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Verb Tenses Anchor Chart - Safari Theme. Let's go on an adventure and explore and identify verb tenses! (Image nly - uploaded by Lindy du Plessis).
Teaching about verb tense can be tricky for some students. The tense of a verb tells when the action takes place. Tense is often shown by how the word ends. For example; plays, played, and playing. Knowing the ending of a verb can tell which tense is being used. It makes it tricky for students because sometimes the verb will change to irregular which will throw them off. There are 3 different kinds of tenses: Present Tense- This means the action is happening now or that it happens all the…
Past, present, and future tense interactive anchor chart.
This blog post brings you tips for teaching verb tenses. It includes anchor charts, verb tense activities, and more for elementary grades.
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I’m always in awe of the wonderful, vibrant and colorful classrooms I see in the communities I frequent online. Something which always catches my eye, without fail, are anchor charts. They are so visually appealing, they help keep the students (and teachers!) organized, and when done right, creating them can be an interactive activity with the students. At Tiny Teaching Shack I have an anchor chart for you that teaches Subject Verb Agreement. Let's be creative together with anchor char
Total physical response, anchor charts and sorts are a great way to help ELL students understand verb tenses!
