If you are like me, you love using anchor charts as a visual aid when teaching your lessons. Anchor charts are a great way to display relevant content, group important information, and display learning strategies to support students. Anchor charts are also a great way for teachers to get creative and design things for their classrooms. Paper anchor charts are great when you are building them with students or want to post them on the walls throughout your classroom. However, these anchor charts can be hard for students to access when they are outside of the classroom, hard to used in blended and digital lessons, and can be damaged over time if they are not stored properly. Lucky for us, anchor charts are really easy to create in a digital format! Here are three easy ways to create digital anchor charts. 1: Using Microsoft Publisher Microsoft Publisher is a great app to use if you want to create anything in a "document style." Everything you create in Publisher can