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Elementary grammar printable videos
Grammar Gap Fillers: Bundle 1-12
How many times have your students made errors in their spelling, mechanics, or usage, even though they have been taught the rules for years? Many teachers are tempted to “get back to basics” and teach everyone the concepts again, but that’s not a good use of your time, and it forces too many students to sit through instruction they simply don’t need.What’s more effective is to teach these conventions in the context of meaningful writing, giving each student the exact instruction they need. But t
Grammar Gap Fillers: Bundle 13-24
How many times have your students made errors in their spelling, mechanics, or usage, even though they have been taught the rules for years? Many teachers are tempted to “get back to basics” and teach everyone the concepts again, but that’s not a good use of your time, and it forces too many students to sit through instruction they simply don’t need.What’s more effective is to teach these conventions in the context of meaningful writing, giving each student the exact instruction they need. But t
Grammar Gap Filler 23: Run-Ons & Comma Splices
How many times have your students made errors in their spelling, mechanics, or usage, even though they have been taught the rules for years? Many teachers are tempted to “get back to basics” and teach everyone the concepts again, but that’s not a good use of your time, and it forces too many students to sit through instruction they simply don’t need.What’s more effective is to teach these conventions in the context of meaningful writing, giving each student the exact instruction they need. But t
Grammar Gap Filler 1: There | Their | They're
How many times have your students made errors in their spelling, mechanics, or usage, even though they have been taught the rules for years? Many teachers are tempted to “get back to basics” and teach everyone the concepts again, but that’s not a good use of your time, and it forces too many students to sit through instruction they simply don’t need.What’s more effective is to teach these conventions in the context of meaningful writing, giving each student the exact instruction they need. But t
Grammar Gap Filler 22: Sentence Fragments
How many times have your students made errors in their spelling, mechanics, or usage, even though they have been taught the rules for years? Many teachers are tempted to “get back to basics” and teach everyone the concepts again, but that’s not a good use of your time, and it forces too many students to sit through instruction they simply don’t need.What’s more effective is to teach these conventions in the context of meaningful writing, giving each student the exact instruction they need. But t
Grammar Gap Filler 21: Subject-Verb Agreement
How many times have your students made errors in their spelling, mechanics, or usage, even though they have been taught the rules for years? Many teachers are tempted to “get back to basics” and teach everyone the concepts again, but that’s not a good use of your time, and it forces too many students to sit through instruction they simply don’t need.What’s more effective is to teach these conventions in the context of meaningful writing, giving each student the exact instruction they need. But t
Grammar Gap Filler 20: Misplaced & Dangling Modifiers
How many times have your students made errors in their spelling, mechanics, or usage, even though they have been taught the rules for years? Many teachers are tempted to “get back to basics” and teach everyone the concepts again, but that’s not a good use of your time, and it forces too many students to sit through instruction they simply don’t need.What’s more effective is to teach these conventions in the context of meaningful writing, giving each student the exact instruction they need. But t
Grammar Gap Filler 24: Possessive vs. Plural
How many times have your students made errors in their spelling, mechanics, or usage, even though they have been taught the rules for years? Many teachers are tempted to “get back to basics” and teach everyone the concepts again, but that’s not a good use of your time, and it forces too many students to sit through instruction they simply don’t need.What’s more effective is to teach these conventions in the context of meaningful writing, giving each student the exact instruction they need. But t
Grammar Gap Filler 19: Parallel Structure
How many times have your students made errors in their spelling, mechanics, or usage, even though they have been taught the rules for years? Many teachers are tempted to “get back to basics” and teach everyone the concepts again, but that’s not a good use of your time, and it forces too many students to sit through instruction they simply don’t need.What’s more effective is to teach these conventions in the context of meaningful writing, giving each student the exact instruction they need. But t
3rd Grade Commas in Addresses & Friendly Letter Unit: Video, Activities
Introduce your THIRD GRADE students to commas in address with this fun resource! Also reviews commas in dates, greetings and closings of letters as well as commas within a series or list. What’s IncludedSuggested Lesson PlanFriendly Letter Student Anchor ChartPrintable Pieces for a Friendly Letter Class Anchor ChartComma Rules Sort Activity (Inductive Activity)Comma Rules Student Anchor ChartPrintable Pieces for a Comma Rules Class Anchor ChartComma Rules Reference Sheet - they can be glued in
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Grammar Gap Filler 3: To | Too | Two
How many times have your students made errors in their spelling, mechanics, or usage, even though they have been taught the rules for years? Many teachers are tempted to “get back to basics” and teach everyone the concepts again, but that’s not a good use of your time, and it forces too many students to sit through instruction they simply don’t need.What’s more effective is to teach these conventions in the context of meaningful writing, giving each student the exact instruction they need. But t
Grammar Gap Filler 9: Affect | Effect
How many times have your students made errors in their spelling, mechanics, or usage, even though they have been taught the rules for years? Many teachers are tempted to “get back to basics” and teach everyone the concepts again, but that’s not a good use of your time, and it forces too many students to sit through instruction they simply don’t need.What’s more effective is to teach these conventions in the context of meaningful writing, giving each student the exact instruction they need. But t
5th-6th Grades: Part 8 Subject-Verb Agreement--Grammar Wired!
This packet is “Part 8 Subject-Verb Agreement.” It is Part 8 of my Grammar Wired! bundle for the 5th and 6th grades. These forms are similar to the forms I made for 7th -12th grades. The follow the Common Core for grammar except for spelling. There are nine Google forms: one pre-assessment to assess your students' strengths and weaknesses before beginning the unit, one post-assessment, and seven forms with lessons and videos that can be used throughout the year as bell-ringers, homework, and qui
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Grammar Gap Filler 2: Your | You're
How many times have your students made errors in their spelling, mechanics, or usage, even though they have been taught the rules for years? Many teachers are tempted to “get back to basics” and teach everyone the concepts again, but that’s not a good use of your time, and it forces too many students to sit through instruction they simply don’t need.What’s more effective is to teach these conventions in the context of meaningful writing, giving each student the exact instruction they need. But t
Grammar Gap Filler 4: It's | Its
How many times have your students made errors in their spelling, mechanics, or usage, even though they have been taught the rules for years? Many teachers are tempted to “get back to basics” and teach everyone the concepts again, but that’s not a good use of your time, and it forces too many students to sit through instruction they simply don’t need.What’s more effective is to teach these conventions in the context of meaningful writing, giving each student the exact instruction they need. But t
5th-6th Grades: Part 5 Adjectives and Adverbs--Grammar Wired!
This packet is Part 5 “Adjectives and Adverbs.” It is Part 5 of my Grammar Wired! bundle for the 5th and 6th grades. They follow the same lesson order as the Language Network textbook; however, the sentences were developed by me. They follow the common core standards for grammar for grades 1-6 except for the spelling ones. There are nine Google forms: one pre-assessment to assess your students' strengths and weaknesses before beginning the unit, one review or post-assessment, and seven forms wit
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5th-6th Grades: Part 1 Sentence and Its Parts--Grammar Wired!
This packet, Grammar Wired! 5th-6th Grades: Part 1 Sentence and Its Parts, contains ten grammar lessons for the 5th and 6th grades. There are twelve Google forms: one pre-assessment to assess your students' strengths and weaknesses before beginning the unit, one review that can be used as a post-assessment, and ten forms with lessons that can be used throughout the year as bell-ringers, homework, and quick assessments. The forms now have YouTube videos for differentiation or flipping your classr
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Grammar Gap Filler 5: Then | Than
How many times have your students made errors in their spelling, mechanics, or usage, even though they have been taught the rules for years? Many teachers are tempted to “get back to basics” and teach everyone the concepts again, but that’s not a good use of your time, and it forces too many students to sit through instruction they simply don’t need.What’s more effective is to teach these conventions in the context of meaningful writing, giving each student the exact instruction they need. But t
5th-6th Grades: Part 10 Punctuation--Grammar Wired!
This packet is “Part 10: Punctuation.” It is Part 10 of my Grammar Wired! bundle for the 5th and 6th grades. These forms are similar to the forms I made for 7th -12th grades. The lessons are basically the same; however, all the questions on the forms are different. They were created for grades 5 and 6, but they work well for grades 7-12, too. There are eleven Google forms: one pre-assessment to assess your students' strengths and weaknesses before beginning the unit, one post-assessment, and nin
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Grammar Gap Filler 13: Me | Myself | I
How many times have your students made errors in their spelling, mechanics, or usage, even though they have been taught the rules for years? Many teachers are tempted to “get back to basics” and teach everyone the concepts again, but that’s not a good use of your time, and it forces too many students to sit through instruction they simply don’t need.What’s more effective is to teach these conventions in the context of meaningful writing, giving each student the exact instruction they need. But t
5th-6th Grades: Part 2 Nouns--Grammar Wired!
This packet, Grammar Wired! 5th-6th Grades: Part 2 Nouns, contains five grammar lessons for the 5th and 6th grades. There are seven Google forms: one pre-assessment to assess your students' strengths and weaknesses before beginning the unit, one review that can be used as a post-assessment, and five forms with lessons that can be used throughout the year as bell-ringers, homework, and quick assessments. The forms now have YouTube videos for differentiation or flipping your classroom. These form
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Grammar Gap Filler 16: Good | Well
How many times have your students made errors in their spelling, mechanics, or usage, even though they have been taught the rules for years? Many teachers are tempted to “get back to basics” and teach everyone the concepts again, but that’s not a good use of your time, and it forces too many students to sit through instruction they simply don’t need.What’s more effective is to teach these conventions in the context of meaningful writing, giving each student the exact instruction they need. But t
Grammar Gap Filler 18: Who | Whom
How many times have your students made errors in their spelling, mechanics, or usage, even though they have been taught the rules for years? Many teachers are tempted to “get back to basics” and teach everyone the concepts again, but that’s not a good use of your time, and it forces too many students to sit through instruction they simply don’t need.What’s more effective is to teach these conventions in the context of meaningful writing, giving each student the exact instruction they need. But t
5th-6th Grades: Part 6 Prepositions, Conjunctions,Interjections-Grammar Wired!
This packet is "Part 6 Prepositions, Conjunctions, Interjections.” It is Part 6 of my Grammar Wired! bundle for the 5th and 6th grades. They follow the same lesson order as the Language Network textbook; however, the sentences were developed by me. They follow the common core standards for grammar for grades 1-6 except the spelling ones. There are seven Google forms: one pre-assessment to assess your students' strengths and weaknesses before beginning the unit, one review or post-assessment, an
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5th - 6th
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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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