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7th grade The New Year grammar outlines
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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2024 Vision Board Goal-setting Template
Start the new year off right with your students by having them set their 2024 intentions. Product includes a blank template or one with prompts to get students reflecting on their past year and the year to come.
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4th - 8th
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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
New Years Resolution Vision Boards for Art! With SMART Goal Writing Component
This lesson guides students in setting artistic resolutions for the new year through a structured process, INCLUDING:Teacher Lesson Guide/OutlineBrainstorming template for reflective explorationSMART goals writing guide for goal formulation Vision Board guideComplete examples for clarityTailored as a teacher's outline, it efficiently aids the teacher in directing the class while fostering a comprehensive understanding of goal-setting in the artistic journey. The materials aim to inspire and empo
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: New Year Art Bundle! Jumpstart the New Year in Style!
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
Writing Project: Hopes and Dreams for the Future
I like to do this project in January, right after the new year. I find it's a nice transition back to school after a long vacation, and the kids get to write about something where they have a strong passion. My students got very into this project, and came up with some wonderful responses.
As of 7/24/15, I've done a complete overhaul of this project. I revamped it so it supports the 5th grade common core standards for writing and language, but could be applicable to grades 4th-8th based on c
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4th - 8th
Self & Peer Editing Checklist for Argumentative/Persuasive Writing
This basic checklist looks at key components needed in argumentative writing. This checklist allows for the students to edit work themselves and then allow for a peer to review and check that they included the components as well. It is helpful to compare checklists, to see if the student and their peer's editing matches up and if not they can discuss why/what needs to be changed/more clear in their writing. This can be used for a paragraph or an entire essay. There is room for comments, so the p
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7th - 10th, Higher Education
Meet the Teacher/Pre-Service Teacher Template
Use this template to introduce yourself to parents and students. Hang this up in your window to build a strong rapport with those who come to your classroom. This resource can be used by both teachers and pre-service teachers. As a pre-service teacher, this template can assist you in building relationships with your mentor teacher and students.
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PreK - 12th, Staff
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Goal Getter: A Goal-Setting Activity for Successful Students
This goal setting activity helps students visualize and work through their thoughts on their future. It comes with 2 printouts. The first page is all about why changing goals, changes the way we see ourselves. The second page is a fill-in page to set goals for specific subject areas and includes a personal goal section for goals outside of the classroom.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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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
Grammar and Writing Handbook
Grammar Handbook. Just as the title says, this is a handbook you can provide either hardcopy or digitally to students. The handbook contains writing plans for narrative, expository, and persuasive writing, and an editing page that will help students edit for content. It also contains a list of literary elements and definitions. Rules for each grammar objective are presented including apostrophes, capitalization, pronouns, subject verb agreement, punctuation, and commonly confused words. This is
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7th - 12th
Monthly Goals
With this document, you can keep an eye on your monthly, quarterly, and yearly goals. With space to list your goals AND the action steps you will take to achieve your goals, this is a clutter-free space for you to document the things you want to achieve each year.
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4th - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
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Letter to my Future Self - New Year Addition
Are you in need of a writing activity for the first week back from Christmas break? What better way to engage students in writing then have them write a letter to their future selves! This assignment includes: - Assignment explanation - A step by step guide for each paragraph to help students with their letter writing. - Parts of a letter teaching sheet- 2 Students Checklists - Good Copy Paper - Rubric that aligns with the Ontario Grades 3-5 Curriculum.
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3rd - 8th
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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
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
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
New Year's Goals Expository Paragraph Grades 5, 6, 7, 8
Need a fun and focused way to start the new year? This lesson has the first week back from break covered! This is a great activity to teach or practice expository paragraph structure while reflecting on positive changes moving into the second half of the school year. ✏️Writing Prompt: What are your New Year's goals?✏️Students will move through each step of the writing process from brainstorming academic, social, and personal goals, all the way to publishing. ✏️STAR/DASH/DOT structure is used to
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5th - 8th
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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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
PRONOUNS | PowerPoint and Notes
Do your secondary students need a refresher on pronouns and pronoun types? This 40 slide PowerPoint presentation in 2 parts along with guided notes is your solution! Cover all the pronoun types and rules of usage. Hints and suggestions included! CONCEPTS COVERED:Personal PronounsPersonal Subject and Object PronounsPossessive PronounsPossessive AdjectivesReflexive PronounsRelative PronounsDemonstrative PronounsDemonstrative AdjectivesInterrogative PronounsINCLUDED:PowerPoint Presentation (40 sli
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7th - 10th
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Also included in: PRONOUN MINI-BUNDLE | PowerPoint and Worksheets
Rock, Pebble, Sand Priorities
This lesson helps students determine what their main priorities are in their lives. Product includes fill in the blank notes, slides with notes, and a digital project.Includes:- Slides for priorities lesson- Fill in the blank notes directly correlated with slides- Rock, Pebble, Sand digital project for students to identify and reflect on what their priorities include *perfect for New Year's, back to school, open house, etc.! I had to take out the original video that I included with my lesson due
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5th - 9th
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
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Initially, students will learn about the parts of speech, like nouns, verbs, and adjectives. As they progress in their learning, they’ll explore things like irregular verbs and how to construct intricate sentences, phrases, and clauses.
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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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