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This worksheet has two pages of practice. Students will practice combining sentences using but, and, so, and or. One side of the sheet students will rewrite the two sentences into one sentence using the correct conjunction. The second side of the sheet students will just write the conjunction they would use to combine the two sentences.

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This fun and engaging Easter Coloring Pages , Easter Worksheets or Noun and Verb Sort Activities are great for your Easter Activities, Easter Grammar, Easter morning work , Grammar lessons or grammar stations.

These Nouns and Verbs worksheets are perfect for Grades 3 to 5.

Each worksheet has a distinct picture to color based on Easter theme.

Includes:

10 Color By Code Worksheets

10 Answer keys

• Bunny behind a wall

• Hot Cross Buns

• Hatching Chick

• Bunny and Easter Eggs

• Easter Eggs Basket

• Lambs

• Easter Lilies

• Easter Eggs

• Happy Easter

• Easter Candles

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Master Present Tense with Low-Prep, Engaging Grammar Lessons – For All Learners!

Perfect for Grades 1-5, this print-and-go resource helps both native English speakers and ESL/EAL learners confidently master Present Simple and Continuous Tenses. With clear explanations and interactive exercises, it’s ideal for teachers seeking a time-saving, curriculum-aligned solution that supports independent learning.

What’s Included?

✏️ Print Materials: Worksheets, Answer Keys

**What’s Inside?
**✔️ Present Simple & Continuous Explanations

✔️ Verb Agreement Exercises

✔️ Fill-in-the-Blanks Activities

✔️ Sentence Reordering Tasks

✔️ Negative & Interrogative Practice

✔️ Present Simple vs. Continuous Comparisons

✔️ Quizzes 
✔️ Answer Keys

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Why Teachers Love It:**

✏️ No Prep

✏️ Classroom-Tested

✏️ Versatile Resource
✏️ Aligned with Common Core, TEKS, and UK National Curriculum

When to Use:

✅ Grammar Lessons
✅ Independent Practice
✅ Literacy Centers
✅ Homework
✅ Early Finishers
✅ Sub Plans

Skills Focused:

✔️ Present Simple & Continuous Usage
✔️ Subject-Verb Agreement
✔️ Sentence Construction
✔️ Negative & Interrogative Forms
✔️ Editing & Self-Assessment
✔️ Independent Grammar Mastery

Curriculum Alignment

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Common Core State Standards (CCSS)**

• L.1.1-L.5.1: Master English grammar and verb tense consistency.
• L.1.3-L.5.3: Use conventions to enhance meaning.
• W.1.5-W.5.5: Revise and edit for clarity and tense accuracy.

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Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS)**

§110.3-§110.7 (Grades 1-5):

• • Develop and revise drafts with consistent verb tense.
  • Apply proper grammar and verb usage in writing and speech.

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UK National Curriculum (Years 1-5)**

• Writing Composition: Plan and draft using correct present tense.
• Grammar and Punctuation: Use present simple and continuous accurately.
• Reading Comprehension: Analyze how tense affects meaning.

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Introducing Super Star Synonyms – the ultimate Synonym and Antonym game that brings fun to literacy centres! Perfect for Years 3-6, this exciting game transports students onto the red carpet as they learn synonyms and antonyms in an engaging and interactive way. Up level those literacy centres!

As students move along the game board, they’ll land on Hollywood stars, pick up star cards with words, and record their synonyms on the included recording sheet. For an added challenge, they can also write down antonyms to further expand their vocabulary skills. That's right, working in synonyms AND antonyms! The goal is to reach the end of the board while mastering key vocabulary concepts!

Whether you're using it in the classroom or for small group activities, Super Star Synonyms is a fantastic resource for reinforcing vocabulary in your literacy centres. This game not only builds synonym and antonym knowledge but also encourages collaborative learning in a fun, Hollywood-inspired setting.

Key Features:

• Hollywood theme with stars, red carpet, and movie-related words
• Includes recording sheets for synonyms and antonyms
• Perfect for Years 3-6 literacy centres
• Fun and engaging way to practice vocabulary skills

Add some Hollywood glamour to your literacy centres with Super Star Synonyms and watch your students shine as vocabulary superstars!

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This snakes and ladders game is a fun and engaging way to practice PLURALS. It can be used in centers with groups of 2-6 students. It's great as a sub plan too.

Included in this set:

*Instructions

*List of nouns and their plurals

*Game Board

Nouns your students get to practice using this board game:

• regular nouns

key - keys, frog - frogs, kangaroo - kangaroos

• **nouns ending in –s, –ss, –sh, –ch, –x, or –**z

glass - glasses, bus - buses, house - houses, watch - watches, fox - foxes, toothbrush - toothbrushes, witch - witches, box - boxes

• nouns ending in -f / -fe that change to -ve + s in plural

leaf - leaves, knife - knives, elf - elves, wolf - wolves

• nouns ending in consonant + -y

baby - babies, cherry - cherries, fly - flies

• nouns ending in consonant and -o

tomato - tomatoes, potato - potatoes X piano - pianos

• nouns that don't change in plural

deer - deer, fish - fish, sheep - sheep

• irregular nouns

man - men, policeman - policemen, gingerbread man - gingerbread men, tooth - teeth, foot - feet, woman - women, goose - geese, mouse - mice, person - people, child - children, ox - oxen

All you need is dice, counters and the game board. Let the fun begin!

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This popcorn-themed activity provides a fun and engaging way for students to practice their phonics and spelling skills while developing critical thinking and problem-solving abilities. Here's how this activity can benefit students:

Phonics and Spelling:

• Reinforces letter-sound correspondence: Students will practice recognizing and sounding out letters in words, helping them to decode and encode words more effectively.
• Builds vocabulary: By encountering a variety of real and nonsense words, students will expand their vocabulary and learn new word patterns.
• Enhances spelling skills: Sorting words into real and nonsense categories helps students to internalize spelling rules and patterns, improving their spelling accuracy.

Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving:

• Develops analytical skills: Students will need to analyze each word, breaking it down into sounds and syllables, to determine if it follows phonetic rules and is a real word.
• Promotes logical reasoning: By identifying patterns in real and nonsense words, students will develop their logical reasoning skills and the ability to make informed decisions.
• Encourages creative thinking: When encountering nonsense words, students can explore the possibilities of creating new words and meanings, fostering creativity and imagination.

Engagement and Motivation:

• Makes learning fun: The popcorn theme adds a playful element to the activity, making it more engaging and enjoyable for students.
• Creates a multi-sensory experience: The tactile experience of sorting popcorn words and the visual element of categorizing them appeals to different learning styles, enhancing comprehension.
• Fosters a positive learning environment: The collaborative nature of the activity encourages teamwork and social interaction, creating a positive and supportive learning atmosphere.

Includes a popcorn template with no words as well to add your own.

Overall, this popcorn-themed activity offers a comprehensive approach to language arts instruction, combining fun with learning to create a memorable and effective experience for students.

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The 20 slide PowerPoint with peer workshopping activities introduces: Sentences: beginnings, dialogues Proper Nouns: people, I, my Specific Places and Dates: General vs. Specific, Days of Week/Month, Holidays Everyday Life: Organizations, Companies, Institutions, Specific Products, Aircrafts, Ships, Spaceships, Ethnic Names, Languages, Nationalizations, Religions Extra Resources Examples are given so students can follow authors' imitations. Easy explanations of color-coded rules and guidelines for using capital letters sentences and essays. Peer workshopping activities help reinforce capital letter rules.

Here is a great set of contraction worksheets that you can easily just print and go. You will receive a set of worksheets to cut and paste the contractions. The next set of worksheets has students write the two words that make up each contraction. Please view the preview to see the entire product.

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Practice building words with affixes with these prefix and suffix puzzles. Students will have fun building words with prefixes and suffixes with this this literacy activity.

What is Included:

These 3 piece puzzles feature the word's definition on the top piece, the root word on another piece and the prefix or suffix on the 3rd piece. There are 48 puzzles in this set.

When to Use

• Early Finishers
• Small Group Work
• Independent Practice
• Literacy Center
• Morning Tub/Basket
• Tasks Boxes

Other ways these puzzles can be used is to add magnets to the back of each piece and use a baking tray or magnetic board to build each word and match each word's definition.

Prefixes Included:

de-, dis-, il-, in-, inter-, im-, mis-, non-, over-, pre-, re-, tri-, un-, under-

Suffixes Included:

-able, -er, -ful, -less, -ly, -ness, -ous, -y

These puzzles are a low prep activity for students to practice words with prefixes and suffixes. The teacher simply needs to print the pages on card stock, cut apart the puzzles, then placing the puzzles in the desired location for students to complete. Printing on colored card stock will give these cards a colorful pop!

If there is a prefix or suffix you need added to this set, please let me know!

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There are a total of 40 Clip Cards which many include a visual to support students to determine the appropriate pronoun. These clip cards are great to identify and explore which pronoun applies. With these clip cards, students are encouraged to choose the following pronoun.

HE – SHE – IT - THEY

Pronouns are words that take the place of a Noun. For example “he, she, it, they”.

Students simply use a peg or clip to identify each individual answer on the clip cards. In addition, there is a Pronoun poster which explains pronouns further.

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This set includes 51 verbs, which are divided into base words, irregular past tense, and irregular past participles. They are perfect for games, centers, or independent practice. Great for ESL learners and anyone improving their grammar skills.

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As our Deaf/hard of hearing/ELL students are completing written assignments, little words/parts of speech that are commonly confused when writing such as is, are, was, were, have, had, do, did, the, and a are emphasized in this product. Students are provided with differences between each word, examples of each word used in a sentence, and students have the opportunity to write a sentence using each word.

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Common and Proper Nouns Grammar Activity | Digital Google Classroom Self-Checking

Enhance grammar skills with this engaging Common and Proper Nouns activity, designed specifically for Google Classroom! Perfect for 2nd, 3rd, and 4th graders, this interactive Google Sheets activity helps students master identifying common and proper nouns with a fun, self-checking system. Students receive instant feedback as they work through 20 questions: answers light up in green for correct and red for incorrect responses. As students progress, correct answers reveal a hidden picture art for added motivation!

Aligned with CCSS standards (L.2.2, L.2.2a, L.3.1a), this activity is ideal for ELA Test Prep and Grammar practice. Boost engagement and mastery in English Language Arts with this effective digital resource, perfect for remote learning or classroom use!

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Fall into learning fun with our Apple Themed Noun and Verb Sorting File Folder Game!

This engaging resource is the perfect way for young learners and students in autism and MD classrooms to explore language skills. With 10 nouns and 10 verb apple-themed game pieces, it's a delightful way to build grammar skills.

Designed for small group language arts centers and independent work stations, this game encourages active participation and language development. Plus, it's teacher-friendly with minimal prep work, so you can spend more time teaching and less time preparing materials.

And the best part? It's a reusable resource that can be enjoyed year after year, making it a valuable addition to your teaching toolkit.

Turn language learning into a bushel of fun with our Apple Themed Noun and Verb Sorting File Folder Game. Download now and watch your students become grammar experts! #LanguageArts #SpecialEducation #FileFolderGame #IndependentWork #FallTheme #Autism

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Players: 2-4

Materials:

+ Cut out and laminated pumpkins

+ Black and White Pumpkins

+ Color Pumpkins

+ Blank Pumpkins to create your own compound words

Directions:

Place pumpkins face down. Students will pick two

pumpkins and decide whether or not they make a

compound word together. If the words make a

compound word the student gets to keep those those pumpkins. If the words do not make a compound word the student flips them back over. Then the next player takes a turn. The student with the most pumpkin pairs wins.

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Enhance ✨your students' grammar skills with our Commonly Confused Words Grammar Worksheet! Perfect for 3rd and 4th graders, this engaging, self-checking ✅digital resource helps students master commonly confused words while revealing a hidden picture with each correct answer. Ideal for independent practice, group review, homework, and test prep, this versatile worksheet is easily assignable through Google Classroom. Make grammar fun and interactive with this essential classroom too.

What It Can Be Used For:

☑ Independent Practice: Assign the worksheet through Google Classroom for self-paced learning.

☑ Group Review: Use it in small group sessions to review grammar rules and ensure comprehension.

☑ Homework Assignments: Perfect for reinforcing concepts learned in class with at-home practice.

☑ Test Prep: A great resource for preparing students for grammar tests and assessments.

☑ Remediation: Provides targeted practice for students who need extra help with commonly confused words.

Key Features:

✨Focus on Commonly Confused Words: Helps students identify and correctly use commonly confused words such as "its/it's," "your/you're," "there/their/they're," and more.

✨Interactive Learning: Features a hidden picture that reveals itself as students answer correctly, making learning fun and engaging.

✨Self-Checking: Allows students to receive immediate feedback, promoting independent learning and reducing grading time for teachers.

• Digital Format: Easily assignable through Google Classroom, ensuring seamless integration with digital learning environments.
• Google Sheets Compatibility: Requires a Google account to access; teachers can make a copy and share it with their students.
• Suitable for 3rd and 4th Graders: Tailored to meet the learning needs of upper elementary students.

Why Teachers Will Love It:

❤️Saves Time: The self-checking feature means less grading for teachers and more instant feedback for students.

❤️Engages Students: The picture progression feature keeps students motivated and eager to complete the worksheet.

❤️Versatile Use: Can be used for independent practice, group activities, homework, test prep, and remediation.

❤️Reinforces Learning: Provides targeted practice on a critical grammar skill, helping students avoid common mistakes in their writing.

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This blackline I Have, Where Is game is ready to print, laminate, cut, and play. Excellent practice for using the prefix over. Activity includes 18 cards. Designed for play in a small group setting. Thanks for purchasing our product! Judy and Rachel

Contractions - Ready, Set, Go! Super Hero Action Contractions! Fun Activites to help students understand contractions. Posters, Games, and Worksheets included! This contractions download includes: 52 concentration cards! How to make a contraction poster 4 example posters (contractions with not, are, is, will, and have) I have...who has? Game (24 cards) 3 fill in the blank contraction sentence pages 2 pages of practice contraction writing 1 cut and glue contractions page Over 25 pages of usable materials that make learning about contractions fun! This product is part of the ULTIMATE K/1 READING BUNDLE! ULTIMATE K/1 READING BUNDLE **please rate and comment to receive your TeachShare credits** 1st Grade Salt Life

Spice up your Halloween season with this exciting collection of Halloween-themed fill-in-the-blank stories designed specifically for elementary students! This resource includes four entertaining fill-in-the-blank stories that focus on nouns, verbs, and adjectives, along with a bonus word bank to spark creativity.

Perfect For: Language Arts Lessons Halloween Celebrations Substitute Teacher Plans Homeschool Activities Literacy Centers

How to Use:

• Distribute the Stories: Provide each student or group with a copy of one or more stories.
• Select Words: Students choose nouns, verbs, and adjectives to fill in the blanks. They can use the bonus word bank or come up with their own words.
• Share and Enjoy: Have students read their completed stories aloud to the class for a session filled with laughter and creativity.