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10th grade grammar resources for SMART Notebook

Preview of Action vs Linking Verb Exercise for Smartboard

Action vs Linking Verb Exercise for Smartboard

Created by
beckyp
This Smartboard file (Notebook software version 10) is an exercise of 5 slides with 25 example sentences for action vs. linking verbs. Students can come to the Smartboard (or use the computer mouse) and move the labels at the bottom to the lines before the sentences. After all labels are applied, move the green square graphic to the right to reveal the correct answers. Included in this file (under the “paper clip” tab) is a document listing the sentences and answers.
Preview of Gerund participle infinitive or verb grammar lesson game for Smartboard

Gerund participle infinitive or verb grammar lesson game for Smartboard

Created by
beckyp
This Smartboard lesson/game provides examples of verbals and asks students to decide if the featured item is a gerund, participle, infinitive, or verb. Each of the three slides contains 10 examples. This lesson can be used as a companion lesson, a review of concept, or a quiz. Included in this file (under the “paper clip” tab) are two documents: a student worksheet and teacher’s answer sheet. This file is not password protected so teachers can edit. Also, please note that the four answers on
Preview of Diagramming Sentences (Sentence Diagramming): A SmartBoard Notebook File

Diagramming Sentences (Sentence Diagramming): A SmartBoard Notebook File

Created by
K Zutali
A 44-page Smart Notebook resource file that covers the basics of diagramming and includes pages of manipulative examples and several diagramming templates. Excellent resource for kinesthetic learners.This 44-page Smart Notebook file covers the basics of diagramming (simple and compound sentences; simple and compound subjects/predicates; adjectives/adverbs; prepositional phrases). The file includes pages of manipulative examples and several diagramming templates. Excellent resource for kinestheti
Preview of Nouns-abstract concrete compound collective - Exercise Game for Smartboard

Nouns-abstract concrete compound collective - Exercise Game for Smartboard

Created by
beckyp
This Smartboard file (Notebook software version 10) is an exercise of 4 pages of tiles that contain nouns. Students can come to the Smartboard (or use the computer mouse) to click on the noun to reveal whether it is abstract, concrete, compound, and/or collective. This file is not password protected so teachers can edit. Included in this file (under the “paper clip” tab) is a document listing the nouns/types used in this exercise/game.
Preview of Smartboard Lesson - sentence fragments and run-ons

Smartboard Lesson - sentence fragments and run-ons

Created by
LessonPlansNY
This is a Smartboard Lesson with interactive components for students. Teaches about sentence fragments and run-on sentences
Preview of Transitive and Intransitive Verbs Instructional unit

Transitive and Intransitive Verbs Instructional unit

Created by
Teacher1998
This is a Smart Notebook interactive presentation on transitive and intransitive verbs. It was used with middle schoolers, but could be used in high school as well. There are 8 screens. 2 are instructional screens, 4 screens are practice, and 1 screen is an interactive practice game. This Notebook was prepared and offered for sale by Teacher1998.
Preview of Sentence Patterns - Simple, Compound, Complex

Sentence Patterns - Simple, Compound, Complex

Created by
Shopgirl Mrs V
This activity includes 28 slides - an introduction to the different types of sentences (simple, compound, complex, compound-complex) - clues such as FANBOYS coordinating conjunctions as well as subordinating conjunctions, "aaawwwubbis" words are also included. The assignment assumes you have already taught the lesson and students read the sentence and determine the sentence type.
Preview of Affect Vs. Effect Lesson

Affect Vs. Effect Lesson

Teach your students the difference between affect and effect with this lesson. Students will learn tips that will help them think through whether they need the word affect or the word effect in their writing. This lesson will help improve their reading and writing skills and will ensure that they are using the correct homophone in their writing. This lesson includes instruction, hints and tips, student interactive practice , applications to reading any passage, and practice writing independently
Preview of Simple Compound Complex Compound-Complex Sentence Exercise for Smartboard

Simple Compound Complex Compound-Complex Sentence Exercise for Smartboard

Created by
beckyp
This Smartboard lesson/game provides 16 examples of simple, compound, complex, and compound-complex sentences. This lesson can be used as a companion lesson, a review of concept, or a quiz. Included in this file (under the “paper clip” tab) are two documents: a student worksheet and teacher’s answer sheet. This file is not password protected so teachers can edit. Also, please note that the four answers on the Smartboard lesson change places when the slide advances; for example, Question 1 has
Preview of Parts of a Sentence

Parts of a Sentence

Created by
Alison McAtee
This 41 slide smartboard file. There are plenty of examples and interactive activities on all of these topics! The covered topics include: *Parts of a Sentence *Complete Subject/Complete Predicate *Compound Subjects/Compound Verbs *Sentences vs. Fragments *Subjects in Commands/Directions *Subjects in Questions *Subjects in Sentences that begin with HERE/THERE *Direct Objects *Indirect Objects *Predicate Nouns/Pronouns *Predicate Adjectives Enjoy!
Preview of 12 days of Christmas editing

12 days of Christmas editing

Created by
Amanda Furman
I get tired of those daily language review prompts where you have to find all the grammar mistakes (capitalization, punctuation, spelling, etc). So I made my own, using Christmas facts! Each slide is about a different Christmas (or winter symbol) with a fact or story about it. This is lesson that uses Smart notebook. It is not in Word. Please only download if you have Smart notebook (for smartboards)
Preview of Figurative Language / Figures of Speech/ Literary Devices Smart Notebook

Figurative Language / Figures of Speech/ Literary Devices Smart Notebook

This is a Smart Notebook File containing Figures of Speech/ Figures of Speech & Literary Devices (analogy, simile, metaphor, hyperbole, understatement, personification, pun, idiom, oxymoron, irony, onomatopoeia, euphemism, synedoche, metonymy, allusion, allegory, cliche, generalization, alliteration, assonance, consonance, positive/negative connotation...). Each page defines the figure of speech/literary device and lists examples. Nearly every page links to a video, music or interactive ac
Preview of Workstation/Centers Rotation

Workstation/Centers Rotation

Created by
Bre Doyle
A rotation guide for workstations or center. Rotations include: vocabulary, phonics, independent reading, small group, and computers. Student names are grouped; ungroup to change the names. Names of stations/centers can be changed to meet your classroom rotations; ungroup and retype the name for your station. Suggestions for use:-Make a slide for each day of the week and have the rotations ready each day-Keep one slide and rotate the names each dayPlease DO NOT delete my name off of the slide. T
Preview of Smartboard Lesson - simple subjects and predicates

Smartboard Lesson - simple subjects and predicates

Created by
LessonPlansNY
This is a Smartboard Lesson with interactive components for students. Teaches simple subject and simple predicates.
Preview of Accept Vs. Except

Accept Vs. Except

This lesson teaches students the difference between accept and except. Examples are included with speech bubbles to show students how to think through that example. This lesson will help students reading comprehension as well as their writing conventions and word choice. The slides include practice opportunities, interactive matching, application to reading, and independent practice with constructing sentences using the correct form of either except or accept. This is also a great resource to us
Preview of Smartboard Lesson - collective nouns

Smartboard Lesson - collective nouns

Created by
LessonPlansNY
This is a Smartboard Lesson with interactive components for students. Teaches collective nouns.
Preview of Prefixes and Suffixes

Prefixes and Suffixes

Created by
TEACH STRONG
Includes prefixes and suffixes game and activities. Uses specific vocabulary, but it can be edited to accommodate any vocabulary you wish to use. Also included are root words and a 2014 year in review prefix/suffix activity.
Preview of Smartboard Lesson - compound sentences

Smartboard Lesson - compound sentences

Created by
LessonPlansNY
This is a Smartboard Lesson with interactive components for students. Teaches compound sentences.
Preview of Semiotic Icons for ELLS

Semiotic Icons for ELLS

Created by
Urbino12
Introduces students to the concept of Semiotics. Covers punctuation such as ellipses, dashes, colon and semicolons. Recommended for intermediate to advanced ELLs. Summary activity checks for understanding at the end.
Preview of Preposition or Adverb Exercise Game for Smartboard

Preposition or Adverb Exercise Game for Smartboard

Created by
beckyp
This Smartboard file (Notebook software version 10) is an exercise/game of 4 screens with 20 example sentences for identifying prepositions or adverbs in sentences. The sentence is featured on a flip tile; when the teacher or student clicks the tile, it will “flip” to reveal the correct answer. This file is not password protected so teachers can edit. Included in this file (under the “paper clip” tab) is a document listing the sentences and answers used in this exercise/game.
Preview of Smartboard Lesson - possessive nouns

Smartboard Lesson - possessive nouns

Created by
LessonPlansNY
This is a Smartboard Lesson with interactive components for students. Teaches possessive nouns.
Preview of Smartboard Lesson - compound subjects and predicates

Smartboard Lesson - compound subjects and predicates

Created by
LessonPlansNY
This is a Smartboard Lesson with interactive components for students. Teaches compound subjects and predicates.
Preview of SMART BOARD ACTIVITY PASSIVE VOICE ANSWERS TO MY WORKSHEET

SMART BOARD ACTIVITY PASSIVE VOICE ANSWERS TO MY WORKSHEET

Created by
NIHAR HIRANI
For Teachers, It is solution of my Worksheet. You can give my Worksheet to the students and tell them to try to write answers. You can verify students answer by just clicking. Smart Notebook has been given animation effect. Click and reveal. It will make your life easier. More than 300 Sentences. More than 100 mix sentences of all tense. 10 paragraphs Active to passive and passive to active. Complete solution to passive voice.
Preview of Introductory activities for the theme of 'Conflict'

Introductory activities for the theme of 'Conflict'

Created by
RESOURCE FILES
These SMART Notebook activities provide a simple yet effective way to commence a unit on 'Conflict'. They are fairly structured and will keep the students busy and actively learning. The tasks will not only draw the students' attention to aspects of Conflict, but will serve to extend their vocabulary.
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Grammar is the study of the rules and structures that govern language. It encompasses a multitude of elements, including parts of speech, sentence structure, vocabulary, punctuation, and much more. With a strong grasp of grammar, students can make their writing stronger, clearer, and more effective.

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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