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Common Core L.4.1 assessments on sale

Subject Predicate Sort Bundle Worksheets Distance Learning

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Subject Predicate Word Sort BUNDLEGet all 15 sorts! Great for review, test prep, homework, and any literacy center. Each set will challenge your students to identify the subject and predicate. Each set contains:16 cut out phrases (8 subject, 8 predicate)Word Sort paste sheet2 types of Word Sort recording sheets (Rewrite the sentences, circle the subject, underline the predicate, & write 3 new sentences) or just circle and underline. You choose depending on the time allowed in class.Answer K

Subjects:

ELA Test Prep, English Language Arts, Grammar

Grades:

1st - 4th

Types:

Worksheets, Assessment, Printables

CCSS:

L.1.1

, L.2.1

, L.3.1

, L.4.1

Subject Predicate Sort Set 11

Created by

Rock Paper Scissors

Subject Predicate Sort (SET # 11) This activity will encourage your students to identify the subject and predicate. Great for homework or review. Contents: * 16 cut out phrases (8 subject, 8 predicate) * Word Sort paste sheet * 2 types of Word Sort recording sheets (Rewrite the sentences, circle the subject, underline the predicate, & write 3 new sentences) or just circle and underline. You choose depending on the time allowed in class. * Answer Key is included. ***Get the BUNDLE on all 1

Subjects:

Balanced Literacy, English Language Arts, Grammar

Grades:

1st - 4th

Types:

Assessment, Printables, Centers

CCSS:

L.1.1

, L.2.1

, L.3.1

, L.4.1

Also included in: Subject Predicate Sort Bundle Worksheets Distance Learning

Past Continuous vs Simple Language Arts Grammar Worksheet for 4th Grade

Created by

The ETI Academy

Use this resource to introduce or reinforce grammar rules as to how to use each word (past continuous or past simple) in a sentence.Students fill in the blanks with the correct word to complete the worksheet.This is also a useful resource to use in the English as a second language classroom.You may also be interested in my other grammar resources:To, Too, Two Gerunds vs. Infinitive Who's vs. Whose Too vs. EnoughFor more products related to English language click on this link here.Let's connect:

Subjects:

EFL - ESL - ELD, English Language Arts, Grammar

Grades:

3rd - 5th

Types:

Worksheets, Activities, Assessment

CCSS:

L.4.1

, L.4.3

Also included in: Language Arts Grammar Worksheets Bundle for 5th Grade