Less than $5 1st Grade Grammar Flash Cards

❤️Are your students struggling to use the correct demonstrative pronouns (this, that, these those) in their English sentences? These fun animal themed demonstrative pronoun visual charts, flashcards, and coloring pages are perfect for your ESL / ELL / EFL / ESP students!

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☀️How to Use:

✏️Use for fine motor skills practice, as clothespin cards, flashcard puzzles, flashcard relay races, flashcard scavenger hunts, flashcard hopscotch, flashcard fishing, flashcard patterns, and flashcard matching and memory games!

✏️Students can use the cards to create, speak and write complete sentences ("This is a bear. That is a bear. These are bears. Those are bears.")

✏️These activities are low prep! Simply print task cards onto card stock, cut, and laminate for extra durability.

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✅Includes: (40 pages - 160 cards)

☑ Flashcards with no text - color (10 pages - 40 cards)

☑ Flashcards with no text - BW (10 pages - 40 cards)

☑ Flashcards with text - color (10 pages - 40 cards)

☑ Flashcards with text - BW (10 pages - 40 cards)

✅Animals included: (10)

☑ koala

☑ panda

☑ monkey

☑ giraffe

☑ bear

☑ elephant

☑ rabbit

☑ fox

☑ turtle

☑ penguin

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Includes everything you need to teach opposite adjectives:

* 72 flashcards

* a memory game

* 2 crosswords

* a wordsearch

* a Tic Tac Toe

* a Trimino puzzle

* 36 I have, Who Has game cards

* a board game.

Prints great in grayscale or colour, low prep.

List of adjectives included in this product:

* big - small; * thick - thin; * old - new; * long - short; *good - bad; * black - white; * noisy - quiet; * fast - slow; * light - dark; * hard - soft; * hot - cold; * strong - weak; * full - empty; * rich - poor; * difficult - easy; * happy - sad; * dry - wet; * beautiful - ugly; * straight - curly; * high - low; * healthy - sick; * lazy - hard-working; * narrow - wide; * tidy - messy; * safe - dangerous; * useful - useless; * dirty - clean; * cheap - expensive; * left - right; * stupid - clever; * first - last; * dead - alive; * polite - rude; * naughty - nice; * right - wrong; * fat - thin

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This slides activity begins with a mini lesson on complete sentences and incomplete sentences. Students will read each sentence or sentence fragment and click yes if the words make a complete sentence or click no if the words form an incomplete sentence. There is a card at the beginning of the deck that helps students remember the rules for a complete sentence.

What is Included:

• Instruction Slides with Examples
• Video link to a prerecorded video lesson
• Slides for independent practice

Boom Card Version:

Complete and Incomplete Sentences

❤️Looking for a fun way to engage your students in learning about subject pronouns? These low prep, printable charts and flashcards are useful for demonstrating to ESL, ELL, EFL, ESOL, pre-K and kindergarten students when to use each form of a given verb. (Example: I/You/We/They play at the park. He/She/It plays at the park.)

✏️It includes four sets of charts and flashcards (black & white, rainbow, neutral, or pastel colors).

✏️Simply print and laminate for durability and to use dry erase markers when writing your verbs!

⭐️Check out the preview for a sneak peek!

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✅Includes: (64 pages)

☑ Subject pronoun charts - lowercase and capital beginning letter (8 pages)

☑ Subject pronoun flashcards - lowercase and capital beginning letter (16 pages / 56 cards)

☑ Singular and plural verbs flashcards (20 pages / 80 cards)

☑ Nouns (places) flashcards (12 pages / 48 cards)

☑ Nouns (people, things) flashcards (8 pages / 32 cards)

✅ Bonus: (2 pages)

☑ Table of contents (2 pages)

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Students will practice distinguishing between complete and incomplete sentences with this worksheet and center packet. There are hands on centers and worksheets to help students identify complete sentences and sentence fragments.

Activities Included:

• Complete and Incomplete Sentence Sorting
• Unscramble to Sentence Worksheets
• Complete and Incomplete Sentence Clip Cards
• Complete and Incomplete Sentence Worksheet

The acorn theme makes this grammar activity perfect for fall or autumn. Students will be able to sort sentences, unscramble sentences and identify complete and incomplete sentences with these worksheets and center activities.

When to Use:

• Literacy Centers
• Independent Practice
• Small Group Activities
• Partner Activities
• Morning Tubs or Baskets
• Homework

By including hands on activities, these grammar center allow students a tactile way to practice recognizing complete sentences and identifying incomplete sentences. The sorts and clip cards can be done individually or with a partner. The worksheets make great independent practice as well as work to send home for parents to review with their children.

Skills Assessed:

• Identifying Complete and Incomplete Sentences
• Unscrambling Sentences

The worksheets are no prep. The teacher just needs to print out each one and give them to students to complete. The clip cards and sorts are low prep activities. They just need to be printed and cut apart. Laminate the centers to create a reusable activity. The clip cards can easily be stored in task boxes for easy set up, clean up and storage.

More Grammar Activities

Capitalize the First Letter in a Sentence

Have students practice making and breaking apart contraction with this set of self checking cards. There are two sets of contraction cards. One set shows the words (it is) on the top and the contraction (it's) hidden inside. The second set is reversed, with the contraction on the outside and the words are hidden. There is a recording sheet for each set.

Students will look at the words or contraction on the front of the card. Then, they will write the words or contraction on the recording sheet in the first column. They will then write the corresponding contraction or words in the second column. Finally, the student will open the card to see if they answered the second column correctly. They then fill in YES or NO in the third column to indicate whether their answer was right or wrong in the second column. They fix the second column if they were incorrect.