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Enhance your students' understanding of nouns with this engaging worksheet set! The "Color the Common or Proper Noun Activity" is designed to help students differentiate between common and proper nouns through a fun, interactive coloring activity.

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Interactive Learning: Students color the nouns based on whether they are common or proper, making learning both fun and memorable.

5 Worksheets Included: This set contains five unique worksheets, each featuring a gumball machine filled with nouns. Students will use a color key to identify and color common nouns in green and proper nouns in red.

free Template Included: A blank template is provided, allowing teachers to customize and add their own nouns to fit their lesson plans or classroom needs.

Visual and Kinesthetic Learning: Combining visual elements with hands-on coloring helps reinforce the concept and caters to different learning styles.

50 Nouns: The worksheets collectively feature 50 nouns, ensuring ample practice for students to master the distinction between common and proper nouns.

How to Use:

• Print the Worksheets: Each worksheet is designed to be printed and distributed to students.
• Provide Coloring Tools: Ensure students have green and red coloring materials.
• Color the Nouns: Students follow the color key to identify and color common nouns in green and proper nouns in red.
• Review and Discuss: After completing the worksheets, review the answers as a class and discuss any mistakes to reinforce learning.

This activity is perfect for individual practice, group work, or as a fun classroom activity. It's an excellent resource for elementary teachers looking to enhance their grammar lessons and make learning nouns an enjoyable experience for their students.

Looking for a way to keep your students engaged during the weeks leading up to Christmas? Finding time to teach grammar, especially during the busiest month of the year can be difficult! These worksheets will make it easy for you.

Use these 10 Grammar review worksheets to practice those much-needed grammar skills. These no-prep worksheets are perfect for morning work, in stations, for early finishers, or even for homework to ensure that these vital standards are covered.

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Reindeer adjectives

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Gingerbread contractions

Pick the punctuation in Christmas sentences

Color the ornaments (nouns, adjectives, verbs)

Stocking fun coloring (antonyms and synonyms)

Cookie madlibs

Santa Claus madlibs

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Surprise your students (and their dads!) on Father's Day with these fun Father's Day Mad Libs!

No matter the age of your students, everyone loves a good Mad Lib. This resource features an original letter to dad and serves as excellent grammar practice for learners of all ages. Your students will have a blast practicing grammar and their fathers will be so appreciative that you remembered them too on this very special day of the year.

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• Mad Libs "Dear Dad" letter (appropriate for all ages)
• Blank Mad Libs sheet for students to fill out (2 to a page to save paper during printing)

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Prefixes Posters and Worksheets- This pack with help young learners understand prefixes. Included is a prefixes anchor chart, practice for re- un- dis- pre- mid- and -im prefixes! Common Core Aligned: CCSS.ELA-Literacy.RF.2.3.d Decode words with common prefixes and suffixes. CCSS.ELA-Literacy.RF.3.3.a Identify and know the meaning of the most common prefixes Looking for suffixes? Click on the link below Suffixes or Buy both PREFIXES AND SUFFIXES together and save 20% Prefixes and Suffixes **please rate and comment to receive your TeachShare credits** 1st Grade Salt Life This activity is also included in our ELA bundle! This product is part of the ULTIMATE K/1 READING BUNDLE! ULTIMATE K/1 READING BUNDLE Buy and Save on this growing bundle!

Suffixes Posters and Worksheets - This pack with help young learners understand Suffixes. Included is a Suffixes anchor chart, practice for -ful -less -er -est Suffixes! Common Core Aligned: CCSS.ELA-Literacy.RF.2.3.d Decode words with common prefixes and suffixes. CCSS.ELA-Literacy.RF.3.3.a Identify and know the meaning of the most common prefixes and derivational suffixes Looking for prefixes? Click on the link below Prefixes or Buy both PREFIXES AND SUFFIXES together and save 20% Prefixes and Suffixes **please rate and comment to receive your TeachShare credits** 1st Grade Salt Life This activity is also included in our ELA bundle! This product is part of the ULTIMATE K/1 READING BUNDLE! ULTIMATE K/1 READING BUNDLE Buy and Save on this growing bundle!

A close reading passage with a teacher presentation, comprehension and grammar questions, a multiple choice quiz, a crossword puzzle and a wordsearch about William Shakespeare's famous play, Macbeth.

The NO PREP informational text worksheets are perfect for students in fifth grade or sixth grade. Students will learn key facts about the famous play whilst working on their comprehension skills.

Included in this PDF printable resource:

• A teacher presentation to introduce the subject
• An informational text
• A comprehension activity with ten questions
• Two grammar questions about the text
• An extension writing activity
• A multiple choice quiz with seven questions
• An answer sheet for self-assessment or teacher use
• A crossword puzzle to consolidate learning
• A wordsearch puzzle
• An Easel activity for distance learning

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This resource is great for:

• In class learning
• Independent work
• Homework
• Guided reading sessions
• Assessment practice
• Reading interventions
• Emergency sub plans

The activity requires NO PREP; it has a body of text that students need to read through thoroughly; then they can use the text to find the comprehension and grammar answers. All texts then have an extension activity for those fast finishers and answers, for teacher use, are on the final page of the document.

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Fall fun with scrambled sentences! Scrambled sentences are a great way to practice capitalization, comprehension, fluency, content, sight words, content words and punctuation! And with this fall pumpkin themed sentence scramble pack, it's also fun! Students read, cut & paste, write, and draw with each sentence.

For each set, there are 10 pages with an eight word sentence, plus punctuation at the bottom of each page. You also get 5 blank templates that you can hand write your own sentences onto, if you want harder or easier sentences. You and your students read the words together, then cut them apart. Students then arrange them into sentence form and glue them into the boxes at the top. Students can then write the sentence on the handwriting line provided, then illustrate the sentence in the box provided. Finally, students can practice fluency by reading the sentences to each other or to the teacher.

These were made originally for seat work for a first grade friend, but I have a fellow kindergarten teacher who is using it in a small group with her high students. These would be good from K-2 in teacher led small groups, intervention, enrichment, or independent seat work, depending upon their reading / writing abilities.

Fall fun with scrambled sentences! Scrambled sentences are a great way to practice capitalization, comprehension, fluency, content, sight words, content words and punctuation! And with this fall or Halloween spider themed sentence scramble pack, it's also fun! Students read, cut & paste, write, and draw with each sentence.

For each set, there are 10 pages with an eight word sentence, plus punctuation at the bottom of each page. You also get 5 blank templates that you can hand write your own sentences onto, if you want harder or easier sentences. You and your students read the words together, then cut them apart. Students then arrange them into sentence form and glue them into the boxes at the top. Students can then write the sentence on the handwriting line provided, then illustrate the sentence in the box provided. Finally, students can practice fluency by reading the sentences to each other or to the teacher.

These were made originally for seat work for a first grade friend, but I have a fellow kindergarten teacher who is using it in a small group with her high students. These would be good from K-2 in teacher led small groups, intervention, enrichment, or independent seat work, depending upon their reading / writing abilities.

Halloween and fall fun with scrambled sentences! Scrambled sentences are a great way to practice capitalization, comprehension, fluency, content, sight words, content words and punctuation! And with this Halloween & fall themed sentence scramble sampler pack, it's also fun! Students read, cut & paste, write, and draw with each sentence.

This is a SAMPLER pack. It has FOUR themed pages, one each from October's theme - spiders, bats, pumpkins, and Halloween. It also has two blank pages that you can hand write your own sentences onto.

If you like the sampler, and want the full packs, just follow the links below under the bundle tab. They lead to both the October bundle, and the individual sets.

For each set, there are 10 pages with an eight word sentence, plus punctuation at the bottom of each page. You also get 5 blank templates that you can hand write your own sentences onto, if you want harder or easier sentences. You and your students read the words together, then cut them apart. Students then arrange them into sentence form and glue them into the boxes at the top. Students can then write the sentence on the handwriting line provided, then illustrate the sentence in the box provided. Finally, students can practice fluency by reading the sentences to each other or to the teacher.

These were made originally for seat work for a first grade friend, but I have a fellow kindergarten teacher who is using it in a small group with her high students. These would be good from K-2 in teacher led small groups, intervention, enrichment, or independent seat work, depending upon their reading / writing abilities.

Halloween and fall fun with scrambled sentences! Scrambled sentences are a great way to practice capitalization, comprehension, fluency, content, sight words, content words and punctuation! And with this Halloween themed sentence scramble pack, it's also fun! Students read, cut & paste, write, and draw with each sentence.

For each set, there are 10 pages with an eight word sentence, plus punctuation at the bottom of each page. You also get 5 blank templates that you can hand write your own sentences onto, if you want harder or easier sentences. You and your students read the words together, then cut them apart. Students then arrange them into sentence form and glue them into the boxes at the top. Students can then write the sentence on the handwriting line provided, then illustrate the sentence in the box provided. Finally, students can practice fluency by reading the sentences to each other or to the teacher.

These were made originally for seat work for a first grade friend, but I have a fellow kindergarten teacher who is using it in a small group with her high students. These would be good from K-2 in teacher led small groups, intervention, enrichment, or independent seat work, depending upon their reading / writing abilities.

Fall fun with scrambled sentences! Scrambled sentences are a great way to practice capitalization, comprehension, fluency, content, sight words, content words and punctuation! And with this fall or Halloween bats themed sentence scramble pack, it's also fun! Students read, cut & paste, write, and draw with each sentence.

For each set, there are 10 pages with an eight word sentence, plus punctuation at the bottom of each page. You also get 5 blank templates that you can hand write your own sentences onto, if you want harder or easier sentences. You and your students read the words together, then cut them apart. Students then arrange them into sentence form and glue them into the boxes at the top. Students can then write the sentence on the handwriting line provided, then illustrate the sentence in the box provided. Finally, students can practice fluency by reading the sentences to each other or to the teacher.

These were made originally for seat work for a first grade friend, but I have a fellow kindergarten teacher who is using it in a small group with her high students. These would be good from K-2 in teacher led small groups, intervention, enrichment, or independent seat work, depending upon their reading / writing abilities.

Worksheet Description: Identifying Subject, Verb, and Predicate
This engaging worksheet is designed to help students sharpen their skills in identifying the key components of a sentence: the subject, verb, and predicate. Each section includes a variety of sentences for students to analyze, allowing them to practice distinguishing the main ideas from the supporting details.
Objectives:

• Recognize the subject of a sentence (who or what the sentence is about).
• Identify the verb (the action or state of being).
• Understand the predicate (what is said about the subject).

Activity Instructions:

1. Read each sentence carefully.
2. Underline the subject in one color.
3. Circle the verb in another color.
4. Highlight the entire predicate.

This worksheet not only reinforces grammatical concepts but also encourages critical thinking and comprehension skills. Perfect for individual practice or small group activities, it can be adapted for various learning levels by adjusting sentence complexity. Use it to assess understanding or as a springboard for further discussions about sentence structure and composition!

Objective:
Help students identify the verb in a sentence, enhancing their understanding of sentence structure and improving their reading and writing skills.

What is a Verb?
A verb is a word that expresses an action, occurrence, or state of being. It is a crucial part of a sentence, as it often tells what the subject is doing.

Types of Verbs:

1. Action Verbs: Describe physical or mental actions (e.g., run, think, play).
2. Linking Verbs: Connect the subject to additional information (e.g., is, are, seem).
3. Helping Verbs: Assist main verbs to express tense, mood, or voice (e.g., have, will, can).

How to Identify the Verb:

1. Ask Questions:

• Who is doing something? (Subject)
• What are they doing? (Action/Linking Verb)

1. Look for Action Words:

• Words that show what the subject is doing are usually verbs.

1. Identify Linking Verbs:

• If the sentence describes a state of being or connects the subject to more information, find the linking verb.

1. Check for Helping Verbs:

• Look for auxiliary verbs that accompany a main verb.

Practice Activity:

1. Read the following sentences:

• The cat jumps over the fence.
• She is a great artist.
• They will be attending the concert.

1. Identify the verbs and classify them as action, linking, or helping.

Tips for Success:

• Remember that a sentence can have more than one verb.
• Use the context of the sentence to determine the correct verb if it’s not immediately clear.
• Practice with varied sentence structures to become more comfortable identifying verbs.

Conclusion:
Recognizing verbs is essential for mastering language skills. Encourage students to practice regularly and apply their knowledge in writing and reading exercises.

Are you in a pinch and need a collective nouns lesson with worksheets? This resource has everything you need to teach collective nouns. It starts with an icebreaker to get kids excited. Then it reviews nouns, singular nouns, and plural nouns (all with mini quizzes to test knowledge). This lesson connects nouns with collections for a full understanding of what a collective noun is. The remaining lesson provides a ton of different collective noun activities. Students can then apply what they’ve learned with homework sheets, centers activity, and exit tickets (answer keys included).

NOTE: This is a Google Slide™ digital lesson; please ensure you have a Google account to accessit***.***

This resource includes:

   ✏ 185+ Google Slides**™** Digital Lesson

   ✏ 1 Homework Sheet (pdf)

   ✏ 4 Exit Tickets (pdf)

   ✏ 1 Centers Activity (pdf)

This resource will solve:

   ✏ Grab your students’ attention with the fun trivia icebreaker game!

   ✏ Keep your student’s attention with the built-in reward mystery puzzle

   ✏ Needing a last-minute lesson plan (with full teacher’s notes): No prep! Simply open the digital lesson and print and distribute the PDFs

   ✏ A stair-step comprehensive lesson complete with centers activities, homework sheets, and exit tickets. 

   ✏ All PDFs are in the Google Slides lesson plan so you can easily show/assign/instruct students on how to do the printable activities.

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Looking for a fun St. Patrick's Day handwriting activity? These sentence-building worksheets include writing paper with picture boxes and will help your child or student build sentences and write sentences independently. Further, students can use the finger-spacing tool (in three different skin tones) to assist them in perfect word spacing. Students can also color St. Patrick's Day-themed pictures that illustrate the sentence they are practicing writing.

☘️ NOTE: You can use the finger-spacing buddy as is, laminate it, and/or attach it to a popsicle stick for further support of little hands. It’s recommended to print the finger-spacing buddy on thicker paper, such as cardstock.

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Let's practice grammar! This collection of 11 printable black and white collective noun worksheets assist in teaching your students the connection between singular and plural nouns, and then plural and collective nouns.

The collective noun worksheet activities for grades 2 and 3 include:

⥀multiple choice

⥀crossword puzzle

⥀singular, plural, and collective noun sorting

⥀fill in the chart and fill in the blank

⥀read and find activities

⥀identify the collective noun in the picture

⥀draw a line activities

⥀Easy to use Answer Keys for each worksheet

The worksheets range from easier activities (such as picture identification) to more challenging activities (such as fill in the blank) and everything in between. No matter what level of understanding your second or third grader is, this package is sure to help them learn a solid concept of the connection between singular, plural, and collective nouns.

These collective noun worksheets are great for:

➱identifying singular nouns

➱identifying plural nouns

➱identifying collective nouns

➱understanding the link between these three noun types

➱learning collective noun vocabulary

➱connecting singular to plural nouns

➱connecting plural to collective nouns

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Looking for some fun seasonally-themed handwriting activities for the spring? This bundle includes 40 holiday-themed worksheets for spring and three other spring holidays. These sentence practice worksheets will help your child or student build sentences and write sentences independently while connecting the image with the sentence's meaning.

Students can use the finger-spacing tool (in three different skin tones) to assist them in perfect word spacing. Students can also color the seasonally-themed pictures that illustrate the sentence they are practicing writing.

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✏️ NOTE: You can use the finger-spacing buddy as is, laminate it, and/or attach it to a popsicle stick for further support of little hands. It’s recommended to print the finger-spacing buddy on thicker paper, such as cardstock.

✏️ This resource includes:

   ✏ 40 seasonally-themed sentence-building worksheets

   ✏ 3 diverse skin-toned pointer-finger hands

   ✏ No prep! Simply print and distribute with scissors and glue

✏️ Seasons and Holidays included:

   ✏ Spring

   ✏ Mother's Day

   ✏ St. Patrick's Day

   ✏ Easter

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Halloween and fall fun with scrambled sentences! Scrambled sentences are a great way to practice capitalization, comprehension, fluency, content, sight words, content words and punctuation! And with this Halloween themed sentence scramble pack, it's also fun! Students read, cut & paste, write, and draw with each sentence.

For each set, there are 10 pages with an eight word sentence, plus punctuation at the bottom of each page. You also get 5 blank templates that you can hand write your own sentences onto, if you want harder or easier sentences. You and your students read the words together, then cut them apart. Students then arrange them into sentence form and glue them into the boxes at the top. Students can then write the sentence on the handwriting line provided, then illustrate the sentence in the box provided. Finally, students can practice fluency by reading the sentences to each other or to the teacher.

These were made originally for seat work for a first grade friend, but I have a fellow kindergarten teacher who is using it in a small group with her high students. These would be good from K-2 in teacher led small groups, intervention, enrichment, or independent seat work, depending upon their reading / writing abilities.

Fall fun with scrambled sentences! Scrambled sentences are a great way to practice capitalization, comprehension, fluency, content, sight words, content words and punctuation! And with this fall or Halloween spider themed sentence scramble pack, it's also fun! Students read, cut & paste, write, and draw with each sentence.

For each set, there are 10 pages with an eight word sentence, plus punctuation at the bottom of each page. You also get 5 blank templates that you can hand write your own sentences onto, if you want harder or easier sentences. You and your students read the words together, then cut them apart. Students then arrange them into sentence form and glue them into the boxes at the top. Students can then write the sentence on the handwriting line provided, then illustrate the sentence in the box provided. Finally, students can practice fluency by reading the sentences to each other or to the teacher.

These were made originally for seat work for a first grade friend, but I have a fellow kindergarten teacher who is using it in a small group with her high students. These would be good from K-2 in teacher led small groups, intervention, enrichment, or independent seat work, depending upon their reading / writing abilities.

Fall fun with scrambled sentences! Scrambled sentences are a great way to practice capitalization, comprehension, fluency, content, sight words, content words and punctuation! And with this fall or Halloween bats themed sentence scramble pack, it's also fun! Students read, cut & paste, write, and draw with each sentence.

For each set, there are 10 pages with an eight word sentence, plus punctuation at the bottom of each page. You also get 5 blank templates that you can hand write your own sentences onto, if you want harder or easier sentences. You and your students read the words together, then cut them apart. Students then arrange them into sentence form and glue them into the boxes at the top. Students can then write the sentence on the handwriting line provided, then illustrate the sentence in the box provided. Finally, students can practice fluency by reading the sentences to each other or to the teacher.

These were made originally for seat work for a first grade friend, but I have a fellow kindergarten teacher who is using it in a small group with her high students. These would be good from K-2 in teacher led small groups, intervention, enrichment, or independent seat work, depending upon their reading / writing abilities.