I LOVE anchor charts. I’ve seen so many amazing anchor charts on Pinterest and have been pinning them, but I would love to have them at easier access. So here’s the idea. Everyone links up their own PERSONAL anchor charts in the linky party below. I will compile them all into a PDF with links to the sources. Then, I will offer it for free download on TpT, Teacher’s Notebook and Google Docs. I see a LOT of benefits to this! First, we will have a great resource when it’s finished. Not only that, but I can almost guarantee we’ll all find a blog or two we didn’t know about. That’s always fun! Also, it’ll be a little promo for your blog too!
**If you don’t have a blog and have anchor charts that you would like to include, feel free to email them to me at laceykyates@gmail.com
So let’s get this linky party started! Link it up friends! Be sure they are your own original anchor charts linked to the blog post or original pin. I won’t include any pictures I can’t provide sources for.
PLEASE blog about this and share with fellow blogger friends. I think if we all work together this could be a great resource!!!
I linked up!
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Sprinkles to Kindergarten
Thanks!! :)
Delete-Lacey
I tried linking up! Hope it worked!
ReplyDelete-Marie
It worked! :) Thanks!
Delete-Lacey
Great idea! I love when people have linky parties!
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Teaching With Love and Laughter
Thanks for linking up!
Delete-Lacey
I linked up! Your blog is so cute! I'm itching to try my hand at re-designing my own blog- but it's so intimidating!!! Did you use any tutorials you would recommend??
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting the linky!
-Staci
www.letsteachsomething.blogspot.com
Thanks for linking up! And thanks for the compliment! I really didn't use any tutorials, I just played around with it. :) I made the background and uploaded it in the template designer and then made the header and uploaded it as the header. I didn't mess with the code really.
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-Lacey
wah very helpful, thanks to the article
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