Writing Anchor Charts to Structure Journaling, Writing Across the Curriculum

Writing Anchor Charts: structure journaling in every class

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    Writing Anchor Charts to Structure Journaling, Writing Across the Curriculum
    Are you looking for another quick tool to use to organize student writing?  Check out these writing anchor charts. They work great as a classroom bulletin board and you can print them 4 to a page to staple in student journals.  They are concise and will help organize student writing across the curriculum.  WRITING ANCHOR CHARTS

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