We will be learning and reviewing several grammar concepts for the next couple of weeks. Several of the resources that we will use are posted below. If you misplace the copy given to you in class, you can print a new one from the link(s) below.
Verb Notes
Direct Object, Indirect Object, and Predicate Words Notes
Verb, DO, IO, PA, PN Practice
Grammar Review (Friday)
"It is not what you do for your children, but what you have taught them to do for themselves, that will make them successful human beings." -Ann Landers
Monday, November 27, 2017
Monday, November 13, 2017
Preposition Poem
Today and tomorrow we will be working on preposition poems in class. Today, students will read some examples of preposition poems, brainstorm for their own poem, and write their rough draft. Tomorrow, students will edit/revise the poem and write a final draft. If students don't turn in the final draft in class on Tuesday, they must turn it in on Thursday, 11/16/17 at the beginning of class.
Here are the complete Preposition Poem Directions.
Here are the complete Preposition Poem Directions.
Wednesday, November 8, 2017
Monday, November 6, 2017
Caught Ya Grammar
The following CYG sheets were given to students on 11/6/17. If you misplace your copies, you can print a new one from the links below.
CYG 11/20-11/27
Prepositions
Today we worked on a preposition memory cue today in class. The purpose is for students to be able to quickly recognize frequently used prepositions in sentences. The students viewed an example memory cue in class, and they were tasked with coming up with their own idea.
Preposition Memory Cue
Draw a picture that is based around one main object. Draw other items around the main object with prepositions that show their position in relation to the main object. Remember my "Fishy Prepositions" example using a shark as my main object and sea animals positioned around him. You must include at least 25 prepositions. Memory Cue due for a grade on Thursday, 11/9/17.Tomorrow, we will take notes on a preposition note taker and complete some practice. If you lose your note taker, you can print it out from here.
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