Make sure you remind students about the anchor charts available. Remind your students to use them!Īnchor charts are of no use if students aren’t referencing them. If they are not visually appealing, students may not refer to them as often or get confused when trying to read them. Make sure they have bold lettering and colors that stand out. Be sure the anchor chart is visually engaging.Īnchor charts should be easy to read and understand. Or, you can have all anchor charts in one designated spot for easy access.ģ. You could place painting anchor charts near the sink since students who are painting will get water and brushes. If you do not have your room set up in centers, you can still place anchor charts around your room. This way, students are more apt to be reminded of those techniques for the specific medium. For example, you would place a “Collage Techniques” anchor chart near your collage supplies. Make sure to place each anchor chart in an appropriate area of the room. Choose the right location to display each chart. For example, “crosshatching” could fall on anchor charts for colored pencils and drawing pencils.Ģ. You may have the same techniques on more than one anchor chart. For example, you might include “burnishing,” “scraping,” and “scumbling.” It’s also imperative to include an example of the technique.įor example, if you are teaching your students a variety of drawing techniques with colored pencils, you would label the anchor chart, “Colored Pencil Techniques.” Then, you would create a variety of examples labeled so students can begin to learn the vocabulary. Clearly name and show the technique.īecause these will be used by students, you’ll want to make sure each chart is clearly labeled. Here are a few tips you can use when creating your own anchor charts.
If you’re not familiar, anchor charts are student-friendly visuals sharing information about art techniques or processes.
One way I do this is by providing anchor charts. I believe students’ ability to take charge of their own learning is essential to their success. Being thoughtful about table arrangement, supply storage, and labels can go a long way.Īnother factor I consider when designing my room is how I can promote student independence. When considering your classroom culture, it is important to think about how you set up your classroom environment.
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