Complete sentences are the building blocks of good writing. These resources practice subjects and predicates, subject-verb agreement, sentence fragments, capitalization, spacing and punctuation.
Hands-on sentence cards, sorting activities and task cards make grammar practice active instead of a page of drills.
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Created byActivity ExpressA no prep 1st grade December packet: 19 math skills, 14 literacy skills, winter writing, a snowman craft, holiday cards and a 4-week plan.
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Created byActivity ExpressHalloween figurative language for grades 3–5: 7 types, anchor posters, 28 practice pages, 28 task cards, an original poem, flip book and quiz.
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Created byActivity ExpressA Halloween sentence building center for K–1: 72 Who?, Did What? and Where? picture cards, 6 recording sheets and 12 scrambled sentences.
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Created byActivity ExpressHalloween grammar for grades 1–3: 96 subject and predicate picture cards, 40 task cards, sorts, fragment practice, exit tickets and a 1-week plan.
A week-by-week guide to December in 1st grade: which math and literacy skills to practice, how to use packets well, and how to keep routines calm.
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A step-by-step guide to teaching seven types of figurative language in grades 3–5, with a four-step routine, common mix-ups and an 8-day plan.
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How to teach K–1 students to build complete sentences with Who?, Did What? and Where?, plus capitals, spacing, punctuation and a one-week center plan.
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A step-by-step guide to teaching subjects, predicates, complete sentences, fragments and subject-verb agreement in grades 1–3, with a 1-week plan.
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