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English Grammar Rules Key Ring and Bookmarks
If your students need help with grammar when reading or writing, why not give them this Grammar Rules Key Ring ? It deals with the basics of the English language. This resource contains 67 cards :Personal pronounsPossessive adjectivesPossessive pronounsObject pronounsReflexive pronounsBE (present): affirmative, negative and interrogative ; both full and short formsHAVE (present) : affirmative, negative and interrogativeHAVE GOT (present): affirmative, negative and interrogativeBE + V-ing / pr
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Also included in: Grammar, WH-questions, Phonetics and Picture Dictionary Key Ring BUNDLE
How to Draw People with Shapes
How to draw people with shapes directed drawing guide with 24 person reference and activity pages. Math and art connectionself portraitsfamily portraits past, present and future timelinescentersmorning worksub planearly finisher activityall about me activityPage 1: Steps 1-3 (head, body, limbs with various shape and body type samples)Page 2: Steps 4-5 (ears, hands, feet, hair and 8 diverse finished sample people)Page 3: 16 person reference page (Diverse cultural representation, newborn to elder
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Also included in: GROWING BUNDLE | Drawing Guides Drawing Activities + Coloring Pages
Comparative Adjectives er Game Boom Cards™
Suffix er comparison game. Digital Resource Boom Cards™ To play this comparatives game Player 1 will look at the images and thinks of a comparative adjective eg The boy feels hotter than the girl. If player 1 is correct they tap the number on the card that is designated to them and the number will change from 0 to 1. Player 2 then has a turn to think of another comparative adjective. eg longer - The girl has longer hair than the boy. If player 2 is correct they tap the number designated to them
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Also included in: Comparative Adjectives Bundle Boom Cards™
Comparatives and Superlatives Irregular & Regular Boom Cards™ Adjectives
Irregular and Regular Comparative & Superlative Adjectives Speech Therapy Help your students learn terms to compare items by sequencing the comparative and superlative terms for the adjective. This deck has irregular and regular comparatives and superlatives. Discuss the difference between comparing to one other item (comparative) and comparing to all the items (superlative). Show the student how the meaning of the word changes by changing its ending (suffix er or est) or by learning the irr
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Verb Tense Practice Games Bundle: Paper Version
Students, especially English language learners, need a lot of practice with the different verb tenses. It can be difficult to remember which tense to use for a given situation. This bundle contains games for the discrete practice of several tenses: Simple Present/Past/Future: 1 gameSimple Present: 1 gameSimple Past (regular and irregular verbs): 5 gamesSimple Future: 1 gamePresent Continuous: 2 gamePast Continuous: 3 gamesPresent Perfect: 2 gamePast Perfect: 1 gameAll Tenses: 2 games, 1 set of r
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Comparative and Superlative Adjectives er and est Boom Cards™
Suffixes er and est for comparison. Digital Resource Boom Cards™ Help your students learn terms to compare items by sequencing the comparative and superlative terms for the adjective. Discuss the difference between comparing (comparative) to one other item and comparing to all the items (superlative). Show the student how the meaning of the word changes by changing its ending (suffix er or est). The student may also like to observe the words that need to change the spelling to add the suffixes
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Also included in: Comparative Adjectives Bundle Boom Cards™
Dynamic Word Mastery Games VC & VCE Level 1 ~ Google Slides version
If you prefer the pdf version, you can purchase it here.This is the first of many game packs that enable students to master syllable patterns, vowel sounds, word parts, spelling, and part of speech using any of four game boards.~ Watch a Preview of all the materials ~Word parts included: 12 digraphs double letter ll, ff, ss, zz (tt, gg, bb, dd included in sight words) soft g and c Word parts not included:consonant blends trigraphs suffixes, prefixes glue
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Present Tense To Be: Hungry! Task Cards and Game
The be verb is almost always the first one we teach ELLs, and for good reason. We use it all the time, it is hard to hold even a basic conversation without it, but it is also a very confusing verb. This activity consists of 24 sentences practicing the simple present tense conjugation of the verb be. The activity can be done in several different ways, and all use the same 24 sentences:Task Cards: these cards have one sentence per card and students record which form of the verb completes each sent
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Verb Sort: Irregular Past-Tense: Summertime
NO PREP Google Slides. This verb-sort includes 40 slides of irregular past-tense verb practice. Just copy your desired slides, and paste them into a new Google Slides to assign on Google Classroom! It's so easy for Distance Learning.
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Present Tense To Be: In Touch Board Game
The be verb is almost always the first one we teach ELLs, and for good reason. We use it all the time, it is hard to hold even a basic conversation without it, but it is also a very confusing verb. This Candy Land-style game is great practice for the present tense of the verb to be. The first player takes a card, reads the sentence, and fills in the blank with the correct form of the be verb. If he/she is correct he/she moves his/her piece to the next square with the correct form. The first p
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