Transition Words (Linking Words) Anchor Chart
Rebecca Taylor
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Grade Levels
2nd - 12th
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Pages
1 page
Rebecca Taylor
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Description
Many writing rubrics require the usage of "varied and sophisticated" transition words in paragraph writing. I got tired of reading "Then... then... and then..." or "Next... next... next...", so I created this anchor chart to help my students self-select more creative and specific transition words.
This will remain clear (non-pixelated) up to a 3 ft X 4 ft poster, but prints well as a sheet or half-sheet reference guide as well.
This will remain clear (non-pixelated) up to a 3 ft X 4 ft poster, but prints well as a sheet or half-sheet reference guide as well.
Total Pages
1 page
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