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6th grade grammar outlines
Verbs Cheat Sheet: Grammar Resource for Interactive Notebooks or Binders
This helpful resource is a handy tool to include in writing notebooks, folders, or binders. It's a quick reference to action, linking and helping verbs.If you download this resource, please leave much-appreciated feedback. Thank you! If you want more handy reference sheets, check these out: **Noun Jobs Cheat Sheet**Writing Handbook for Students**Grammar (Parts of Speech) Handout**Dynamite Dialogue Handout**Pronouns Resource Sheet**FREEBIE: Synonyms for Said**Text Structure Clue Words**Transition
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4th - 10th
Also included in: Verb Task Cards and Printables Bundle {Action, Helping, & Linking Verbs}
Spire Level 4 Lesson Plans: 4th Edition
These are my lesson plans for the S.P.I.R.E. Level 4: 4th Edition kit. Each lesson is written in the same format as the Blackline Masters lesson plan and the teacher's guide.This file contains all 12 introductory lessons and reinforcement a lessons. It also includes a blank plan for you convenience.I laminated these plans with the concept mastery tests on the back so that I had what I needed to teach and assess daily. It is also very convenient to leave for a substitute.These files are PDFs. Ple
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3rd - 6th
Morning Work Literacy Bellwork Plan for the Year Outline - Grammar Conventions
A day-by-day, week-by-week plan for your Language Arts bell work or bell ringers for the entire school year! No prep needed, just copy sentence onto board!This long range plan gives you a sentence each week with a short editing task each day including a mini-assessment sentence for Thursday and a little riddle or word puzzle for Friday. This bellwork is repetitive and formulaic which allows for students to work independently and with success. Mixed in around short weeks and holidays are weeks
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4th - 7th
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VERB TENSES
This is a one page reference for verb tenses. It covers simple, progressive and perfect tense. It is an outline that gives the definition and an example for each in detail. This is great for a teacher reference or for a student handout so that students have a guide when they are working on Language Arts.
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5th - 12th
Essay Graphic Organizers & Rough Draft Pages (Informational & Argumentative)
Streamline and scaffold essay writing with your students with these graphic organizers! Included:Planning Graphic Organizers for Informational & Argumentative EssaysChunked Rough Draft Pages for Informational & Argumentative Essays -Guided and Blank Introduction & Conclusion pages includedEdit/Revise ChecklistBenefits:Makes planning essays easier and more efficient for students!Two types of essays includedOrganize brainstorming ideas, develop your thesis/claim statement, and
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6th - 9th
Parts of Speech Notes and Classwork
A great all-in-one packet to teach the 8 parts of speech. This can be used in lower grades, or as a review in upper grades. It was actually created for high school Special Ed. It has blanks to be filled in while verbally reviewing definitions, and then short practice where comprehension can be instantly assessed.
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5th - 9th
Noun Jobs Cheat Sheet: Perfect for Student Binders/Notebooks
This helpful resource is a handy tool to include in writing notebooks, folders, or binders. It's a quick reference to the various noun jobs.If you download this resource, please leave much-appreciated feedback. Thank you! If you want more handy reference sheets, check these out: **Verbs Cheat Sheet**Writing Handbook for Students**Grammar (Parts of Speech) Handout**Dynamite Dialogue Handout**Pronouns Resource Sheet**FREEBIE: Synonyms for Said**Text Structure Clue Words**Transitions ResourceConnec
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5th - 9th
Patterns of Power Recording Sheet
This PDF file is meant to be a resource that is aligned to Patterns of Power: Inviting Young Writers into the Conventions of Languages Grades 1-5. It is a student sheet to write the daily focus phrase, mentor sentence, compare and contrast the sentence with the second lesson sentence, and imitate the sentence. This form can be used as an exit ticket to check for student understanding. To use this resource, students will: write the weekly focus phrasewrite the mentor sentence write what they NOTI
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1st - 8th
Also included in: BUNDLE: Patterns of Power Bilingual and English Recording Sheets
Wonder Theme Essay and Pre-Writing Activity
After reading R.J. Palacio's Wonder students are required to write a theme essay. They are given sample themes and asked to prove one with text evidence. Students can also create their own theme.Additionally included is a pre-writing activity you can give to students to activate student interest in the text.
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4th - 6th
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Text Type - Genre Structure/Parts of Speech Posters x 9 - 9 pages
Text Type - Genre Structure/Parts of Speech Posters x 9 - PDF file
9 page, printable teaching resource.
9 full-page sized posters covering 9 text types including;
1. Procedure
2. Recount
3. Description
4. Information Report
5. Narrative
6. Exposition
7. Explanation
8. Response
9. Discussion
These cards would be appropriate for 5-12 year-olds.
Teachers can use as a guide to explicitly teach the features of various text types.
First using one of the posters
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K - 8th, Staff
Parts of Speech Quick Reference Anchor Chart
Revamp your grammar instruction and provide students with a quick reference for the 8 parts of speech. Featuring a quick review of the parts of speech and an explanation of how the parts of speech are like jobs, this quick reference can be printed and posted as an anchor chart in your room or handed out for students to use for grammar work. Each Part of Speech is assigned a “job” to make the concepts sticky for students. Each part of speech includes a “job description” comparing it to the job an
Hamilton The Musical Unit Breakdown & Teaching Guide
A guide to breakdown the entire musical, Hamilton for instruction, it lists each lesson to cover in suggested order along with the particular skill set to have the learners focus on. There are 3 pages, 36 different suggested activities.Take the guesswork out of figuring out which songs to teach and what skills to focus on!
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Daily 5 Schedule
Get your students (and yourself!) organized with these DL DAILY 5 Schedules!I found that during Distance Learning, my students needed a visual schedule that listed all of their daily 5 assignments. I like to post this in Google Classroom so my students can refer back to it when needed!This product includes:-Daily 5 Zoom Times Schedule-Daily 5 Template (Monday-Friday)-Suggested Activities-Individual Group Schedules ALL SLIDES ARE EDITABLE! (*Note: Some headers are not editable but can be deleted
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1st - 6th
Essential Grammar
This is an easy one-page (front and back) reference for all essential grammar terms you could possibly want to cover—and more.
The guide includes definitions and examples for each term and four levels of grammar: parts of speech, parts of a sentence, phrases, and clauses. Parts of speech are further broken down into major types where needed (action and linking verbs, for example). I gave this to my 6th graders as a reference for all the grammar they would do for the next three to six years. It
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6th - 12th
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Basic Adverbs Notes Outline
Use this comprehensive notes outline to introduce or review basic information about adverbs. The outline is in cloze note, fill-in-the-blank format so students can easily follow along during the lesson.
The outline, which is aligned to Common Core language standards, is organized into the following sections:
*Definition (parts of speech modified by adverbs);
*What They Do (questions answered by adverbs);
*Some Sample Adverbs (graphic organizer/chart); and
*Sample Sentences (sentence analys
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3rd - 6th
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Also included in: Basic Adverbs Bundle
Parts of Speech Project| No-Prep| Group Project| Students Teaching Students
Take a "teaching break" and let your students teach the eight parts of speech to each other! My students absolutely LOVED being in control of the activities, questions, etc. that were being taught to the class. This project allows students to collaborate in small groups to teach the eight parts of speech! This NO-PREP activity is student-centered and outlines what exactly students need to do in order to create a fun and engaging lesson to teach to their peers! In their groups, the students will
Who vs Whom
Who vs. whom? That is the question! Students need to be able to use who vs. whom correctly while speaking and writing. Let's teach who vs. whom grammar rules explicitly and provide ample practice. The ability to determine whether one should use who or whom will no longer be a mystery after you lead students through the guided notes and practice sheets contained in this resource. INCLUDES 1. Common Core Content Statement 2. Guided Notes – pages 1-2 3. Practice – pages 3-4 4. Answ
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3rd - 12th
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Also included in: Who vs Whom BUNDLE
How to Write a Good Essay!
This is a simple and eye catching sheet that explains for middle and high schoolers, how to write a good essay. This sheet goes over the main aspects of the introduction, body, and conclusion paragraphs. It also looks at the background research, what a thesis is, and how to edit. This is downloaded at an RGB standard which makes for excellent printing or online viewing. Personally, I feel this is a great board presentation to show kids how to write and essay in a simplified variant.
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6th - 10th
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Personal Pronoun Chart
This is a handout that I give to my students to put in the Grammar Section of their binders. It is a chart of Personal Pronouns. It breaks the pronouns into case: subjective, objective, and possessive. It also breaks them down into singular and plural.
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4th - 10th
Future Tense Note Taking | Handout
Handout for students to Fill Out while you present on the future Tense. Written in English for the lower non-Heritage Speaking Classes
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
My Book of Capitalization Rules
“Once the rules are understood, we are ready to be held accountable for capitalization.”
Mechanically Inclined by Jeff Anderson
I wanted to follow Mr. Anderson’s idea that before we can hold our students accountable we need to make sure that they truly know what the rules are. Over several days we will explore the different rules and create examples in the context of sentences. Each student will have their own booklet to record their examples.
This book will also be a useful tool when student
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3rd - 7th
Parts of Speech - Nouns & Adjectives - Notes Pages
Very simple yet super effective notes pages on the parts of speech: Nouns and Adjectives.Great for an introductory lesson on nouns and adjectives before diving into more practice.For the FULL UNIT BUNDLE click here!Enjoy!
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4th - 7th
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Sentence a Day Writing Grade 6 Yearly Overview
Do you want your students to focus on building stronger, better, richer sentences?You will find a yearly overview of all that is taught from week 1 to week 40 in the Writing Sentences Across Grade 6 program. This will help you to align it with your schools scope and sequence. Earn credit for future purchases:Simply go to your "My Purchases" page. Beside each purchase you'll see a "Provide Feedback" button. Click it and you will be taken to a page where you can give a rating and leave a comment
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6th
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Parts of Speech Reference Helper
I created this reference helper for my grade seven students after noticing that they were struggling with identifying the parts of speech. We had done practice with mentor sentences and within the school's grammar workbook, and it became clear that students really weren't feeling confident about the basics.I print each page on colourful paper and turn this into a mini booklet to fit into students' binders. It's set up with tabs to cut out and organize the package.Although made for my grade seven
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4th - 8th
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Fun and engaging grammar activities to try
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Sentence Diagramming & Building
Help students see the relationships between words, phrases, and clauses by having them break down sentences into visual diagrams. Or, help them understand sentence structure by giving them a set of words or phrases and having them construct grammatically correct sentences.
Grammar Word Search
Use word search puzzles to have students locate words that relate to a specific grammar concept (for example, you could have students search for adjectives).
Grammar Bingo
This is a great way to engage the whole class and reinforce a grammar concept your students are learning. Simply call out various grammar rules, sentence examples, or parts of speech, and have students mark the corresponding grammar rule (or error!).
Escape Rooms
Using an escape room-style activity, students can solve grammar puzzles to "escape" within a given time limit. They’re also great for providing children with the opportunity to showcase everything they've learned with a competitive element.
Grammar Quizzes
Regular quizzes can reinforce learning, test students’ mastery of grammar, and help track their progress over time.
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