capital letters, and quotation marks. This set could also be used as an assessment. This resource addresses the following standards: CCSS L.2.3, L.3.2; TEKS ELAR 2.11.D, 3.11.D. 

Capital Letters and Periods Worksheets - What is this resource useful for?
This is a fantastic resource! Based on the topic of capital letters and periods, these worksheets will hone the literacy skills of your students! Includes higher, middle and lower ability level, so all of your students can participate! What a great resource to have in your lesson plans!

Question Words Worksheet - What is this resource useful for?
In this engaging activity, students will complete question sentences with the missing question word from the word bank.

Picture Punctuation Writing Activities - How do I use the Picture Punctuation Writing Activities?
Use these Picture Punctuation Writing Activities as a fun way for students to practice sentence structure and ending punctuation. Students will use the picture as a prompt to write questions, exclamations, and statements using the correct structure and punctuation. This resource addresses the following standards: CCSS RL.K.7, L.K.1, L.K.2, L.1.1, L.1.2; TEKS ELAR K.10.D.viii.

Is It a Question? Worksheet - What is this resource useful for?
Use this worksheet to remind students about how to correctly punctuate statements and questions.  Students read each sentence to determine if the sentence is a question. If it is a question, students will put a question mark. If it is not a question, students will cross out the sentence. A useful resource for literacy centers!

Expanding Sentences Writing Activity - How do I use the Expanding Sentences Writing Activity with my class?
Use this set of sentences to strengthen students' grammar skills. The Expanding Sentences Writing Worksheets feature twenty-two simple sentences. Students will use adjectives, adverbs, figurative language, etc. to make the sentences more interesting. This resource addresses the following standards: CCSS L.3.1, L.3.2, L.3.3, L.4.1, L.4.2, L.4.3, L.5.1, L.5.2, L.5.3; TEKS ELAR 3.11.D, 4.11.D, 5.11.D.

* New * Popping Punctuation PowerPoint Game - How do I use the Popping Punctuation PowerPoint Game?
Have fun practicing punctuation with our Popping Punctuation PowerPoint Game. Download and present this interactive game to your class for a review of common punctuation including the period, question mark, exclamation mark, and more.

This resource addresses the following standards: CCSS L.2.2; TEKS ELAR 2.11.D.x.

Punctuation Word Mat - What is this resource useful for?
Would you like a great resource that teaches your students about punctuation? This is a wonderful supplement to your English lesson plans, and is also available in black and white. Appropriate for ages 5-7 or kindergarten through 2nd grade.

Save the Date! Correct the Punctuation Activity - What is this resource useful for?
Teach your students to correctly punctuate dates with this activity. Students can be superheroes and save dates by rewriting them with correct punctuation and capitalization.

Punctuation Marks and When to Use Them Posters - What is this resource useful for?
Based on the topic of punctuation marks, these great posters will help teach your students how and when to use them in the correct way. This is a super way to remind your students about punctuation rules!

Kindergarten Ending Punctuation Poster - How do I use the Kindergarten Ending Punctuation Poster?
This poster supports kindergarten students as they study ending punctuation: period, question mark, and exclamation point. It can be printed as a handout (ideal in a Writer's reference folder) or used in your classroom as an instructional poster. Includes kid-friendly illustrations and easy-to read-design, perfect for helping students learn and grow as readers and writers.

This resource addresses the following standards: CCSS L.K.2; TEKS ELAR K.10.D.

Punctuation Marks and Explanation Matching Cards - What is this resource useful for?
Are you looking for a great resource that helps your students with punctuation? This super resource includes punctuation and a description of how it's used, making this an easy to follow activity for your students. Appropriate for ages 7-11 or 3rd through 5th grade.

Punctuation Posters - How do I use the Punctuation Posters?
Use the Punctuation Posters to teach about punctuation or display for reference when writing. Each punctuation mark has a full-page poster with a definition and example demonstrating the correct usage. 

Punctuation Posters - What is this resource useful for?
Would you like a great resource that teaches your students about punctuation? These posters are a great way to dress up your classroom!

Punctuation Posters - How do I use the Punctuation Posters?
Explore common punctuation using our Punctuation Posters. Each poster features a punctuation mark along with a definition and examples. Use these posters as a display in your writing center or print for each student to keep in their writing folder. 

Punctuation Quiz PowerPoint - What is this resource useful for?
We love this fun quiz! Great for supporting your teaching of punctuation, it can be used for discussion starters and during whole-class teaching.

Punctuation Police Resource Pack - What is this resource useful for?
This fantastic resource pack is full of all you need to set up a 'Punctuation Police' activity. The pack includes badges, certificates, cut outs and violation tickets.

Punctuation Train Banner - What is this resource useful for?
Decorate your classroom with this handy punctuation train, great for display purposes and can be used everyday to reinforce your teaching on the subject.  A colorful way for students in kindergarten to second grade to remember punctuation. Perfect for your ELA bulletin board!

Punctuation Display Banner - What is this resource useful for?
Clearly define the different areas of your classroom with our fab range of display banners. Use this one to emphasise the key elements of the topic, and to make your punctuation classroom display that bit lovelier!

Holidays Around the World Common and Proper Nouns Worksheet - How do I use Holidays Common and Proper Nouns Worksheet?
Use this easy-to-print Common and Proper Nouns worksheet to teach your class the difference between common nouns and proper nouns. This resource has a fun Holidays around the World theme, including festivals such as Kwanzaa, Christmas, Epiphany, and Hannukah. Ideal to use around winter, this activity is suitable for pre-k students, all the way up to second grade. Simply have your kids go through the list of holiday-related words and decide whether each one is a common or proper noun. Includes a handy answer key for easy grading or self-assessment. You may like to precede this activity with our What is a Proper Noun? PowerPoint, to ensure your ELA class has a full grasp of the difference between common and proper nouns.This resource addresses the following standards: CCSS K.L.2, 1.L.2, 2.L.2; TEKS ELAR K.10.D.vii, 1.11.D.iii, 2.11.D.iii.

Common and Proper Nouns in Common Core State Standards
This Common and Proper Nouns worksheet can be used to address the following Common Core State Standard:Demonstrate command of the conventions of standard English capitalization, punctuation, and spelling when writing. (L.K.2, 1.L.2, and 2.L.2)It can also be used to meet TEKS ELAR K.10.D.vii, 1.11.D.iii, and 2.11.D.iii.

Common Nouns and Proper Nouns
Common Nouns are general names for groups of everyday objects or concepts. Some examples of common nouns would be chair, table, sock, and happiness.Proper nouns include names of people, places, holidays, or brands. They are more specific and typically require capitalisation. Examples of common nouns would be Winston Churchill, France, Big Mac, and Christmas.

Writing Self-Editing Checklist - How do my students use the Writing Self-Editing Checklist?
This checklist supports upper-grade students as they edit their writing. Students check grammar, spelling, punctuation, organization, voice, and word choice. Before creating their final draft of their writing, students first complete a self-editing checklist, ensuring their paper is ready to be read by a classmate. Then students move to a peer editing checklist, where a classmate checks for cohesiveness, details, organization, spelling, and run-on sentences. This resource addresses the following standards: W.3.4, W.3.5, W.4.4, W.4.5, W.5.4, W.5.5; TEKS ELAR 3.11.C, 3.11.D, 4.11.C, 4.11.D, 5.11.C, 5.11.D.

Quotation Marks Poster - What is this resource useful for?
Do your students know the correct use of punctuation with quotation marks? Use this poster to remind your students about the rules for placing punctuation inside and outside quotation marks.

Use of Apostrophes Poster - What is this resource useful for?
Would you like a resource that helps your students develop their punctuation skills? Do your students know the correct use of an apostrophe?

Second Grade Writing Posters Resource Pack - How do I use the Second Grade Writing Posters Resource Pack?
This resource pack includes all the writing posters you'll need for 2nd-grade learners! Each poster contains valuable information about writing or grammar skill. We've got you covered from types of writing to possessive noun apostrophe rules and everything in between! These posters can be printed as anchor charts or handouts. This resource addresses the following standards: CCSS W.2.1, W.2.2, W.2.3, W.2.5, L.2.1.A, L.2.1.B, L.2.1.C, L.2.1.D, L.2.1.E, L.2.2.A, L.2.2.B, L.2.2.C; TEKS ELAR 2.16A, 2.17, 2.18, 2.19, 2.20, 2.21A, 2.21B, 2.21C, 2.22A, 2.22B, 2.22C.

Where Should Capital Letters Go? PowerPoint - What is this resource useful for?
This PowerPoint resource can be used to teach children the rules for using capital letters and to encourage children to use capital letters accurately in their own writing.

Writing Super Sentences Differentiated Practice Sheets - How do I use the Writing Super Sentences Differentiated Practice Sheets?
Use the Writing Super Sentences Differentiated Practice Sheets to help your students practice adding capital letters and periods to sentences. This set of worksheets with a superhero-theme ask students to add punctuation and capital letters to sentences. This resource addresses the following standards: CCSS L.1.1, L.1.2, L.2.2.

Kindergarten Writing Posters Resource Pack - How do I use the Kindergarten Writing Posters Resource Pack?
This resource pack contains nine posters that address kindergarten writing needs. Use to support kindergarten students as they study nouns, verbs, prepositions, capitalization rules, ending punctuation, plural nouns, what writing is, and why we write. Posters can be printed as handouts or anchor charts.

This pack addresses the following standards: CCSS W.K.1, W.K.2, W.K.3, L.K.1.B, L.K.1.C, L.K.1.D, L.K.1.E, L.K.2.A, L.K2.B TEKS-K.10Dii, K.10Diii, K.10Dv, K.10Dvii, K.10Dvii, K.11.A, K.11B.

Prepositions Vocabulary Display Poster - What is this resource useful for?
Use this colorful display poster in your ELA classroom to help your kindergarten to first grade students learn common preposition words and what they mean. They will learn a number of words and phrases such as "below", "beside",  and "above" to help them describe the location of objects and improve their overall literacy skills.This resource can be printed as a handout (ideal in a Writer's Workshop reference folder) or used in your classroom as an instructional poster. It features child-friendly illustrations and an easy to read design, perfect for helping students learn and grow as readers and writers. This resource addresses the following standards: CCSS L.K.1.E; TEKS ELAR 1.11D.

Prepositions and Common Core State Standards
You can use this Prepositions display poster to help your kindergarten class meet the following Common Core State Standards for Literacy:Demonstrate command of the conventions of standard English grammar and usage when writing or speaking. (CCSS L.K.1) Use the most frequently occurring prepositions. (CCSS L.K.1.E)Determine or clarify the meaning of unknown and multiple-meaning words and phrases based on kindergarten reading and content. (CCSS L.K.4)It can also help to address the following Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills standard: TEKS ELAR 1.11D.

Common Prespositions
Prepositions are words or phrases which help us determine where an object or person is placed in relation to other objects. For instance:The man stood on top of the chair.The dog was under the table.Her keys were beside the fruit bowl.

Alien Capital Letters and Periods Worksheet - What is this resource useful for?
Use the Alien Capital Letters and Periods Worksheet to practice or assess students' punctuation and capitalization skills.

Don't Forget the Quotation Marks Activity - How do I use the Don't Forget the Quotation Marks Activity?
Students will read sentences and determine the correct locations to add quotation marks around direct quotes. Use the Don't Forget the Quotation Marks Activity as a quick was to assess students' understanding of correct quotation placement.This resource addresses the following standards: CCSS L.3.2.C, L.4.2.B, L.5.2; TEKS ELAR 3.11.D.x, 4.11.D.x, 5.11.D.x.

Dialogue Tags Activity - How can I use this Dialogue Tags Activity with my class?
Use this Dialogue Tags Activity with your upper elementary class to teach them how to recognize dialogue tags and the different places they can occupy within a sentence or speech phrase. This activity also comes with a useful answer key to make grading easier.This resource addresses the following standard: CCSS L.3.2.C.

What will my child gain from this Dialogue Tags Activity?
This Dialogue Tags Activity will help your child to identify dialogue tags and learn where they can go in a sentence. This will give them the confidence to use dialogue tags in their own writing, making it more fluid and engaging for the reader. This activity is a great way for your child to improve their writing as well as learning to analyze the work of others.

What are dialogue tags?
Dialogue tags are a literary tool to show which character or person is speaking and how they are speaking. These normally come in the form of short clauses such as "she said" or "Ella said" and can appear either before, after, or in the middle of a character's speech.

Commas to the Rescue Differentiated Practice Activities - What is this resource useful for?
Use commas to rescue these sentences from boring repetition of the word 'and' then turn them into properly punctuated lists.

Editing Writing PowerPoint - What is this resource useful for?
This teaching PowerPoint gives children practice at spotting errors in spelling and punctuation. Children could then go on to correct errors of punctuation and spelling in their own writing.

First Grade Writing Posters Resource Pack - How do I use the First Grade Writing Posters Resource Pack?
This resource pack supports first-grade students as they study writing. The pack contains 16 standards-based anchor charts about writing, grammar, and punctuation. These charts can be printed as handouts or posters.

Includes child-friendly illustrations and an easy to read design - perfect for helping students learn and grow as readers and writers.

This resource addresses the following standards: CCSS W.1.1, W.1.2, W.1.3, L.1.1.A, L.1.1.B, L.1.1.C, L.1.1.D, L.1.1.E, L.1.1.F, L.1.1.G, L.1.1.H, L.1.1.I, L.1.1.J, L.1.2.A, L.1.2.B, L.1.2.C; TEKS ELAR 1.12A, 1.12B, 1.11E, 1.11Di, 1.11Dii, 1.11Diii, 1.11Div, 1.11Dvi, 1.11Dvii, 1.11Dvii, 1.11Dix

First Grade Persuasive Writing Poster - How do I use the First Grade Persuasive Writing Poster?
This anchor chart supports first-grade students as they study persuasive writing.

It can be printed as a handout (ideal in a Writer's Workshop reference folder) or used in your classroom as an instructional poster.

Includes child-friendly illustrations and an easy to read design - perfect for helping students learn and grow as readers and writers.

This resource addresses the following standards: CCSS W.1.1; TEKS ELAR 1.8E.

First Grade Subject-Verb Agreement Poster - How do I use the First Grade Subject-Verb Agreement Poster?
This anchor chart supports first-grade students as they study subject-verb agreement. It can be printed as a handout (ideal in a Writer's Workshop reference folder) or used in your classroom as an instructional poster.

Includes child-friendly illustrations and an easy to read design - perfect for helping students learn and grow as readers and writers.

This resource addresses the following standards: CCSS L.1.1.C; TEKS ELAR 1.11Di.

Second Grade Reflexive Pronouns Poster - How do I use the Second Grade Reflexive Pronouns Poster?
This anchor chart supports 2nd-grade students as they study reflexive pronouns.

This poster can be printed as a handout or displayed as a visual aid.

Includes child- friendly illustrations and an easy to read design - perfect for helping students learn and grow as readers and writers.

This resource addresses the following standards: CCSS L.2.1.C; TEKS 4.11Dvii

Second Grade Irregular Plural Nouns Poster - How do I use the Second Grade Irregular Plural Nouns Poster?
This poster supports 2nd-grade students as they study irregular plural nouns. This poster can be used as a poster or displayed for reference. Includes child-friendly illustrations and an easy-to-read design - perfect for helping students learn and grow as readers and writers. This resource addresses the following standards: CCSS L.2.1.B; TEKS ELAR 2.11Diii.

Second Grade Possessive Apostrophe Poster - How do I use the Second Grade Possessive Apostrophe Poster?
This poster supports 2nd-grade students as they study the possessive apostrophe. This poster can be printed as a handout or used as a display. Includes kid-friendly illustrations and easy to read design-perfect for helping students learn and grow as readers and writers. This resource addresses the following standards: CCSS L.2.2.C; TEKS ELAR 2.11.D.vii.

Kindergarten Question Words Poster - How do I use the Kindergarten Question Words Poster?
This anchor chart supports kindergarten students as they study words that ask questions. It can be printed as a handout (ideal in a Writer's or Reader's Workshop reference folder) or used in your classroom as an instructional poster. Includes child-friendly illustrations and an easy to read design - perfect for helping students learn and grow as readers and writers.

Editable Writing Targets - What is this resource useful for?
Support your students to work towards targets or to set targets for themselves and watch as your students gain confidence while they meet each target! Perfect for writers in kindergarten, first, and second grade.

Using Commas Poster - What is this resource useful for?
Are you looking for a terrific resource that teaches your students about punctuation? Do your students know when to use a comma? Also available in black and white, this poster would be a great reminder of punctuation in your classroom.

Quotation Marks Rules PowerPoint - How can I use the Quotation Marks Rules PowerPoint?
Provide students with an introduction to dialogue and quotation marks using the Quotation Marks Rules PowerPoint. Use this PowerPoint as a whole-group lesson at the beginning of a unit on quotation marks. Students will learn the basics of using quotation marks such as at the beginning and ending of dialogue and the appropriate places to use capitalize letters in speech. This resource addresses the following standard: CCSS L.3.2.C.

Quotation Marks for Direct Speech Warm-Up PowerPoint - How do I use the Quotation Marks for Direct Speech Warm-Up PowerPoint?
This PowerPoint can be used as a warm-up activity to support teaching using question marks. It can also be used as a revision activity once the topic has been taught and includes some mastery level questions to promote deeper thinking. Get the whole class involved in the morning for this warm-up on quotation marks! 

Dialogue Writing Activity - How can students practice dialogue writing?
Support students as they learn to use quotation marks. Use this Dialogue Writing Worksheet to practice turning sentences into dialogue by using proper punctuation and sentence structure. This is a great tool to help when revising during the writing process. Once students accomplish this, they can add dialogue to writing pieces.This resource addresses the following standards: CCSS L.3.2, L.4.2, L.5.2; ELAR 3.11.D.x, 4.11.D.x, 5.11.D.x. 

Telling vs. Commanding Sentences Coloring Worksheet - What is this resource useful for?
Students will read each sentence and determine if it is a telling or commanding sentence. They will color the apples green or red accordingly.

Address the Envelope Activity - What is this resource useful for?
On this worksheet, students will rewrite addresses using correct punctuation and capitalization on an envelope.

Exclamation Mark or Period Differentiated Worksheets - What is this resource useful for?
Use these worksheets to help your children to practice selecting exclamation marks or periods to complete the given sentences. Great, straightforward resource for your classroom!

Colorful Crayons Bulletin Board Letters and Numbers Pack - What is this resource useful for?
This resource features numbers 0-9 and all the letters of the alphabet with colorful crayon illustrations in each one. Print out the letters or numbers you need to spell out your class name and number or topic title for a bulletin board or display.

Quotation Marks PowerPoint - How do I use the Quotation Marks PowerPoint?
This PowerPoint introduces students to the function and use of quotation marks in a text. It includes practice questions for students to correctly inserting quotation marks. This resource addresses the following standards: CCSS L.3.2, L.4.2, L.5.2; TEKS ELAR 3.11.D.x, 4.11.D.x, 5.11.D.x.

What are quotation marks?
Quotation marks are punctuation marks that demarcate the beginning and end of a quote, a title, or demonstrate that a phrase or word is slang or colloquialism. Use this PowerPoint during your lessons to teach your students more about the basics of quotation marks and how to use them in sentences. 

What is the difference between single and double quotation marks?
Single quotation marks are used to indicate a quote within a quote. For example:"She told me, word for word, 'I haven't seen one in years'." John said. Where the bolded phrase is the full quote, and the underlined phrase is the quote within a quote. 

First Grade Conjuctions Poster - How do I use the First Grade Conjuctions Poster?
This anchor chart supports first-grade students as they study conjunctions. It can be printed as a handout (ideal in a Writer's Workshop reference folder) or used in your classroom as an instructional poster.

Includes child-friendly illustrations and an easy to read design - perfect for helping students learn and grow as readers and writers.

This resource addresses the following standards: CCSS L.1.1.F; TEKS ELAR 2.11Dvii.

First Grade Narrative Writing Poster - How do I use the First Grade Narrative Writing Poster?
The First Grade Narrative Writing Poster supports first-grade students as they study narrative writing. It can be printed as a handout (ideal in a Writer's Workshop reference folder) or used in your classroom as an instructional poster. Includes kid-friendly illustrations and easy-to-read design, perfect for helping students learn and grow as readers and writers.

This resource addresses the following standards: CCSS W.1.3; TEKS ELAR 1.12A.

Second Grade Types of Writing Poster - How do I use the Second Grade Types of Writing Poster?
This anchor chart supports 2nd-grade students as they study different forms of writing. This chart can be printed as a handout or displayed as a visual aid.

Includes child-friendly illustrations and an easy to read design - perfect for helping students learn and grow as readers and writers.

This resource addresses the following standards: CCSS W.2.1, W.2.2, W.2.3; TEKS ELAR 2.18, 2.19, 2.20

First Grade Capitalization Rules Poster - How do I use the First Grade Capitalization Rules Poster?
This anchor chart supports first-grade students as they study capitalization rules. It can be printed as a handout (ideal in a Writer's reference folder) or used in your classroom as an instructional poster.

Includes child-friendly illustrations and an easy to read design - perfect for helping students learn and grow as readers and writers.

This resource addresses the following standards: CCSS L.1.2.A; TEKS ELAR 1.11Dvii.

First Grade Descriptive Writing Poster - How do I use the First Grade Descriptive Writing Poster?
This anchor chart supports first-grade students as they study descriptive writing. It can be printed as a handout (ideal in a Writer's Workshop reference folder) or used in your classroom as an instructional poster.

Includes child-friendly illustrations and an easy to read design - perfect for helping students learn and grow as readers and writers.

This resource addresses the following standards: CCSS W.1.3; TEKS ELAR 1.12A

First Grade Who Writes Poster - How do I use the First Grade Who Writes Poster?
This anchor chart supports first-grade students as they explore the writing practice. Students will see that writing is important to everyone!

The chart can be printed as a handout (ideal in a Writer's Workshop reference folder) or used in your classroom as an instructional poster.

Includes child-friendly illustrations and an easy to read design - perfect for helping students learn and grow as readers and writers.

This resource addresses the following standards: CCSS W.1.1, W.1.2, W.1.3; TEKS ELAR 1.12A, ELAR 1.12B, ELAR 1.12C.

Kindergarten Why We Write Poster - How do I use the Kindergarten Why We Write Poster?
This anchor chart supports kindergarten students as they study the value and importance of writing. It can be printed as a handout (ideal in a Writer's reference folder) or used in your classroom as an instructional poster. Includes child-friendly illustrations and an easy to read design - perfect for helping students learn and grow as readers and writers. This resource addresses the following standards: CCSS W.K.1, W.K.2, W.K.3.

First Grade Prepositions Poster - How do I use the First Grade Prepositions Poster?
This anchor chart supports first-grade students as they study prepositions. It can be printed as a handout (ideal in a Writer's or Reader's Workshop reference folder) or used in your classroom as an instructional poster. Includes child-friendly illustrations and an easy-to-read design - perfect for helping students learn and grow as readers and writers.  This resource addresses the following standards: CCSS L.1.1.I; TEKS ELAR 1.11Dvii.

First Grade Adjectives Poster - How do I use the First Grade Adjectives Poster?
This poster supports first-grade students as they study adjectives. It can be printed as a handout (ideal in a Writer's Workshop reference folder) or used in your classroom as an instructional poster. Includes child-friendly illustrations and an easy-to-read design - perfect for helping students learn and grow as readers and writers. This resource addresses the following standards: CCSS L.1.1.F; TEKS ELAR 1.11Div.

First Grade Commas in a Series Poster - How do I use the First Grade Commas in a Series Poster?
This anchor chart supports first-grade students as they study commas in a series. It can be printed as a handout (ideal in a Writer's or Reader's Workshop reference folder) or used in your classroom as an instructional poster.

Includes child-friendly illustrations and an easy to read design - perfect for helping students learn and grow as readers and writers.

This resource addresses the following standards: CCSS L.1.2.C; TEKS ELAR 2.11Dx.

Kindergarten What Can We Write? Poster - How do I use the Kindergarten What Can We Write? Poster?
The What Can We Write? Poster supports kindergarten students with ideas to use in their writing. The poster can be printed as a handout (ideal in a Writer's Workshop reference folder) or used in your classroom as an instructional poster. Includes kid-friendly illustrations and easy-to-read design, perfect for helping students learn and grow as readers and writers.

This resource addresses the following standards: CCSS W.K.1, W.K.2, W.K.3; TEKS ELAR K.11.

First Grade Types of Sentences Poster - How do I use the First Grade Types of Sentences Poster?
This anchor chart supports first-grade students as they study types of sentences and punctuation.

It can be printed as a handout (ideal in a Writer's or Reader's Workshop reference folder) or used in your classroom as an instructional poster.

Includes child-friendly illustrations and an easy to read design - perfect for helping students learn and grow as readers and writers.

This resource addresses the following standards: CCSS L.1.1.J, L.1.2.B; TEKS ELAR 1.11Dix.

First Grade Expository Writing Poster - How do I use the First Grade Expository Writing Poster?
This anchor chart supports first-grade students as they study expository writing.

It can be printed as a handout (ideal in a Writer's Workshop reference folder) or used in your classroom as an instructional poster.

Includes child-friendly illustrations and an easy to read design - perfect for helping students learn and grow as readers and writers.

This resource addresses the following standards: CCSS W.1.2; TEKS ELAR 1.12B

First Grade Nouns Poster - How do I use the First Grade Nouns Poster?
This anchor chart supports first-grade students as they study nouns.

It can be printed as a handout (ideal in a Writer's Workshop reference folder) or used in your classroom as an instructional poster.

Includes child-friendly illustrations and an easy to read design - perfect for helping students learn and grow as readers and writers.

This resource addresses the following standards: CCSS 1.1.B; TEKS ELAR 1.11Diii

First Grade Determiners Poster - How do I use the First Grade Determiners Poster?
This anchor chart supports first-grade students as they study determiners.

It can be printed as a handout (ideal in a Writer's Workshop reference folder) or used in your classroom as an instructional poster. Includes child-friendly illustrations and an easy to read design - perfect for helping students learn and grow as readers and writers.

This resource addresses the following standards: CCSS L.1.1.H; TEKS ELAR 1.11Div.

Second Grade Capitalization Rules Poster - How do I use the Second Grade Capitalization Rules Poster?
This anchor chart supports 2nd-grade students as they study capitalization rules. These charts can be printed as handouts or posters.

Includes child-friendly illustrations and an easy to read design - perfect for helping students learn and grow as readers and writers.

This resource addresses the following standards: CCSS L.22.A; TEKS ELAR 2.11Dix

Second Grade How to Write a Letter Poster - How do I use the Second Grade How to Write a Letter Poster?
This poster supports 2nd-grade students as they study how to write a letter. In particular, this resource supports students as they identify the greeting, body, and closing of a letter. This poster shows students where to indent and include commas in the writing of a letter. Use as a handout or display to reference. Includes kid-friendly illustrations and easy-to-read design, perfect for helping students learn and grow as readers and writers. This resource addresses the following standards: CCSS L.2.2.B; TEKS ELAR 1.12.C.

First Grade What Can I Write? Poster - How do I use the First Grade What Can I Write? Poster?
This poster supports first-grade students as they practice the writing process. It can be printed as a handout (ideal in a Writer's or Reader's Workshop reference folder) or used in your classroom as an instructional poster. Includes kid-friendly illustrations and easy-to-read design, perfect for helping students learn and grow as readers and writers. This resource addresses the following standards: CCSS W.1.1, W.1.2, W.1.3; TEKS ELAR 1.13A-C.

Second Grade Adjectives and Adverbs Poster - How do I use the Second Grade Adjectives and Adverbs Poster?
This poster supports 2nd-grade students as they study adjectives and adverbs. These charts can be printed as handouts or posters. Includes kid-friendly illustrations and easy-to-read design-perfect for helping students learn and grow as readers and writers.  This resource addresses the following standards: CCSS L.2.1.E; TEKS ELAR 2.11.D.v

Kindergarten Capital Letters Poster - How do I use the Kindergarten Capital Letters Poster?
This poster supports kindergarten students as they study capitalization rules. It can be printed as a handout (ideal in a Writer's Workshop reference folder) or used in your classroom as an instructional poster. Includes kid-friendly illustrations and easy-to-read design, perfect for helping students learn and grow as readers and writers. This resource addresses the following standards: CCSS L.K.2.A; TEKS ELAR K.10.D.vii.

Second Grade Irregular Past Tense Verbs Poster - How do I use the Irregular Past Tense Verbs Poster?
This anchor chart supports 2nd-grade students as they study irregular past tense verbs. These charts can be printed as handouts or posters. Includes child-friendly illustrations and an easy to read design - perfect for helping students learn and grow as readers and writers.  This resource addresses the following standards: CCSS L.2.1.D; TEKS ELAR 2.11Dii

Second Grade Writing Must Haves Poster - How do I use the Second Grade Writing Must Haves Poster?
This anchor chart supports 2nd-grade students as they edit their writing. These charts can be printed as handouts or posters. Includes child-friendly illustrations and an easy to read design - perfect for helping students learn and grow as readers and writers.

This resource addresses the following standards: CCSS W.2.1, W.2.2, W.2.3, W.2.5; TEKS ELAR 2.17A, 2.17B, 2.17C, 2.17D

Kindergarten What Is Writing? Poster - How do I use the Kindergarten What Is Writing Poster?
This anchor chart supports kindergarten students as they begin to study writing. What is writing? How do we write? This chart can be printed as a handout or poster. It is ideal as a Writer's Workshop tool. Includes child-friendly illustrations and an easy to read design - perfect for helping students learn and grow as readers and writers.  This resource addresses the following standards: CCSS W.K.1, W.K.2, W.K.2; TEKS ELAR K.11A, K.11B.

Second Grade Collective Nouns Poster - How do I use the Second Grade Collective Nouns Poster?
This collective nouns poster supports second-grade students as they study collective nouns. Print this poster to display as an anchor chart in your writing center, or print a copy for each student. Includes child-friendly illustrations and an easy-to-read design for helping students learn and grow as readers and writers.
This resource addresses the following standards: CCSS L.2.1.A; TEKS ELAR 5.11.D.iii" "This collective nouns poster supports second-grade students as they study collective nouns. Print this poster to display as an anchor chart in your writing center, or print a copy for each student. Includes child-friendly illustrations and an easy-to-read design for helping students learn and grow as readers and writers.
This resource addresses the following standards: CCSS L.2.1.A; TEKS ELAR 5.11.D.iii

How will this poster engage my second grader in lesson time?
This poster is great for students who are learning the collective names of groups of nouns. Your second grader will be able to reference this poster whenever they forget a word.

What is a collective noun?
A collective noun is a word for a group of specific nouns. For example, Sheep - A flock of sheepDogs - A pack of dogsPuppies - A litter of puppies

First Grade Pronouns Poster - How do I use the First Grade Pronouns Poster?
This poster supports first-grade students as they study pronouns. It can be printed as a handout (ideal in a Writer's Workshop reference folder) or used in your classroom as an instructional anchor chart. Includes child-friendly illustrations and easy-to-read design - perfect for helping students learn and grow as readers and writers. his resource addresses the following standards: CCSS L.1.1.D; TEKS ELAR 1.11D.vii.

Writing Reminders Poster - What is this resource useful for?
This helpful poster is perfect for kindergarten through second-grade students as they grow in their writing skills. Remind students to use phonics to spell words, leave spaces between words, use capital letters, and use punctuation. Display in your classroom or provide students with copies to keep in their writing folders.

This resource addresses the following standards: CCSS W.K.1, W.K.2, W.K.3, W.1.1, W.1.2, W.1.3, W.2.1, W.2.2, W.2.3; TEKS ELAR K.10Dvii, K.10Dviii, K.10Dix, 1.11Dvii, 1.11Dix, 1.11Dx, 2.11Dx, 2.11Dxi.

Use of Apostrophes IKEA Tolsby Frame - What is this resource useful for?
Use this handy IKEA Tolsby Frame resource as a helpful reminder about apostrophes. Why not display this resource on tables throughout your classroom as a reminder for writing? Appropriate for ages 7-11 or 3rd through 5th grade.

Quotation Marks Rules Flashcards - What is this resource useful for?
Would you like a great resource that teaches your students about quotation marks? These simple yet effective flashcards will have your students learning in no time! Appropriate for ages 7-11 or 3rd through 5th grade.

It's or Its PowerPoint - What is this resource useful for?
Would you like a resource that helps your students differentiate between it's and its? Can your students use both correctly in their writing? Use this great PowerPoint to help your students learn this important rule. Appropriate for ages 7-11 or 3rd through 5th grade.

Punctuating Speech PowerPoint - What is this resource useful for?
Would you like a great resource that teaches your students about punctuation? Do your students know how to correectly punctuate speech? Then, this is the resource for you! This Powerpoint is interactive, meaning your students can engage and learn at the same time! Appropriate for ages 7-11 or 3rd through 5th grade.

Dialogue Tags Scavenger Hunt - How do students use the Dialogue Tags Scavenger Hunt?
Create a meaning full activity using the Dialogue Tags Scavenger Hunt. Students will search through books to find dialogue tags at the beginning, middle, and end of sentences. Students will record the sentences on the scavenger hunt sheet with the correct punctuation.This resource addresses the following standard: L.3.2.C.

Telling vs. Commanding Sentences Sorting Cards - What is this resource useful for?
Students will have fun using these hands-on sorting cards to practice identifying sentences as commanding or telling sentences!

Using Commas to Separate Items on a List Quiz PowerPoint - What is this resource useful for?
We love powerpoints! This wonderful resource is based on the topic of commas, and will introduce your students to the correct use of them! This version uses Oxford commas, check out our UK version if you prefer not to use them. This is a fun and interactive quiz and a definite asset to your lesson plans!

Question Marks Application Activity - What is this resource useful for?
Based on the topic of question marks, this resource will help your students learn how to use them in their writing. This is a simple yet effective resource for your lesson plans and a must-have for your students!

Placing Commas in a List of Adjectives PowerPoint - What is this resource useful for?
We love PowerPoints! Here is a great resource for your class. Based on the topic of commas, this great PowerPoint teaches your students correct placement within a list of adjectives. This is a fun and engaging quiz that's sure to get your students thinking and learning! A must-have for your lesson plans!

State Abbreviations in Addresses Activity - What is this resource useful for?
A useful activity for students to rewrite addresses using correct capitalization, punctuation and state abbreviations.

Kindergarten Writing Word Mat - How can the Kindergarten Writing Word Mat help students?
The Kindergarten Writing Word Mat is an excellent visual resource to help students remember the grade-level expectations for writing, as well as to support grammar and a range of vocabulary.

Third Grade Writing Mat - What is this resource useful for?
This 3rd Grade Writing Mat is an excellent visual support to help students remember the expectations of different writing types, as well as the grade-expected use of correct punctuation and a range of vocabulary in their writing.

Writing Prompt Poster - What is this resource useful for?
This great writing prompt poster features the most common easy-to-make mistakes to look out for in your writing! A great visual aid and helpful reminder. Includes capital letters, full stops, spaces, paragraphs, punctuation, spelling, and more.