Deaf Education: Nouns - Review and Examples
By Sign with me TOD
This product emphasizes nouns. Examples of people, places, and things are provided in this packet. Students will circle noun in this product, fill in the blanks with the correct noun, and make up sentences using common and proper nouns. Students can do this independently or with support.
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Deaf Education: Common and Proper Nouns
By Sign with me TOD
This product emphasizes common and proper nouns. Examples of common and proper nouns - people, places, and things are included in this packet. Students will circle the correct common or proper noun, fill in the blanks with the correct proper or common noun, make up sentences using common and proper nouns, look at picture scenes that are provided in the packet, and create sentences using common and proper nouns. Students can do this independently or with support.
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By Beth Hammett
An individual or small/whole group workshopping approach to using "a" and "an". Twelve slides guide students through the rules of using "a" and "an" in writings. Practical approach to learning correct usage includes:
Easy-to-follow rules
Examples of using "a" and "an"
"Let's Practice!" Comprehension check slides
Peer workshopping activity
Paragraph activity
Meets Common Core and state ELA Standards. Great for flipped classrooms, homeschooling, and differentiated English classrooms.