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Not grade specific Common Core L.5.1d resources
Parts of Speech Units Mega Bundle Worksheets Review Assessment Extra Practice
This is a comprehensive bundle of products that includes units covering all eight parts of speech. Designed specifically for middle and high school teachers, this bundle provides everything you need to effectively teach and reinforce the fundamentals of grammar. Here are the features and benefits of this bundle:Features:Complete Coverage: This bundle includes units that cover all eight parts of speech, including nouns, pronouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, prepositions, conjunctions, and interj
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SAT and ACT Grammar: Subject-Verb Agreement and Verb Tense
This is a super efficient and effective resource to use with students studying subject-verb agreement and verb tense. It can be used across multiple grade levels. It can also be used to prepare for the SAT and ACT. There are six pages of notes and lesson examples. There are four quizzes strictly on verb agreement and/or verb tense that can be used as exit tickets. There is also a bonus quiz at the end that includes a review of other grammar topics in addition to subject-verb agreement and verb t
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Verb Games and Activities Bundle
Verbs are difficult for ESL students. I spend most of my time teaching verbs and their various forms to my ELLs. This bundle combines all of my popular verb games and activities at a nice discount. This particular bundle is the paper-based version. A digital version, as well as a bundle that combines paper and digital, are also available.
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Listening Comprehension and Expressive Language Game (Subject-Verb-Object)
Formulating simple S-V-O grammatically correct sentences or more complex story telling are easily achieved with this game. There are opportunities for both receptive and expressive practice. It’s an optimal closed set structured listening task for children who have recently received a cochlear implant or who are learning to listen. Picture cards are included that show a person and an object. The speaker needs to add a verb to the two pictured words to create a sentence. Use of different car
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Also included in: Auditory Comprehension and Expressive Language 10 Game BUNDLE
Bilingualism in ASL & English: "Have" and "Have to" Verbs Package of PDF files.
This is a bilingualism resource in American Sign Language (ASL) and English from Teacher Handy for teachers, itinerant teachers of the Deaf, speech-language pathologists (SLP), tutors, parents, caregivers, self-taught students, and many others. It is designed specifically to combat language deprivation for Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing (DHH) learners. The enclosed product focuses on differentiating between “to have” and “have to”. These two frequent English phrases have different meanings and differe
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Listening for Details Comprehension Game (Person Time Place)
A matrix board has flexibility to target many speech and language goals including (but not limited to) sentence formulation, story telling, following directions, auditory comprehension and grammatical structure work.This matrix uses similar sounding names, a specific clock time, and an activity to cue 3 item memory sentences. For example, "Ben has a tennis lesson at 4:25". The student has to find Ben, Tennis Lesson and put the 4:25 time card on the intersecting square.This Matrix does require
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Also included in: Auditory Comprehension and Expressive Language 10 Game BUNDLE
WHEN QUESTIONS: Activity & Visuals
This product was created for therapeutic purposes. Use this visual as a way for students to reference the concepts of When-questions. Included in this package is a pamphlet style handout that includes an explanation of When-questions, examples, and opportunities to recognize the parts of why questions and to write original what questions. All pages of the pamphlet style handout are also formatted to be 8.5x11 handouts. Additionally, you are welcome to laminate the "When?" visual and "When?" Ques
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K-ESS3-2
Also included in: BUNDLE: WH-QUESTIONS: Activities & Handouts
Verb Digital Games and Activities for Distance Learning Bundle
Verbs are difficult for ESL students. I spend most of my time teaching verbs and their various forms to my ELLs. This bundle combines all of my popular verb games and activities at a nice discount. This particular bundle is the digital versions. A paper version, as well as a bundle that combines paper and digital are also available.
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Regular/Irregular Plurals Holiday Cookie Jar Games
Need a fun and engaging game that targets both regular and irregular plural noun forms? This holiday cookie themed game will get your students practicing and learning plural nouns forms in an exciting game format. There are two separate games to target each type plural form.How to use: Follow track A for regular plurals. Follow track B for irregular plurals. Students take turns drawing cookies and changing words to plural forms and/or using them in sentences.Students place their collected cookie
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Listening and Speaking: Emotions Matrix Game
A matrix board can be a versatile speech-language therapy activity and easily adapted to the special needs of individual students. There are opportunities for both receptive and expressive practice. Strong opportunities to discuss emotions related to a variety of events.Picture cards show a person & an object. The speaker creates an imaginative sentence from viewing the card prompt. For example, Jenn was upset because she dropped her popcorn. The listener uses a star token or word card (
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Also included in: Auditory Comprehension and Expressive Language 10 Game BUNDLE
Auditory Comprehension and Expressive Language Game: Sports Theme
Flexible to meet many objectives and levels of play.A matrix board can be used for formulating sentences, story telling, auditory comprehension and following directions among others.NOTE: Light reading is required on this particular game.The speaker needs to create a sentence using three components (person's name, a sport and a time). For example, Pete had a 2:00 golf game. The listener places a token on the matrix board at the intersection of Pete and golf. The bigger task cards can be used f
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Also included in: Auditory Comprehension and Expressive Language 10 Game BUNDLE
Auditory Comprehension and Expressive Language Christmas Theme Game
Christmas themed listening task. Matrix board games are great for simple sentence formulation, story telling and a wide variety of syntactic structures including verb tense, subject-verb agreement and use of articles. Adaptable for 2 item memory up through short story comprehension and formulationPicture cards are included that show a subject and an object. The speaker needs to create a sentence using both pictures for the listener to find. The listener places the ornament token on the intersec
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Also included in: Auditory Comprehension and Expressive Language 10 Game BUNDLE
"Fix The Meme" Game - Grammar
Game created to have students work on correcting sentences. Highly enjoyable and fully editable. Can be used in whole-group, small-group, or individual instruction.
Getting a Plane Ticket
This lesson's objective focuses on conversation about travel and key phrases one needs to know when in an airport. There are limitless activities a teacher can add to this PPT such as breakout groupings to develop a travel agenda for 5 days, 2 weeks, or a year abroad. Also, there is a role-play in which students can play the role of the travel agent and others act as the customer wishiing to travel. The lesson includes passports and boarding pass. It challlenges students to think about what the
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Present Perfect Cover Up
The present perfect tense can be confusing for students. This is because not all languages have a perfect tense. Remembering to add have isn't too bad, but remembering to change the verb form is difficult. This is a quick game that I made to help my ESL students practice the use of the present perfect tense. A digital version is also available for distance learning: Present Perfect Cover Up Game for Distance Learning. Learn more about this game, and others like it, in the blog post Cover Up Game
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Ordering Food
This lesson is an introduction to foods and meals North Americans eat. It follows an easy-to-understand logical process, so it's great for those sudden no planning lesson to have in a teacher's back pocket. A teacher can engage students by making this a speaking activity, formative assessment, information for the learner's profile, and / or game.
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COMPLETE Reciprocal Reading Organizer with Cheat Sheet!
This is a Reciprocal Reading organizer that allows students virtually and in person to gain deeper understanding and perspective of the text they are reading. The top sheet includes a check-off list for teachers, second page is a cheat sheet that includes sentence starters for the students, a page for each role, and at the end, an assessment to gauge student understanding.
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Google - Interactive Notebook - Picture Writing Prompts
No Prep Activity. Download and Go! This Google Slides activity includes 10 photo slides with: who, what, when, where, and/or why questions to support students in writing sentences about each picture. The last 2 slides include word banks for each photo. To use the word banks, simply copy and paste them onto the corresponding slide.You will receive a Google Doc with a link to the activity. Share the link with your students directly or through your school's sharing platform, such as Google Cl
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Present Simple Quiz
This quiz assess students' knowledge of the most important aspects of the Present Simple tense. The assessment includes relatable content to engage students and is presented in a sleek and easy to understand manner.
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5th - 12th, Adult Education, Not Grade Specific
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Present Progressive / Present Perfect Pronoun Pursuits Board Game
Since the present continuous is one of the first tenses language learners are introduced to, I find they often still need a lot of practice with things such as pronouns and basic vocabulary (i.e.: community places) as well. This board game is designed to give student practice with the present continuous tense, pronouns, and community place vocabulary. Each of the 24 location cards has the name of the community place and a picture to help students remember the vocabulary. I've also used the game
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Travel Journal
A travel journal to keep students thinking and writing over break or when missing school for a vacation. Pages include:a quick responds sheet to keep track of daily experiences such as meals, weather and something learneda variety of prompts to help students write about a small moment from the daya lined sheet to compose answers to the promptsBoth the quick responds sheet and the small moments portion can be used on their own or together.
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Present Progressive Problems
Fun way to target present progressives. Includes cute pictures that kids will enjoy! I like to use this activity in conjunction with some type of game, where the child must answer a present progressive question before taking their turn.Format is as follows:"_____ likes to _____.""What is ______ doing?"(to which the child would respond "_____ is _____ing."
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