Adding Adverbs to Our Writing!

If your students are studying persuasive or narrative writing (or any other text type, for that matter), this adverbs poster set is a must-have visual support for your classroom! This set contains four posters, which cover:

• A list of adverbs (with pictures)
• A list of adverbs (without pictures)
• Lists of adverbs sorted into how, where and why columns 
• A definition of adverbs and examples of adverbs of mode, place and reason. 

This poster set will support students’ understanding of how a sentence can be made more specific by adding adverbs, and provide them with usable examples to try in their writing.

Using These Adverbs Posters in Your Classroom

Posters are such a versatile resource type! Here are some ways our team of teachers suggests you use these posters in your classroom (and beyond!).

1. Print the poster on A3 paper and display it in your classroom for students to reference when doing independent work.
2. Print the poster on A4 paper, slip it into a clear sleeve, and use it in your guided groups as a reminder.
3. Print the poster on A4 paper, slide it into a clear sleeve, and hang it on a ring as a reference tool for a resource centre. 

We’ve also come up with bonus ways to turn posters into interactive tools that really make your lessons stick!

🖍️ Turn this poster into a colouring page by printing it in black and white. 

📝 Create a fill-in-the-blank worksheet by removing selections of text.  

📂 Place copies in students’ homework folders for reference. 

💻 Provide posters as digital resources for homework support. 

🧠 Test students’ memories by showing them the poster, then hiding it and having them tell you what they remember.

✅ Incorporate posters into your lesson wrap-up: students write on a sticky note what they learned from the lesson and place it on the poster. 

Easily Download Your Adverbs List Posters

To save your lists of adverbs posters, use the dropdown icon on the Download button to choose between the PDF or Google Slides version of this resource. The Google Slides version is editable, should you wish to add or delete elements to cater to your learners.

This awesome adverbs teaching resource was created by Renee Murrant, a teacher in Sydney and Teach Starter collaborator. 

Looking for More Adverbs Teaching Resources?

We’ve got you covered! Our team of experienced teachers is working hard behind the scenes to help save you time! Take a look at these selections from our large range of adverbs resources:

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