Not grade specific grammar resources for Microsoft Excel

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Spanish to English Verb List

Created by

Zachary Toews

A list of 154 Common Spanish Verbs translated into English. Beginner students can search for the Spanish verbs with ease because they are in alphabetical order. The list includes English infinitive, Present Simple, Present Participle (Or it says it is a Stative Verb), Past Simple, and Past Participle conjugations.

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EFL - ESL - ELD, Grammar, Informational Text

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Handouts, Printables

Spanish Auto-Correcting Direct Object Pronouns Practice Digital Worksheets

Created by

Spanish321

EXCEL FILE ATTACHED. Already taught Direct Object Pronouns and or have fast finishers that need a little extra practice? Want to assign some work for quick feedback to check for student understanding? Use this self-checking worksheet and address one of the most challenging grammar concepts for language learners.------Looking to teach Direct Object Pronouns or get the PRINTABLE version of this question set? Get the GUIDED NOTES and pencil-and-paper version here:Direct Object Pronouns Guided Notes

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Grammar, Spanish, World Language

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Worksheets

Data Sheet Bundle

Created by

The Data Driven Speechie

This excel contains trail and check list data sheets for multiple speech and language goals, including:articulationWH questioncategorizationMLUPhonological AwarenessSequencingAlphabet, Number, Sound KnowledgeFollowing Directionsand more!

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Grammar, Phonics, Vocabulary

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Assessment

Die Verben

Created by

German learning by fun

Die verben in Deutsche Grammatik

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Arabic, German, Grammar

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Lectures, PowerPoint Presentations

Homophone Sghoul: There, Their, They're Self-Grading Digital Task Cards

Created by

The Gaming Grammarian

Homophones can be difficult for language learners and three of the most commonly confused words are there, their, and they're. These self-grading task cards provide students with practice choosing the correct homophone (they're, their, there) for 24 different sentences. Students use the drop down menu in the colored box to choose the correct homophone to complete the sentence. Their answers are automatically populated and graded on the answers tab. If you want to make this a quiz, simply hide th

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EFL - ESL - ELD, Grammar, Halloween

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Activities, Task Cards

CCSS:

L.K.4

, L.1.4

, L.2.4

, L.3.4

, L.4.4

...

Also included in: Homophones & Commonly Confused Words Digital Practice Activities

Homophone Days of Yore Digital Pixel Art: Your vs. You're Mystery Picture Excel

Created by

The Gaming Grammarian

Homophones and homonyms are commonly confused words and particularly difficult for English language learners. Much practice is needed when distinguishing between homophones when listening, reading, and writing. Days of Yore, practicing the homophones your and you’re, is a digital pixel art or mystery picture activity. Students read the sentences and use the drop down menu in the pale yellow cells to choose the correct word (your/you're) to complete the sentence. If the correct answer is chosen,

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EFL - ESL - ELD, English Language Arts, Grammar

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Activities, Homework

CCSS:

L.4.4

, L.5.4

, L.6.4

, L.7.4

, L.8.4

...

Also included in: Homophones & Commonly Confused Words Digital Practice Activities

Touchstone & Viewpoint 1 Randomized Exams - Bundle Package

Created by

Social Worker Pedro

This is a bundle package which include midterm and final exams where the questions can be randomized. The exams are all based from the following books: Touchstone 1, Touchstone 2, Touchstone 3, Touchstone 4, and Viewpoint 1. All the midterm exams cover units 1-6 from the books, and the final exams cover units 7-12 from the books. Although these exams are designed specifically to go along with the books, they could also be used as general practice exams for English students as well (See Special N

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Billionaire Blitz - Family Descriptions

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This is a Sale of the Century style game. Students choose a question type based on topic and dollar values. Easy questions are valued at $100 and hard questions are valued at $400. This game has the following topics relating to family: -personality -physical characteristics -hobbies -occupation To randomise the questions, simply press F9 on your keyboard. This worksheet will work with all versions of Excel (at least since the 2010 version). Students can easily navigate between pages by pr

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EFL - ESL - ELD, English Language Arts, Grammar

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Activities

Assessment Recording Template

Created by

Ben Hughes

EASY TO USE AND HAS INSTRUCTIONAL VIDEO ATTACHED!This tool allows you to fill in student assessment data. Once data is filled in you can easily bring up a student name and it will show ALL data from ALL assessments that you have filled in. It automatically generates percentages and rankings. It is organised into KLA areas and has a video attached explaining how to use this resource.

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Grammar, Math, Science

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Not Grade Specific

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Assessment

Touchstone Level 1 Randomized Exams - ESL Practice

Created by

Social Worker Pedro

These are two exams that I created to use with the Touchstone Level 1 English book. There is a midterm exam that is for units 1-6 and a final exam that includes units 7-12. Although these exams are designed specifically to go along with the book, they could also be used as a general exam for English level 1 (beginner) learners as well (See Special Note below). The two exams are ready to go and all you have to do is print them out. An answer key is also available for all of the questions in the q

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Also included in: Touchstone & Viewpoint 1 Randomized Exams - Bundle Package

Have you ever...? (food and drinks)

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This Excel spreadsheet includes three two-page worksheets about the topic of travel. The worksheets are about the following: -positive questioning: Have you...? and Have you ever...? -negative questioning: Have you never...? and Have you not...? -a combination of the above two question types (i.e. positive and negative) Students are asked a question like "have you ever been to Thailand?" to which students must write an answer. Worksheets are randomizable by pressing F9 on your keyboard. The s

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Handouts, English (UK)

Have you ever....? (travel)

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This Excel spreadsheet includes three two-page worksheets about the topic of travel. The worksheets are about the following: -positive questioning: Have you...? and Have you ever...? -negative questioning: Have you never...? and Have you not...? -a combination of the above two question types (i.e. positive and negative) Students are asked a question like "have you ever been to Thailand?" to which students must write an answer. Worksheets are randomizable by pressing F9 on your keyboard. The

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English (UK)

Perfect Continuous Aspect of Tense: Find the Error: Food

Created by

Zip file includes an easy version and hard version of this worksheet. Spread sheets can be randomised by pressing F9 on your keyboard. This allows for multiple worksheets to be printed from the one spread sheet as desired. The worksheets allow for students to solidify their knowledge of perfect continuous aspect of tense by identifying an error in the sentences, then correcting the error.

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Comparing Food Weights

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A collection of three activities to compare the weight of food:oral activity (teacher led)written activity (independent work)survey about expectant weightActivities are all randomisable by pressing F9 on your keyboard. Compatible with recent versions of Microsoft Excel.

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EFL - ESL - ELD, Grammar

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Worksheets, English (UK)

This is a ...

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Two worksheets to help student develop:questioning techniques for what and whose (e.g. what is this? & whose pen is this?)making statements (e.g. this is a book, that is her pen, etc)knowledge of vocabulary for school items (e.g. pen, book, white board, etc), family member (mum, dad, brother sister) and possessive pronouns (e.g. my, his, her)The worksheet is randomisable by pressing F9 on your keyboard.

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ESL / ELL / EFL, Grammar, Reading

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Not Grade Specific

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Worksheets, English (UK)

4 in a Row Sight Word Game

Created by

REBECCA HEATON

This game is played by rolling a dice. The student must read one of the words in the row (1-6), depending on what they rolled. If they can read the word correctly, they get to highlight that word (or put a chip on that word). The object of the game is to get four words in a row, horizontally, vertically, or diagonally. This game can be edited and used for parts of speech (i.e. verbs, adjectives, nouns, prepositions, adverbs, etc.) or higher/lower levels of sight words.

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Activities, Games

Bones to Phones Last Man Standing

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A communicative game about communication and the development of communication. Students start by standing up in a circle. Each student takes it in turns to create a sentence or short paragraph using the word / topic provided along with the type of conjunction. Press F9 on your keyboard to randomise the words.

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Present Perfect

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This worksheet allows students to practise their present perfect grammar. There are 20 pages of sentences that can be randomised by pressing F9 on your keyboard. Enusre you open this Excel Spreadsheet using Excel 365, no other version of Excel will work at this stage (March of 2018). There are enough worksheets here that you can use it multiple times to review and re-enforce student understanding.

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ERROR CORRECTION: PREPOSITIONS & FAMILY

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Based on the topic of family, this worksheet helps develop students' understanding of prepositions. By pressing F9, this worksheet can be randomised, allowing you, as the teacher, to quickly generate varied worksheets, should students need additional support with prepositions. This Excel spread sheet works with all versions of Excel (at least since 2010).

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English (UK)

Height Comparative Worksheet

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EFL - ESL - ELD, English Language Arts, Grammar

A randomisable worksheet based on comparing people's heights. The worksheet can be randomise by pressing F9 on the keyboard.Group activity is included for students to orally answer the question. It also allows the teacher to model the answers and what is required in the worksheet.Solutions are also included.

Subjects:

EFL - ESL - ELD, Grammar

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Not Grade Specific

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Worksheets, English (UK)

Viewpoint 1 Randomized Exams - ESL Practice

Created by

Social Worker Pedro

These are two exams that I created to use with the Viewpoint 1 English book. There is a midterm exam that is for units 1-6 and a final exam that includes units 7-12. Although these exams are designed specifically to go along with the book, they could also be used as a general exam for intermediate/advanced level learners as well (See Special Note below). The two exams are ready to go and all you have to do is print them out. An answer key is also available for all of the questions in the questio

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Also included in: Touchstone & Viewpoint 1 Randomized Exams - Bundle Package

continuous aspect of tense -change verb form, hobbies

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This spread sheet contains two pages that can be randomised by pressing F9 on your keyboard. Randomisation allows you, as the teacher, to easily create multiple worksheets for students who need more practice with the continuous aspect of tense. Students have sentences where they must identify the verb, then change the verb to the continuous form. Words can be add, removed or changed on the "words" tab of the spread sheet.

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