Daily Grammar Practice Digital Bell Ringer Bundle | Digital

These easy-to-use Daily Grammar Practice Digital Bell Ringers help your students master grammar skills and succeed on Standardized Tests! Includes 27 weeks of grammar and writing exercises. Use these Digital Interactive Notebooks to review a variety of skills in a short amount of time!

At the beginning of the marking period, assign one of the Google Slide Shows to your students using Google Classroom or your Class LMS. A hyperlinked Table of Contents and color-coded weekly exercises help you and your students quickly find your place.

Students complete one slide each day.

The three products can be used in any order.

✅ Daily Grammar 1 includes writing and figurative language vocabulary.

✅ Daily Grammar 2 includes root words, prefixes, and suffixes.

✅ Daily Grammar for Formal Writing covers topics students need to succeed on essays and research papers.

✅ Easy to navigate and great for differentiation! Students have all the resources they need at their fingertips. The right-hand margins are EDITABLE and hyperlinked to Anchor Charts on grammar topics related to that day, so students can quickly review the notes and easily return to that week. (The Anchor Charts include links that return students to that week's exercises.) Students become independent learners.

Need to review Active Voice? Click on the link in the right-hand margin. After you review the Anchor Chart, click on the link to return to that week's exercises.

• Parts of Speech
• Parts of the Sentence
• Phrases
• Clauses
• Sentence Structure
• Comma Rules
• MLA Format

Daily Grammar for Writing includes Anchor Charts for each weekly topic:

1. Properties of Verbs Overview

2. Active Voice

3. Revise for Wordiness

4. Comma Rules

5. Parallel Structure

6. MLA Format

7. Citing Sources

8. Pronoun Case

9. Usage

The Anchor Charts also provide a springboard for any grammar lesson, a quick review, and are a convenient reference tool for any assignment.

✅ Each day, students answer proofreading and standardized-test style questions about ELA topics: writing, figurative language, and vocabulary roots, prefixes and suffixes.

Each week, students analyze a sentence applying the Five Levels of Grammar:

1. Parts of Speech
2. Parts of the Sentence
3. Phrases
4. Clauses
5. Sentence Structure

✅ Students also practice proofreading for capitalization, punctuation, and usage errors.

✅ Reading and writing vocabulary is also practiced each day using a Standardized Test format.

✅ The right-hand margin of each slide is EDITABLE—so you can add questions, more information, clarification—or whatever you need to customize it for your students.

✅ EDITABLE Pretests help you get a quick assessment of your students' understanding of basic grammar definitions. Use it again to assess student progress!

✅ A complete Answer Key matches the student version, so you can display and discuss it in class.

Uses for this product include the following:

1. A Classroom Management Tool:

As a bell-ringer assignment, it provides a consistent routine. Students complete one slide each day of the week. Each week is color-coded so you and your students can easily find your place. The Table of Contents is also hyperlinked.

2. A Grammar/Writing/Vocabulary Review

Students review the Five Levels of Grammar using inspirational quotes from famous people.

1. Parts of Speech
2. Parts of the Sentence & Phrases
3. Clauses
4. Sentence Structure
5. Usage & Mechanics

3. Literature and Writing Vocabulary Terms include the following:

1. denotation
2. connotation
3. context clues
4. run-on
5. comma splice
6. fragment
7. unity
8. coherence
9. active voice
10. passive voice
11. narrative essay
12. expository essay
13. thesis statement
14. topic sentence
15. persuasive essay
16. fiction
17. non-fiction
18. memoir
19. MLA Style Basics
20. Works Cited
21. Bibliography
22. quote
23. motif
24. allegory
25. symbol
26. conflict
27. figurative language
28. imagery
29. simile
30. metaphor
31. personification
32. hyperbole
33. allusion
34. rhythm
35. foil
36. euphemism
37. synthesize
38. concisely
39. elaborate
40. syntax

Usage topics include:

• accept/except
• affect/effect
• their/there/they're
• every day/everyday
• loose/lose
• medal/metal
• lie/lay
• it's/its
• roll/role
• to/too/two
• whose/who's
• your/you're
• and more!

Commonly misspelled words include:

• a lot
• courageous
• definitely
• favorite
• noticeable
• probably
• separate
• similar

To ensure accuracy, content was verified using Merriam-Webster, the MLA Handbook, Ninth Edition, and Holt's Elements of Language.

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Best wishes always,

Linda

M.A. Education

M.A. Journalism

B.A. English

More than 12 years teaching and tutoring experience, grades 7-12

I created this product because I had a 45-minute class period to teach literature, writing, grammar, and vocabulary in a differentiated classroom. My 8th grade students had a wide range of abilities and backgrounds in English. I needed a way to cover multiple skills in a short amount of time. I hope this product helps you, too!