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English Grammar Book - Graphics & Note-Taking Pages -Print & Digital 2024 Update
Would you like to help your students more easily understand grammar? Take a look at the Graphic Grammar Book (sample pages in preview). By planning grammar lessons or mentor sentences with this handbook, you will make challenging grammatical concepts easy to grasp for ALL students.Graphic Grammar is a culmination of 30 years of teaching experience, designed to address the challenges teachers and students face with grammar. When planning grammar instruction, teachers can use the graphics to prese
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Middle & High School ELA Google™ Quizzes Growing Bundle Grammar, Reading & More
This bundle of Google Form™ quizzes can be utilized all year long in your middle or high school English ELA classroom. These are great for in-class or distance learning. And less grading work for you!I will be adding many quizzes to this bundle, so purchase now to get a great deal! Currently you will receive 17 quizzes ranging from a survey on reading habits to different parts of speech to literary elements to sentence skills. These quizzes can be used as diagnostic tests, or as final tests for
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Middle & High School Possessive Pronouns End of Year Grammar Worksheets #4
This worksheet includes fill in the blank, multiple choice, circle/underline, and short answer questions related to possessive pronouns, along with a Possessive Pronouns Cheat Sheet. It is a printable grammar resource suitable for middle school and high school students.This Worksheet...supports authentic practice for students in identifying and applying possessive pronoun grammar rules,is an engaging grammar resource for middle and high school students,and can be used year after year.This Resour
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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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Bundle | English Grammar Toolkit
This bundle includes three top-rated resources carefully curated to make learning English tenses, irregular verbs, and essential verb lists an engaging and effective experience. Whether you're a teacher seeking comprehensive grammar resources or a student striving for grammatical excellence, this toolkit is your go-to solution for mastering English grammar with confidence.Bundle Contents:English Tenses Grammar Guide for Teachers & StudentsIrregular Verbs Wheel: Interactive Learning ToolVerb
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Regular Verbs (Color Coded)
I recall sitting in my 7th grade English classroom. My teacher placed a document (similar to the one here) on the overhead and for 2 days straight, we sat copying each verb and its various verb tenses/forms. The rote learning of grammar. Memorization. Practice. Drill. And it worked! As they find in math, there are benefits of rote memorization. For an ESL student, learning verb forms and tenses can be confusing. But if they understand the various forms, how they are used in each sentence and KNO
Using Verbals Final Quiz Google Drive™ Distance Learning
This quiz covers verbals. It can be used as a final assessment after completing a unit on verbals, or as a diagnostic. My verbals unit (PDF) is linked below. This quiz would work with that, too. This product is for use with Google Drive™. The sections of the quiz are as follows:Part One: Indentifying Gerunds. Students read the sentence, then choose the word that is the gerund. (10 Questions)Part Two: Identifying Participles. Students read each sentence, the choose the word that is the participle
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Gerund or Infinitive? Digital Task Cards for Distance Learning
Distinguising between when to use a gerund vs. an infinitive is very difficult for ESL students. When my students were struggling with gerunds and infinitives I made this practice activity (24 sentences total) for them and it really help. This is the digital version of my gerund or infinitive task cards. The same practice sentences are available in a Google Form version as well, if you want it to automatically check answers and report back to you.To use, delete the last slide (answer key) and ma
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Participial Adjective Cover Up Game for Distance Learning
Distinguishing between when to use the -ed vs. the -ing form of participial adjectives is a very difficult task for English language learners. This game gives them a chance to practice that in a fun manner. There are 24 different sentences featuring 12 different verbs (there is one –ed and one –ing sentence for each verb).See this digital board game in action: How to play Participial Adjective Cover Up video. Learn more about this game, and others like it, in the blog post Cover Up Games.This di
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Gerund or Infinitive? Digital Form Assessment for Distance Learning
Distinguishing between when to use a gerund vs. an infinitive is very difficult for ESL students. When my students were struggling I made a clip center practice activity and it really helped. Now that we've switched to distance learning I turned the activity into a Google Form Quiz. The same 24 sentences are used but the students use a pull down menu to choose one of four options: gerund, infinitive, gerund or infinitive (no change in meaning), gerund or infinitive (change in meaning). I hav
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The Three Verbal PIGs
Do you want to introduce your students to the three types of Verbals (Participles, Infinitives, and Gerunds) through a story about farm animals? This tells the story of how three PIGs experience an identity change from a VERB to a VERBAL functioning as a noun, adjective, and adverb.
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Infinitive Practice Games
Forming sentences with infinitives is always something my students need more practice with. They struggle to remember to include “to” before the verb. This bundle has several games I play with my students to help them practice. Students use nouns (Cover Up + Escape), verbs (Four in a Row + Escape), and be + adjective combinations (Escape + Infinitives The Board Game) commonly followed by infinitives to create their sentences. Since there are so many possible combinations (students choose which i
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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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Infinitive Four in a Row Board Game
This easy to prepare, easy to play game is perfect for eliciting free form sentences and practicing infinitives and pronouns. Students strive to cover or mark four squares in a row by forming sentences using the designated pronoun, verb, and an infinitive of their choosing. The pronouns (I, you, he/she, we, they, it) are assigned on the board. Cards, containing verbs commonly followed by infinites, are included. Students randomly choose seven verb cards from the set and add them to the bottom ro
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Infinitive Cover Up Game
A Cover Up Game Practicing Noun + Infinitive CombinationsForming sentences with infinitives is always something my students need more practice with. They struggle to remember to include “to” before the verb. This is one of several games I created to help them practice. The game allows students to practice creating sentences with nouns and infinitives. Each square of the board has a noun that can be followed by an infinitive. In order to cover the square, the student must form a sentence of his/h
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Infinitives The Board Game: Be + Adjective + Infinitive Combinations
This board game is a great way to allow students practice forming sentences using be + adjective combinations and infinitives. Students advance in the game by stating sentences that utilize a designated be + adjective combination (the cards) and an infinitive of their choosing. Twenty-five different be + adjective combinations that are commonly followed by infinitives are included. Materials required and not included:1. One number cube (six-sided die) for each group for 2-4 students.2. One place
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English Skillology Choice Menu Level 3
I created this game board choice menu as a semester long extra credit project for my upper intermediate ESL students. The directions, point values, and bitmoji on the first page are all editable, the activities are not. Each square on the choice board is hyperlinked to another slide in the deck. The individual slides have directions for the various activities, four activities per skill (reading, writing, listening, speaking, grammar). To use this menu with your students simply delete my bitmoji
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Distance Learning Links for SLPs and Teachers (PDF Version)
This is a comprehensive document that includes links to some of the best sites for distance learning. There are links to websites with (mostly) free games, quizzes, flashcards, and clipart.
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Making sentences BOARD GAME.
SUPER multifunctional board game.You can use it to practice tenses or modal verbs or vocabulary, anything connected to subject + verb + sentence (positive, negative, interrogative). I used it to practice structure "like + gerund".Print it on a bigger scale A3 or A2 to get more players.Printable dice included.
Escape! The Infinitive Grid
Forming sentences with infinitives can be difficult for students. This game allows students to practice forming sentences using verbs, nouns, and be + adjective combinations commonly followed by infinitives. Students use the word(s) in the box, plus an infinitive of their choosing, to state a sentence, thus claiming the box. The goal is to be the first to travel from one side of the grid to the other.Set Up:1.Print grids, one for every four students.2.Laminate grids.3.Gather dry erase markers, a
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