I have it hanging next to my smart board at the very front of the class. That's a sure way to be sure it won't be missed. I decided to use ribbon to tie the pages together, so I can easily grab it and take it to the carpet with me for our read alouds. I also put a clothespin on the side, so we can mark the correct author's purpose for the story we are reading at any given moment.
If you'd like to check it out in my store, simply click HERE.
I also added a new set of desk name plates. The new set has a notebook paper background. Both the notebook paper and red versions are available for FREE in my store. Click the images below to head on over to grab them.
As always, I'd love to give the first 3 people who leave a comment the Author's Purpose resource for free. Please don't forget to leave your e-mail.
Definitely need these in my room! LOVE THEM!
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I would love your author's purpose posters!! These look like such a fabulous resource!! Thanks!
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Love!!
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DeletePlease leave your e-mail, so I can send them your way :)
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ReplyDeleteMissed the freebie but commenting anyway! You are fabulously talented and I love your stuff! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you soooo much!!! That definitely makes my day :)
DeleteI love your author's purpose posters...so visually appealing! The tiny description on each cracks me up. Love the idea of clipping a clothespin to show the purpose of your current story. May be steali--borrowing that idea from you!
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Thanks bunches Suzy!!! Borrow away... :)
DeleteI just stumbled across your website, and love your author's purpose posters. Any chance you would pass them along a year later?
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