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New Year Goal Setting: My One Word 2027 Pennants & Word of the Year Tracker for Grades 1–8
New Year goal setting for grades 1–8: My One Word 2027 pennants, writing at three levels and a year-long tracker.
🔤Each page opens with a short rule box and examples, then gives students two ways in: a guided level and a harder level with editing and writing. With 34 skills from nouns to commonly confused words, it covers a full year of grammar review.
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This Parts of Speech Grammar Workbook gives grades 4–6 teachers 34 no prep grammar worksheets in a 48-page black and white PDF. Every page starts with a rule box and examples, so students see the rule before they practice it, and every page comes in two levels.
Level 1 is guided practice: students identify, match, circle, underline and sort. Level 2 asks for harder sentence work, editing and original writing. That split lets you teach one grammar skill to the whole class while giving each student the right amount of challenge. It also makes small-group reteaching simple.
The skill list moves through all eight parts of speech. Students work with common, proper, plural, possessive, concrete and abstract nouns; action, linking and helping verbs, tenses, irregular past and progressive forms, and subject–verb agreement; adjectives, adverbs and the order of adjectives; subject, object, possessive and relative pronouns; and prepositions, conjunctions and interjections.
Sentence-level pages cover simple, compound and complex sentences, fragments and run-ons, and independent and dependent clauses. Mechanics pages practice capital letters, end marks, sentence types, commas, apostrophes, quotation marks, abbreviations and commonly confused words.
The 8 Parts of Speech reference charts, a 16-question mixed review that works as a pre or post test, a four-week lesson plan, teacher notes and complete answer keys make it ready for grammar review, literacy centers, homework and test prep.
📖 Teaching guide · 11 min readThe Grammar Mistakes 4th–6th Graders Make Most, and How to Teach Them AwayRead the guide →Each skill gets its own focused page with the rule right at the top, so students are never guessing what they are practicing. Two levels on every worksheet and a pre/post review make it simple to differentiate and to see what students actually learned.
It is written for grades 4–6 and works for grammar review, literacy centers, homework and test prep.
Level 1 is guided practice with identifying, matching, circling, underlining and sorting. Level 2 has harder sentence practice, editing and writing.
Yes. A 16-question mixed grammar review can be used as a pre test and a post test.
Yes, complete answer keys are included, along with teacher notes and a four-week lesson plan.