Description
Anchor your students’ reading skills with these NONFICTION TEXT FEATURES anchor charts posters!
This nonfiction text features anchor charts file includes the following:
- One quick anchor chart in full-color and black-and-white (can be used on its own)
- Four additional anchor charts posters with examples in full-color and black-and-white
- Smaller 1/2-page versions of every poster in full-color and black-and-white (for individual student reference or an interactive notebook)
- Printable and digital options
LOVE THESE ANCHOR CHARTS? GRAB THE MEGA BUNDLE HERE:
SMALLER ANCHOR CHARTS BUNDLES can be found here:
- Reading Skill Anchor Charts BUNDLE #1
- Reading Skills Anchor Charts BUNDLE #2
- Reading Skills Anchor Charts BUNDLE #3
- Reading Skill Anchor Charts BUNDLE #4
Links for the anchor charts products available in my shop:
- Cause and Effect Anchor Charts Posters
- Context Clues Anchor Charts Posters
- Main Idea and Details Anchor Charts Posters
- Making Inferences Anchor Charts Posters
- Point of View Anchor Charts Posters
- Theme Anchor Charts Posters
- Author’s Purpose Anchor Charts Posters
- Compare and Contrast Anchor Charts Posters
- Fact and Opinion Anchor Charts Posters
- Genres of Literature Anchor Charts Posters
- Nonfiction Text Features Anchor Charts Posters
- Story Elements Anchor Charts Posters
- Analogies Anchor Charts Posters
- Greek and Latin Roots Anchor Charts Posters
- Homophones, Homonyms, and Homographs Anchor Charts Posters
- Prefixes and Suffixes Anchor Charts Posters
- Shades of Meaning Anchor Charts Posters
- Synonyms and Antonyms Anchor Charts Posters
- Capitalization Anchor Charts Posters
- Complete Sentences Anchor Charts Posters
- Figurative Language Anchor Charts Posters
- Formal and Informal Language Anchor Charts Posters
- Punctuation Anchor Charts Posters
- Simple, Compound, and Complex Sentences Anchor Charts Posters
Please reach out with any questions you may have!








Mindy M. –
This helped my students tremendously! I recommend this resource!
latanque S. –
I use anchor charts throughout my reading instruction to provide students with a visual reference of key skills and strategies we are learning. I co-create many of the charts with students during whole-group lessons so they can actively engage in the learning process and take ownership of the content. These charts stay displayed in the classroom and are revisited during small group instruction, literacy centers, and independent work to reinforce understanding. I encourage students to use the anchor charts as a support when answering questions, discussing texts, or completing assignments. This consistent reference tool helps strengthen comprehension, build independence, and support student success.
Melinda Nolen –
This was a game changer when it comes to discussing text features with my students. I will always use this resource with my students. I’m starting the school year off with it.
Alicia L. –
These nonfiction text feature posters provide excellent visual references during reading instruction. The mini cards are perfect for small groups and student notebooks.
Sara Campbell –
I used this with my 7-9s to help them be more comfortable engaging in conversations about texts. Very handy.