Free grammar scripts

Grammar Order of Operations, help in diagramming and identifying sentence parts

Created by

This is a simple, step by step, process that will help students take apart a sentence and identify all of its parts. Great help for middle school through college for students who need to diagram or identify parts of a sentence. Includes 8 basic parts of speech, Direct and Indirect Objects, Predicate Nominatives, Phrases, and Clauses.

Subjects:

English Language Arts, Grammar, Writing

Grades:

6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education

Types:

Bulletin Board Ideas, Scripts, Posters

Story Grammar Map

Created by

Maggie Westerkamp

Support all children of any age or ability level in generating written or oral narratives that are organized, sequential, detailed, and entertaining. Excellent for grammatical targets, as well as building narratives for expected social interactions.

Subjects:

Grammar, Short Stories, Speech Therapy

Grades:

Not Grade Specific

Types:

Worksheets, Scripts, Graphic Organizers

Lining up -Fairness/Reader's Theater Social Emotional learning Story

Created by

CUP FULL OF KINDNESS

Do you have kids in your class that have to be first for everything? Do you have kids in your class that will push others to be first, race to the front of the line?I do every year! I created this Reader's Theater to help solve this problem. It replaces the desire to be first with the desire to be safe with a cute slogan that has become a mantra in my class, Safety First, Not me! In addition it teaches onomatopoeia! The story has 5 parts that are included in separate scripts that are highlighted

Subjects:

Back to School, Character Education, Grammar

Grades:

1st - 4th

Types:

Printables, Scripts

Parts of Speech Poem–2 Readers Theater Versions - Comprehension

Created by

Readers Theater All Year

How do you engage students with the parts of speech? How do you get them to remember everything? The "Parts of Speech Poem" Readers Theater solves your problem. Although this poem has been around for many years with an unknown author, it still provides a concise explanation of the parts of speech with clear examples. Your students will learn the parts of speech in a dramatic way with repetition to help increase their comprehension of grammar. In fact, the worksheet (or quiz) and annotated cur

Subjects:

English Language Arts, Grammar, Poetry

Grades:

2nd - 8th

Types:

Activities, Scripts, Centers

Nonliteral Language Practice: Kid Detective

Created by

SimplySupplemntary

In this packet you will receive practice for nonliteral language on idioms, hyperboles, and similes. There is a bonus page that integrates all three for students to identify what they are and then describe the meanings of the phrases. Each mini story has 2 characters in an interview for students to read aloud and pick a role to be as they practice fluency skills with one another. In addition, there is teacher keys to ensure that educators, parents, etc are able to see what each phrase means.

Subjects:

Balanced Literacy, Grammar, Reading

Grades:

3rd - 8th

Types:

Handouts, Printables, Scripts

End of the Year Letter to Next Year's Students

Created by

Jane Crawford Wilkes

Students will copy the letter and fill in the blanks to describe their current school year to the students in the rising grade level. Designed for 2nd graders but it can be altered.

Subjects:

Creative Writing, Grammar, Writing

Grades:

1st - 4th

Types:

Printables, Scripts, Centers

First Day of School Agenda

Created by

Janette Fernandez

This a checklist of items to discuss during the first day of school.

Subjects:

English Language Arts, Grammar, Reading

Grades:

K - 12th

Types:

Teacher Manuals, Syllabi, Scripts

He She Picture Prompt Board

Created by

Speech and Things

Simple He She visual prompt board. Simple clipart picture of boy & girl with captions "He is a boy" and "She is a girl" I've found this is an effective thing to use when teaching children who are having difficulty with he/she pronouns. It is also a great thing to send home for parents use.

Subjects:

Grammar, Special Education, Speech Therapy

Grades:

PreK - 5th

Types:

Scripts, For Parents

Visual Prompt for Sizes

Created by

Speech and Things

I use this to point at or reference with working with kids on expanding their sentences to include more descriptive information, such as size. Visuals provided for size ADJs "Big, Medium, Small, Tiny Tall, Short, and Long" It's not fancy, but it's free and clear and 1 page to print.

Subjects:

Grammar, Special Education, Speech Therapy

Grades:

PreK - 6th

Types:

Activities, Printables, Scripts

Fill in the Blank - Plays!

Created by

Alan Heatwole

This is a "MAD LIBS" style play I wrote to use in my drama class, however it could be used for teaching grammar, ESL/ELL classes, speech, or just a rainy-day activity! I am currently working on an entire lesson/unit that includes several more of these hilarious (and educational) short plays!

Subjects:

Drama, English Language Arts, Grammar

Grades:

4th - 7th

Types:

Games, Scripts

FREE Pronoun Visual Cue

Created by

Adventurous Speech

Use these visual cues when teaching pronouns. I start out with just one pronoun (prompt to describe many pictures of boys) and go from there, and the visual aid has been very successful. ___________________________________________________________________________________________ Check out my other products! Articulation Word Search No-Prep Bundle- 84 Puzzles! Token Boards Bundle- 10 Unique Token Boards! 24 FREE Conversation Cards FREE Volume Control Visual Aid ________________________________

Subjects:

Grammar, Speech Therapy, Vocabulary

Grades:

PreK - 2nd

Types:

Printables, Scripts

ESL online speaking activity(A2-B2)Convince the Statue: "Talk Me Into It" Series

Created by

Made You Talk esl

Welcome wonderful teachers to the Talk Me Into It Series: full-class, teach-ready, upbeat, speaking activities for your online level A2-B2, ESL class. Convince the Statue is the name of today's lesson. Mission: to put students in impossible, interesting, or curious situations and teach them tools to talk their way out. Your students must use claims and logic, some zany adjectives, and the comparative "the same as," to complete it. Perfect for students age 8 to adult, 1-on-1, or group classes (w

Subjects:

EFL - ESL - ELD, English Language Arts, Grammar

Grades:

4th - 7th, Adult Education

Types:

Activities, Scripts, Lesson

CCSS:

CCRA.SL.1

, CCRA.SL.4

, CCRA.SL.6

Spelling Bee - Vocabulary

Created by

Dennis Rauda

This files contains basic to intermediate vocabulary for a Spelling Bee contest. Hope this is useful :D

Subjects:

English Language Arts, Grammar, Reading

Grades:

8th - 12th, Higher Education

Types:

Handouts, Scripts

Tener que - Whole Class Conversation Activity

Created by

lamaestraliz

I used this activity in my Zoom classroom to practice using the phrase "tener que" in Spanish. Warm-up-Students think of the homework and projects they have on their to-do list and they write them down (can be made simpler - tengo que leer, tengo que estudiar, etc.)Class Conversation-Teacher starts, saying "Tengo que ___" (filling in the blank with something that's on YOUR to-do list-Teacher chooses a student to begin the class dialogue. Student reads off the presented slide "(teacher) tiene que

Subjects:

Grammar, Oral Communication, Spanish

Grades:

3rd - 12th

Types:

Activities, Scripts

Introduce a classmate to the class

Created by

Creative Teaching 4 u

The first day of school is hard for anybody and it's worse for teenagers that are trying to fit in. This is a great activity for the first week of school because it accomplishes several things: 1) it allows two classmates that would otherwise have not talked to get to know each other 2) it gives the interviewer choice as to what questions to ask 3) they practice presenting to the class without just reading 4) they have to change the questions to direct it to the interviewee It works great for

Subjects:

EFL - ESL - ELD, English Language Arts, Grammar

Grades:

6th - 11th, Higher Education, Adult Education

Types:

Activities, Scripts

M.I.N.T.S Capitalization Song

Created by

Teaching Learning Collaborating

A song to help students remember capitalization rules. Tune of Bingo.

Subjects:

Grammar, Tools for Common Core, Writing

Grades:

1st - 2nd

Types:

Songs, Scripts

Fill in the Blank - Plays! Jack and the BLANK Stalk

Created by

Alan Heatwole

This is a "MAD LIBS" style play I wrote to use in my drama class, however it could be used for teaching grammar, ESL/ELL classes, speech, or just a rainy-day activity! I am currently working on an entire lesson/unit that includes several more of these hilarious (and educational) short plays!

Subjects:

Drama, English Language Arts, Grammar

Grades:

4th - 7th

Types:

Games, Scripts

Antonym, Synonym - A Vocabulary Play

Created by

Classroom Plays - LE McCullough

"Antonym, Synonym" is a short play and vocabulary-building exercise using antonyms and synonyms ... it uses basic drama staging to aid in developing reading and critical thinking skills. Playscript contains full set, stage, costume directions along with useful staging tips, pre- and post-play activities, discussion questions.

Subjects:

Drama, Grammar, Vocabulary

Grades:

3rd - 6th

Types:

Activities, Scripts

Practice Speaking English Tenses with Our Dialogue Files!

Created by

TUTORON

Improve your English speaking skills and master the use of tenses with our practice dialogue files. Our carefully crafted conversations cover a range of real-life scenarios, from casual conversations to professional settings, and are designed to help you build your confidence and fluency in English. Each file includes a set of dialogues with different tenses, to reinforce your learning. Whether you are a beginner or an advanced English learner, our practice speaking files are a fun and effective

Subjects:

EFL - ESL - ELD, English Language Arts, Grammar

Grades:

Not Grade Specific

Types:

Activities, Scripts, English (UK)

Bun Burger Bun Emails

Created by

Toddler2Teen

In a world where so much of our communication is delivered through emails, what better way to remind kids of their manners than through the Bun-Burger-Bun theory. When speaking to someone directly, you don't just dive directly in to what they can do for you. Instead you use manners to check in with that person, greet them, then get to your point. After, you don't just walk away! You finish up your request, thank them, and wish them pleasantries. The same should be true for emails! This outli

Subjects:

Computer Science - Technology, Grammar, Writing

Grades:

Not Grade Specific

Types:

Handouts, Scripts

Language Arts Scripts-Transitions

Created by

Linda Baten Johnson

This is a readers' theater script in the Language Arts Grammar and Writing Series. This free script concerns the Transition Impossible team and their quest to help students develop successful transitions in their papers. Packet includes: overview, staging notes, the script, teaching objectives, questions relating to the script, subject matter questions and activities, and an answer key. These scripts are a fun-filled activity to introduce and teach lessons in grammar and writing. Costuming and s

Subjects:

English Language Arts, Grammar, Writing

Grades:

4th - 8th

Types:

Scripts, Lesson

Nouns are Everywhere: Script with Action Responses

Created by

Integrated Lessons Science and More

This lesson uses a script to teach students the four types of nouns. It has been student-tested in a 4th grade classroom with excellent results! As students read the script together, they will be led through the lesson as you become an observer of their learning. Following the script, students will create a Freeze Frame Noun Statue with their group and will individually write a Tricky Tongue Twister based upon a selected noun. Examples and solid directions are given for both of the Action Respon

Subjects:

Creative Writing, Drama, Grammar

Grades:

3rd - 5th

Types:

Activities, Scripts

CCSS:

L.4.1

, CCRA.L.1

Fill in the Blank - Plays!

Created by

Alan Heatwole

This is a "MAD LIBS" style play I wrote to use in my drama class, however it could be used for teaching grammar, ESL/ELL classes, speech, or just a rainy-day activity! I am currently working on an entire lesson/unit that includes several more of these hilarious (and educational) short plays!

Subjects:

Drama, English Language Arts, Grammar

Grades:

4th - 7th

Types:

Games, Scripts