Understanding What Makes a List

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This resource focuses on the importance of lists in writing and how to use commas correctly to separate items within those lists. The learning objective is for students to understand and apply the basic rule of using commas for lists of three or more items. Students are encouraged to identify lists in everyday scenarios, such as grocery lists or to-do lists, emphasizing the organization that lists provide. The document contains explanations of the list rule, examples for practice, and discussion prompts to engage students in recognizing the clarity that proper punctuation brings to their writing. Through guided and independent practice, students will rewrite sentences to include the necessary commas for clarity and learn to create their own lists with proper formatting.

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