Grammar strategies

We’ve been learning about the parts of speech in the most fun ways. A parts of speech printable and flip book, writing our own mad libs, and more.

Teaching grammar to 4th grade students can be fun and engaging with these grammar game ideas! These activities will help students learn and remember grammar rules in an engaging way. Some ideas include, mad libs, grammar sorts, task cards, and so much more. Read here on how to use grammar games in your classroom today!

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Help your middle school students succeed on standardized tests by using a different approach to teaching grammar. By teaching the Five Levels of Grammar simultaneously, your students' grammar and proofreading skills will improve! Their confidence and writing will improve, too!

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Verbs Parts of Speech Free Printables Grammar Worksheet

Lesson ideas and activities for teaching parts of speech in 1st, 2nd, and 3rd grade for improved writing and grammar skills.

Comprehension is the reason for reading. If readers can read the words but do not understand or connect to what they are reading, they are not really reading. This lesson provides useful reading comprehension strategies for English language learners.

free editing activity for commonly confused words(homophones, homographs, homonyms) in upper elementary language arts

Learn how to use question tags in English grammar with clear examples and rules. Improve your conversational skills today!

Teaching with games in the classroom is not just “fluff.” Middle school and high school English teachers, learn how you can reinforce core English language arts skills AND engage students with games like Goosechase, Superfight, and more! #highschoolenglish #englishlanguagearts #middleschoolela #ela

This year we are working on expanding our RtI efforts to upper elementary. Reading First so nicely laid out the expectations for quality core instruction for K-3, but we are finding that we are having to dig a little deeper into the research to find what effective literacy instruction looks like at the upper elementary […]

All English as a Second or Foreign Language classes need a good warm-up activity to gets brains working and bodies active. Here are my top choices for ESL and EFL Warm-up games for kids to adults.

Vocabulary Wheel - 3 Ways to Use Folding Resources to Teach Vocabulary

Use this 3-step reading strategy for teaching struggling readers how to identify, define, and apply academic vocabulary found in complex texts. The activities outlined in this reading intervention method are perfect for upper elementary and middle school students. Use in small reading groups, literacy centers, reading classes, and more! Build your own vocabulary worksheets to increase high comprehension and fluency in your students! Click to learn more today! #reading #ELL #homeschool

If you teach ESL, then you probably use ESL warm up games. While newer teachers often struggle to find warm ups for English class that are compelling enough for students, veteran teachers may burn out…

Teachers like vocabulary strategies that make learning more meaningful and lasting. Check out these 15 Strategies to Ramp Up Your Vocabulary Instruction

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Grammar lessons can be tricky for a variety of reasons. They can be boring. The grammar might be too challenging for the students. The teacher sometimes feels overwhelmed when trying to present and explain all those complex rules.

Can You Score At Least 20/30 In This Impossible Grammar Quiz? #PlaybuzzQuiz General Knowledge Quiz Trivia Language