Bulletin boards for 5th grade (page 2)
Bulletin boards for 5th grade: 56 free pages to print, play or teach from. No sign-in.
- Metric measurement posterPrintable
A free printable metric measurement poster: seven equivalents for length, volume and mass, from millimeters to kilograms, in two columns. Edit any line and print.
- Order of operations posterPrintable
A free printable order of operations poster: four numbered steps from parentheses to adding and subtracting, each with a short reminder. Edit the wording and print.
- Math operation words posterPrintable
A free printable poster of math word clues: the words that often point to adding, subtracting, multiplying or dividing, in two columns. Edit and print.
- Polygon names posterPrintable
A free printable polygon names poster: triangle to decagon with the number of sides for each, in two columns. Edit any line and print on letter or A4.
- Angle types posterPrintable
A free printable angle types poster: acute, right, obtuse, straight and reflex, each with its size in degrees, in two columns. Edit any line and print.
- Place value names posterPrintable
A free printable place value names poster: ones to millions with the value of each place in two columns. Edit any line and print on letter or A4.
- Area and perimeter formulas posterPrintable
A free printable formulas poster: area and perimeter of rectangles and triangles, area and circumference of circles, and the volume of a box, in two columns. Edit and print.
- Fraction, decimal and percent chartPrintable
A free printable chart of common fractions with their decimals and percents, eight rows in two columns, from one half to one third. Edit any line and print.
- Anchor charts for math and readingPrintable
Free printable anchor charts for math and reading, on one page or as a four-page poster.
- Place value anchor chartPrintable
A free place value anchor chart: ones, tens, hundreds and thousands, what each digit is worth, and three ways to show a number.
- Fractions anchor chartPrintable
A free fractions anchor chart: numerator and denominator, why the parts must be equal, and equivalent fractions with pictures.
- Multiplication strategies anchor chartPrintable
A free multiplication strategies anchor chart: equal groups, arrays, repeated addition, skip counting and breaking a fact apart.
- Solving a word problem anchor chartPrintable
A free math problem solving anchor chart: four steps for any word problem, from reading it twice to checking the answer.
- Theme anchor chartPrintable
A free theme anchor chart: what a theme is, how it differs from the topic, and questions that help you find it in a story.
- Author's purpose anchor chartPrintable
A free author's purpose anchor chart: to persuade, to inform, to entertain, with the clues for each and a sentence frame.
- Character traits anchor chartPrintable
A free character traits anchor chart: what a trait is, traits versus feelings, and how to prove a trait with evidence from the text.
- Main idea and details anchor chartPrintable
A free main idea anchor chart: the main idea is what the whole text is mostly about, held up by key details, like a table and its legs.
- Point of view anchor chartPrintable
A free point of view anchor chart: first, second and third person, the clue words that give each one away, and one sentence told three ways.
- Cause and effect anchor chartPrintable
A free cause and effect anchor chart: what a cause is, what an effect is, the signal words that join them, and a sentence to try.
- Making inferences anchor chartPrintable
A free inference anchor chart: clues in the text plus what you already know make an inference, with an example and a sentence frame.
- Compare and contrast anchor chartPrintable
A free compare and contrast anchor chart: alike and different, the signal words for each, a Venn diagram and a sentence frame.
- Summarizing anchor chartPrintable
A free summarizing anchor chart: what belongs in a summary, the Somebody, Wanted, But, So, Then frame for stories, and a plan for nonfiction.
- Tone words anchor chartPrintable
A free tone words anchor chart: what tone is, how it differs from mood, and lists of positive, neutral and negative tone words to use in writing about a text.
- Rounding anchor chartPrintable
A free rounding anchor chart: find the place, look at the digit to its right, and the rule for rounding up or down, with tens and hundreds examples.