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Accountable Talk Posters with Sentence Stems – Back to School – Bulletin Board

(71 customer reviews)

Original price was: $4.25.Current price is: $3.30.

Searching for a way to teach students how to use accountable talk stems? Being able to politely discuss topics in a classroom setting is a challenge for every student. With a little creativity and some clever anchor charts, your students will be utilizing these accountable talk posters as a guide for class, small group and peer to peer discussions.

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Hi, I'm Chloe! I taught 3rd–5th grade math for 11 years, and every resource in this shop was built for real classrooms: low prep, high engagement, and a whole lot of sneaky learning.

Searching for a way to teach students how to use accountable talk stems? Being able to politely discuss topics in a classroom setting is a challenge for every student. With a little creativity and some clever anchor charts, your students will be utilizing these accountable talk posters as a guide for class, small group and peer to peer discussions.

Empower your students with strong communication skills and social skills.  With 40 accountable talk stems, students will feel empowered to voice their opinions without being disrespectful. Print these posters set on brightly colored card stock and hang in your room. Accountable talk empowers students to engage in conversations about any topic in a respectful manner. 

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The Accountable Talk Anchor Charts and Accountable Talk Posters includes:

  • 8 Full-Page pennants to hang in your classroom
  • 8 Half-Page size pennants to hang in your classroom
  • 8 Small pennants (mini anchor charts) for students to keep on their tables or desks; also a great size to glue into student notebooks

Accountable Talk Anchor Charts and Accountable Talk Posters help to remind your students to be respectful to their peers while participating in evidence-based discussions while learning.

Accountable Talk Anchor Charts and Accountable Talk Posters symbols include:

✸ : Expectations of Accountable Talk

✔ : Agree Statements

✘ : Disagree Statements

! : Excitement Statements

✐: Writing Statements

♥ : Opinion Statements

★ : Connection Statements

? : I’m Confused/Explain More Statements

How to implement these accountable talk stems:

  1. Display large pennants at the front of the classroom. Discuss the expectations (on the burst pennant).
  2. Place the miniature pennants on each students’ desk so they can easily refer to them during class time.
  3. Give a guiding question to your class to begin the accountable talk time. It can connect to an article the students read, a math problem, an event in history, or even a science experiment!

*Printer friendly resource! Everything in this document is black ink. You can print on color paper to add a POP if you’d like!

71 reviews for Accountable Talk Posters with Sentence Stems – Back to School – Bulletin Board

  1. Clever Clover Teaching Tools –

    So important to get kids talking about their learning. These will be helpful to give kids a place to start. Thank you for putting these on a desktop format!

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  2. art2reach –

    I love that you didn’t decorate the banners. I want the students to do this. These are going to be very helpful.

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  3. Keep On Teaching –

    This will help my students with accountable talk. Thank you!

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  4. Kathryn S. –

    A great resource; thank you for sharing your hard work and creativity with others!

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  5. Educ8 with Kate –

    Awesome!

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  6. Scott M. –

    Great!

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  7. kelly M. –

    I would recommend this to others!

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  8. LiteracyINhistory –

    exactly what I needed!

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  9. DeQuitta Deal –

    putting on the board

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  10. Mackenzie J. –

    Great resource for our notebooks for book clubs!

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  11. Mary Presley –

    Great resource!

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  12. Ansley T. –

    Loved this!

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  13. Mandy T. –

    Perfect for my classroom!

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  14. Ryan O. –

    Love it!

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  15. Alysia W. –

    Perfect reminder to get students started with wholesome targeted discussions.

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  16. Gladys D. –

    Great resource!

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  17. Amber J. –

    Thank you! 🙂

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  18. Tonya Z. –

    Looking forward to using this resource.

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  19. Hope B. –

    So useful!

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  20. Avonlea Teaching Treasures –

    Great reminder resources for students!

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  21. Books Globes and Wardrobes –

    I’m going to keep these on a ring in my table buckets!

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

    • Chloe Campbell Education –

      Love this idea! Thanks for sharing!

  22. Kristina Macor –

    Can’t wait to try this out!

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  23. Lauren C. –

    This is a great resource!

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  24. Laura’s Learning and Lattes –

    Thanks!

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  25. Cindy C. –

    Thanks these will be helpful for my kiddos.

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  26. LAJUANA J. –

    Great tool to remind students how to engage in meaningful math talk.

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  27. Katelynn I. –

    Great resource, Thanks!

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  28. Brenda Thompson-Positive Possibilities –

    Can’t wait to use

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  29. Sarah H. –

    These cards are great to get students talking during accountable talk.

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  30. Angelica T. –

    Glad students can have these for easy access

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  31. Amy Burke –

    Great resource! I can’t wait to use these in my classroom. Thank you!

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  32. Christina M. –

    Perfect to help students share their ideas! Thank you!

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  33. Tracey S. –

    Thanks!

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  34. Sharon C. –

    Desktop size was really an important draw for me. This will be a part of their table set of tools. Thanks

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  35. Linda B. –

    Nice way to encourage respectful, productive discussion.

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  36. Jennifer S. –

    Thanks for the great resource!

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  37. Nancy Mikolasik –

    So great, I put together the ones I wanted, copies on cardstock, laminated and taped to desks. 2nd year in a row with these awesome accountable talk cards! LOVE them, thank you!

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  38. Shree C. –

    Thank you!

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  39. chaundra G. –

    This is a great resource for helping my kids build their language skills in academic conversations.

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  40. Teaching Smart Cookies –

    love this

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  41. Heather Sickel –

    Excited to use these in my room!

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  42. Marjorie H. –

    a great way to support academic language in the classroom for my special needs students

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  43. Melanie M. –

    Super useful for my students!

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  44. Cailin P. –

    It worked well for what we used it for.

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  45. Megan M. –

    Very helpful for students to refer to when having discussions.

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  46. CapiClassics –

    Great resource for students to be able to start a meaningful discussion and help with their thoughts.

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  47. Kim M. –

    A very useful tool!

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  48. Tammy C. –

    Love it

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  49. Courtnie M. –

    Awesome for kids who need direction

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  50. Charity R. –

    Great resource to use! Highly recommend!

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  51. Natalie Moustakas –

    Great resource!

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  52. Jessica Mathews –

    Really handy to have on display and use in small groups. It has really helped to engage all students in conversation.

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  53. Heather G. –

    Great template for student reference.

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  54. Candace Y. –

    The talking stems are helpful to get nervous students to be more vocal when doing a google meet or zoom meeting.

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  55. Crazy Busy Librarian –

    Great Resource! Thank you!

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  56. Laurie A. –

    GREAT!

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  57. Angie K. –

    AWESOME PRODUCT!!

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  58. GraceRiske –

    This is great for the my class to see different way to form responses during our discussion.

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  59. Brenda H. –

    I make a set of these for each group for Reading Cafe, book clubs, and our novel studies small groups. Very useful and students are more engaged.

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  60. Robyn S. –

    It gives my students are reference for class discussions.

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  61. Michael M. –

    This is a great resource to introduce good sentence starters for the classroom. I really like how they are organized into categories. I printed a copy for students to paste in their journals, and a two other sets for the classroom. Thank you!

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  62. Southern Bayou Teaching –

    Easy to use, just print and go I added color paper to make it Pop on my walls

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  63. Patricia M. –

    I needed something to help my students with Socratic seminars. This provided the required sentence starters to help discussions be more successful.

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  64. Modern Language Academy –

    I’m looking forward to using this resource with my ESL students this autumn!

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  65. Katie T. –

    Great resource to display and put in student notebooks to reinforce accountable talk.

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  66. Cherilyn Gerard –

    Thank you for creating these! They are helping my students to organize their thoughts.

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  67. Elizabeth P. –

    This is a wonderful resource. The accountable stems are great to get my students talking.

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  68. The Old Barn Teaching Co –

    This is a great resource. Thank you for your hard work. It was very helpful.

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  69. beverly kerr –

    I like having something the students can reference when they are doing a group talk

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  70. Emily Christensen –

    Amazing resource to help my students and save time!

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

  71. Teresa F. –

    Useful Resource

    These were really helpful in getting my students to discuss things in class. I was able to print mini versions so they had the stems at each of their group tables.

    (Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)

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