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Spelling Common Core L.7.1 assessments
Editing & Proofreading Worksheets Revising Editing Practice FAST Test Prep BEST
Are you looking to help your 6th, 7th, and 8th grade students practice editing and revising questions?These editing tasks were created to give your students examples of a variety of tasks they will see on their end of year ELA test or Florida FAST test. The passages come from high-interest topics. They will help engage and capture your students’ interest while also working on their editing and revising skills.Topics: Spelling, Punctuation, Pronouns, Complete Sentence, Tenses, Conjunctions, Plur
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6th - 9th
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7th Grade Weekly Language Assessments Grammar Quizzes Editable
This resource can be used on its own as a weekly assessment to guide instruction. However, is it particularly effective if used as a Friday assessment in conjunction with my 5-A-Day Language Review. My 5-A-Day Language Review contains 5 daily language tasks for (Monday-Thursday). This resource is now EDITABLE!!! Easily edit the student pages using PowerPointThere are 36 weekly assessments that cover the following skills:Skills Included:•Dangling and Misplaced Modifiers (CCSS L.7.1.C)•Word Conno
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7th
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Grammar Language Exit Tickets for Formative Assessment or Quizzes 6th 7th 8th
Quick formative assessment of your middle ELA students' grammar and language standards mastery has never been easier. This resource has 100 grammar and language exit tickets or quizzes to assess students' mastery of concepts like sentences, clauses, figurative language, punctuation, nouns, pronouns, conjunctions, verbs, word relations, adjectives, spelling, and prepositions. Here's what you'll get:102+ Grammar and Language Exit Tickets with three exit tickets per page Answer keys for EVERY singl
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6th - 8th
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Also included in: Middle School Grammar Activities Lessons and Assessment Bundle
Commonly Confused Words TEST Digital and Print
Commonly Confused Words TEST. Good spelling help and standardized test prep. Fifty questions of commonly confused words that are often seen on state tests. Includes common homophones like there, they're and their; usage errors such as its, and it's and should have vs. should of; as well as words such as sit and set and lie and lay. Should really make them think. Students often have trouble with frequently confused words on state tests. Students are given a sentence and must choose the right homo
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4th - 7th
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Also included in: Commonly Confused Words and Frequently Confused Words Bundle
Commonly Confused Words Growing BUNDLE ⭐ 15 No Prep Lessons & Assessments
Commonly Confused Words: Bundle 15 Interactive Mini Lessons!Grab this growing Bundle of Commonly Confused Words! Try one before you buy! FREEBIE: Maybe or May be. A quick interactive Google Slides™ presentation followed by a self-grading Google Forms™ quiz are all you need to help your students understand the difference between these commonly confused words AND use them correctly! This is an excellent resource for ESL teachers, 4th grade teachers, or any English teacher whose (not who's) stu
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Commonly Confused Words: Accept vs. Except ⭐ Minilesson & Assessment | NO PREP
What's the difference between accept and except? This 10-minute Interactive Google Slides™ lesson & 10-question Google Forms™ quiz will help students quickly know when to use accept and when to use except! Learn the difference & practice using these confusing words! Try before you buy: My FREE Resource Maybe or May Be! follows this same format!If you like these quick mini lessons, check out my GROWING BUNDLE of confusing words or smaller best seller bundle!FREE homophone resource from my
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Not Grade Specific
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Commonly Confused Words Test with Answer Key
This test will help students to assess their knowledge of commonly confused words as teachers read aloud sentences and students place words in 70 blanks. This all-in-one measuring tool can easily help instructors to evaluate student comprehension of both vocabulary and spelling.
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Advice vs. Advise | Frequently Confused Words ⭐ Interactive Lesson & Assessment
What's the difference between advice and advise? Are these words confusing for your learners? This minilesson & assessment will quickly clarify advice vs. advise and give students practing choosing between these two frequently confused words. The interactive Google Slides™ lesson AND a self-grading Google Forms™ assessment (Printable Google Docs version included!) will give your learners the confidence to use these words accurately in their writing. Try before you buy: My FREE Resource Mayb
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26-Week Spelling List & Root Word Practice EDITABLE!
This is a 26-week packet of weekly spelling and root word practice. I used with a 7th grade Language Arts class, but could easily work well grade 5-9. Accompanied with my spelling vocabulary packet, you could really have students practicing and learning vocabulary regularly and explicitly each week. With daily bell ringers and exit tickets to practice these words and roots all week, students will become remarkably better at spelling and defining words when reading contextually.This could be spre
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5th - 9th
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Language Arts
This is a bundled plan with specific lesson plans ranging from ways in which end of term examinations can be reviewed to classes on subject verb agreement. Some broad steps are listed to review an end of term exam. Additionally, there are some tips on letter writing and number of lesson plans which present various word attack and phonological awareness strategies to improve word recognition and spelling.
CCSS Conventions Student Performance Checklists
Do you need a quick and easy way to monitor individual progress on the Common Core State Standards for conventions of standard English? Do you need to see your whole class progress on one simple form to help with instructional planning and grouping? If so, you need these tools!
These checklists are designed using words and phrases directly from the standards for grades K-8. They are not comprehensive, as they only include skills that can be assessed from student writing samples. Even if it is r
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K - 8th, Staff
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Verbs Tenses
A drag n drop activity to practice root words and build past, present, and future tense verbs.
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2nd - 12th
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