Contractions

Teach students to use apostrophes in contractions with this engaging hands-on resource. This bundle includes eight days of lessons and activities, a PowerPoint presentations, an anchor chart, two interactive notebook pages, class games, task cards, a fun contraction cootie catcher, and a quick assessment. This is a complete hands-on mini unit. #HollieGriffithTeaching #AnchorCharts #2nd

English Contractions List Are not – Aren’t Can not – Can’t Could not – Could’t Did not – Didn’t Does not – Doesn’t Do not – Don’t Had not – Hadn’t Has not – Hasn’t Have not – Haven’t He had – He’d He would – He’d He will – He’ll He shall – He’ll He is – He’s He has – He’s I had – I’d I would – I’d I will – I’II I shall – I’ll I am – I’m I have – I’ve Is not – Isn’t Let us – Let’s Might not – Mightn’t Must

Free downloadable contractions poster and activities for teaching contractions

Contraction worksheet

This is 2-pages grammar guide to learn about word contractions.Pronoun + verb (short form and long form).Affirmative and negative contractions.With sentence example.I hope it’s useful. - ESL worksheets

A super fun way to teach contractions is by using a read-aloud book that is full of contractions. Franklin's Thanksgiving works perfectly!

Identify each contraction. Then write the two words that make up each contraction.

Contraction teachable. Complete the sentences with the contraction.

Printable Grammar Contraction Puzzles

Contractions in English Grammar and Example Sentences Contractions In English In this lesson, we will examine the subject of ‘contractions in english’. Contractions; a word, a term or a special name, or more often expressed and symbolized by one or more of the letters. Contractions should be adopted, expanded and understood by all. Contractions can be contractions by removing who, which, that, and auxiliary verbs (am, is, are, was, were) in noun clauses. To contractions, who, which, that is…