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Middle school grammar project pdfs
Ser vs. Estar| Ser and Estar | Ser y Estar selfie project in Spanish en español
This is a favorite of both my students and me! Students create a comic strip with pictures of themselves making faces to express each emotion and a caption in Spanish! This can be used to just teach estar and emotions, or to teach ser vs. estar. It is fully editable so you can adjust it for the technology in your class. It is easily shared via Google Classroom or similar platforms.Includes:Tips for teachersDirections for students and rubric2 Sample projects Video tutorial with tech tipsYou ma
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6th - 10th
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Art Heist (Starry Night) Escape Room | Grammar Practice | Parts of Speech, Etc
Art Escape: “Starry Night” by Vincent van Gogh (Grammar Edition). Escape room challenges with a creative twist. Learning is about to get really fun! That’s because this resource combines puzzles, learning, and art! The lesson begins when students learn about an art heist. As art detectives, they’ll need to work together to solve 5 creative challenges. Each challenge will have them learning more about the stolen piece of art and practicing critical ELA skills. If they can crack the case, they jus
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4th - 8th
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Also included in: Art Escape Room Grammar Challenges BUNDLE - Project Based Learning (PBL)
Parts of Speech Poster Worksheets
Students can use these no prep posters to demonstrate their understanding of the different parts of speech. They can be used as an assessment for learning (as a diagnostic activity to see what knowledge your students are bringing to a concept), assessment as learning (as a formative assessment during a unit or as a review before the end of a unit), or as assessment of learning (as a summative task at the end of a unit).Posters Include:• General Parts of Speech (great for assessment at the end o
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4th - 7th
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SIT. APRENDIZAJE MY CRAZY OUTFIT
En este documento podrás encontrar una situación de aprendizaje realizada en SEGUNDO de primaria donde los alumnos deben diseñar un outfit de ropa loco ya que por culpa del cambio climático estamos perdiendo las estaciones.Documentos disponibles:- Presentación con la justificación y todos los elementos curriculares- Autoinstrucciones de las 3 posibles final tasks- Materiales con apoyos visuales para las 3 posibles final tasks- Rúbrica de evaluación- Checklist para las apps - Autoevaluación y coe
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2nd - 6th, Adult Education
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My House - Writing Project
Unit about House and Furnishing
Students have to describe a house. This project is designed for elementaty Cycle Two ESL students.
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3rd - 7th
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Graphic Sources and Text Features -Newspaper Scavenger Hunt
I created this end of year newspaper scavenger hunt on graphic sources and text features for my students to work in cooperative groups to complete, during reading at the end of the year. This is a great group activity for students to engage in during the hustle and bustle of trying to close up your classroom for the summer.
Students work in groups to locate items on the scavenger hunt check list. My groups consist of 4-5 students each. Each group will need a copy of the newspaper and a poste
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3rd - 6th
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Parts of Speech Menu Project: NO PREP, Step-by-Step Project w/ Rubric & Quiz
Tired of re-teaching parts of speech every year because students do not retain their knowledge? Help them to connect parts of speech to a relevant, real-life experience: creating a restaurant menu! Restaurants choose concrete nouns, vivid verbs, and descriptive adjectives and adverbs to make their dishes sound enticing and tasty to customers.
The step-by-step directions will guide students in creating a menu that incorporates each part of speech, one at a time. Examples are provided for student
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4th - 9th
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Subject-Verb Agreement Worksheets and Craftivity
Are you looking for a FUN, engaging activity to spice up the rather dull grammar task of editing sentences for subject-verb agreement? This craftivity provides students with a memorable activity that allows them to edit sentences with subject-verb agreement errors. Students assist the Subject-Verb Agreement Pa-TROLL in "catching" sentences that violate the "laws" of subject-verb agreement! This resource features two worksheets and a craftivity.WORKSHEETS:Students begin by completing either one o
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3rd - 6th
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Also included in: Subject-Verb Agreement Bundle: PowerPoints, Worksheets, Task Cards
Parts of Speech Practice: Create a Menu (Middle School Grammar)
This is one of my favorite real-life application projects that can be completed individually by students or in partners. The Create Your Own Menu project allows students to use their creativity to think of a type of restaurant they would open, name it, and create a menu for it all while practicing specific and vivid nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, and prepositional phrases. This lesson includes directions handout, student planning guide, and rubric. Created by Pride and Prepositions.
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4th - 8th
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Frindle Enrichment Project
Your kids will have a blast creating this dynamic dictionary as a culminating project and/or enrichment for a novel study of Frindle by Andrew Clements! The resource has everything you need to get your students going on this engaging, critical-thinking activity!!! Use it to create a classroom dictionary, or assign it to each student individually as a project after reading the novel. It is very versatile, and easy to differentiate! Students brainstorm their own nonsense words, define them, giv
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3rd - 6th
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Types of Sentences and Punctuation Grammar Posters
Students can use these no prep grammar posters to demonstrate their understanding of the different types of sentences and punctuation in a fun presentation. They can be used as an assessment for learning (as a diagnostic activity to see what knowledge your students are bringing to a concept), assessment as learning (as a formative assessment during a unit or as a review before the end of a unit), or as assessment of learning (as a summative task at the end of a unit).Punctuation posters include
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3rd - 6th
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Proper Noun Town + writing activity
Students will love creating their own town and naming each place with a proper noun!
Students will give their town a name as well as name all the streets in the town.
Extra writing activities include a postcard and proper noun list.
Excellent extension for a proper noun unit!
Also excellent review of community vocabulary.
Great grammar lesson!
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K - 6th
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FINAL TASK "OUR CITY"
Here you have a final task to put into practice the vocabulary of the city, the structures there is/there are and directions such as: go straight on, turn left/right, cross the road...If you dowmload it, I would appreciate your feedback :) Thanks a lot!
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3rd - 12th
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Prepositions Fun Intro Demonstration & Creative Student Project (Vocabulary)
Prepositions Intro Project - This fun activity serves as an introduction to prepositions. Students create and "act out" a scene where they are required to demonstrate a good understanding of prepositions and their meanings. First, the teacher uses provided materials (such as a background, object clip art, character on a stick etc.) to “act out” a demonstration of prepositions following an included script. The students follow along and mark on a list the prepositions that they hear. After this in
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3rd - 7th
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Create Your Own Mad Libs®! Project with rubric
Are you searching for a creative way for students to demonstrate their understanding of the parts of speech? If so, this grammar review project is perfect for you!
The project focuses on:
singular & plural common nouns
singular & plural proper nouns
adjectives
past, present & future verbs
adverbs
prepositional phrases
interjections
With the Parts of Speech Grammar Review: Create Your Own Mad Libs®, students are led through a step-by-step writing & grammar project. They begi
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3rd - 9th
Idiom Project
This project is designed for students to become experts on commonly used idioms. Students draw, illustrate, and write example sentences of a chosen idiom. The project includes student directions, a list of idioms for use, the project sheet, and a complete grading rubric for teacher use. The project is easy and fun for all students. The pages can even be turned into a class magazine or book to make an idiom dictionary!
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3rd - 6th
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Adjectives Activity | Grammar Creative Project for Upper Elementary
Teaching about adjectives doesn’t have to be boring! This student-centered mini-unit has students analyze restaurant menus, learn about adjectives, create their own menu, and critique another group's menu. This hands-on activity will have your students engaged each day of the mini-unit. Save 25% by purchasing this resource in a bundle with all of my grammar and figurative language resources. THIS RESOURCE INCLUDESInstructions for the teacherLinks to printable restaurant menusExample list of adje
St. Patrick's Day Grammar Craft for Upper Grades
Have some fun and learn some facts behind the tradition with this St. Patrick’s Day grammar craft. Students will correct the grammar on sentences about St. Patrick’s Day (errors include capital letters, ending punctuation, apostrophe usage, comma usage, homonyms, and spelling) and then dig deeper to explain why they made the corrections. They will then decorate the panels, and assemble the resource into a 3D activity, perfect for display. This resource contains options for two different si
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4th - 7th
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Also included in: Holiday Craft Bundle for Upper Grades
Editable Spanish Project for Subject Pronouns and Ser
This editable project for Spanish 1 is perfect for middle school Spanish or high school Spanish! Students are prompted to design an alien/monster friend, who they will then introduce to the class after writing a short introduction using ser, common spanish adjectives, and basic background information.Editable Spanish 1 Project for Ser Introductions and DescriptionsA simple project geared toward Spanish 1 students learning how to introduce people and provide background information.*This project c
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7th - 9th
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Also included in: Spanish 1 Mega Activity Bundle
Google Drive Parts of Speech Flipbook
This Google Drive resource is a great way to review the parts of speech with students. You could use it to review at the beginning of the year to remind them what they’ve learned in previous years or as a way to review before testing. This flipbook includes the following parts of speech:NounsVerbsAdjectivesAdverbsPronounsConjunctionsInterjectionsEach slide provides a definition, example in a sentence, and then practice for the students. A rubric is also included for grading. To access and use th
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4th - 7th
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FINAL TASK Design your house
Here you have a final task about the topic of the house, and the structures:where is the ___________? The _________is in/on the _______________.The students must design their house, distribute the rooms, write the names, draw the objects, and write a short description.Finally, they have to show it to the other groups, and explain it orally.I hope you like it! If you download it, I would appreciate your feedback! :)
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1st - 6th, Adult Education
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FINAL TASK MY HOUSE
Here you have a final task to put into practice the vocabulary related to the house as well as the following structures:This is the...The _______ is in/on/under/next to/ behind the _________There is / there are _________________ in the ______________.I hope you find it useful. If you download it, I would appreciate your feedback :)
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2nd - 6th, Adult Education
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Parts of Speech Poster Mini-Project Assignment with Rubric
Project Assignment: After reviewing the 8 parts of speech, students will work in groups to present ONE assigned parts of speech poster to the class.
This is also part of the Parts of Speech bundle available on my TPT page.
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4th - 8th
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Eats, Shoots & Leaves Comma Comics
Are you looking for a new and more rigorous way to assess student knowledge of commas? Rather than printing off another editing worksheet, try this mini project.
First, read "Eats, Shoots & Leaves" by Lynne Truss. Then, use this assignment for students to demonstrate their knowledge of comma rules. Students will design a character that makes silly comma mistakes. They will draw two frames for the comic. Below the comic students explain how the comma is being misused and correct the sentenc
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4th - 6th
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