• Types of sources laminated poster used in social studies and history classrooms. The anchor chart is divided, with examples, between primary and secondary sources.
  • Our high-quality laminated anchor charts are designed for durability and longevity. They are dry-erase safe for easy reuse, tear-resistant to withstand classroom use, and spill-resistant for extra protection. Perfect for teachers, homeschoolers, and students who need reliable and reusable educational posters.
  • This listing photo showcases teachers 5 star reviews of our laminated anchor charts. Many customers include that they love the visuals the anchor charts provide and the ease of not having to create the anchor chart themselves. Customers also love how durable the anchor chart is due to lamination.
  • This listing describes details about Fent's Anchor Charts: Teacher-owned, 5 star Etsy Seller, Located in New York, Handmade, Bulk Orders Accepted and custom orders accepted.
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"Primary vs Secondary Sources" Anchor Chart

"Primary vs Secondary Sources" Anchor Chart

$15.00 USD
$15.00 USD
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Help students confidently understand the difference between primary and secondary sources with this classroom 'Types of Sources' laminated anchor chart! Perfect for teaching research skills, historical thinking, or literacy, this laminated poster provides clear definitions, examples, and visuals for both source types.

Ideal for grades 3–8, this classroom-ready chart is a go-to reference during history, social studies, or writing units where students need to identify, evaluate, and use different types of sources in their work. Also great for ELA classrooms, research units, history analysis, and media literacy. 

Key Features

  • Laminated classroom poster
  • Dry-erase marker safe
  • Tear-resistant
  • Spill-resistant
  • 100% handmade in the U.S.A.
  • Teacher-made

Care Instructions

  • Hang with double-sided tape, adhesive putty, tacks, frames or magnets
  • This poster is shipped to you already laminated, please do not laminate it again
  • Use a clean damp rag to clean this anchor chart

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