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$1.25Buy NowTwo worksheets (with answer keys) to give students the opportunity to learn about and demonstrate their knowledge of words with the prefix “pre-“. Students will identify words with the prefix and give their meanings. Students will also demonstrate their ability to use those words within a written paragraph.
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$1.25Buy NowTwo worksheets (with answer keys) to give students the opportunity to learn about and demonstrate their knowledge of words with the prefix “mis-“. Students will identify words with the prefix and give their meanings. Students will also demonstrate their ability to use those words within a written paragraph.
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$1.25Buy NowTwo worksheets (with answer keys) to give students the opportunity to learn about and demonstrate their knowledge of words with the prefix “un-“. Students will identify words with the prefix and give their meanings. Students will also demonstrate their ability to use those words within a written paragraph.
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$1.25Buy NowTwo worksheets (with answer keys) to give students the opportunity to learn about the prefix “re-“. Students will identify words with the prefix and give their meanings. Students will also demonstrate their ability to use those words within a written paragraph.
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$2.50Buy NowWhen learning prefixes, this resource will give students the meanings of 13 common prefixes plus it will allow them to demonstrate their understanding through writing the meanings of words with the prefixes, matching words with their meanings and writing sentences. This is a great resource that will have students interactively learning while producing a 20 page mini book they can keep as a reference!
Prefixes included in this student created mini book are re-, un-, mis-, pre-, dis-, over-, non-, in-, im-, en-, de-, ir-, sub-
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$3.50Buy NowIntroducing new vocabulary skills to students each year is crucial to their success in school. Sometimes it can seem a little overwhelming when trying to decode words and learn new concepts, but it doesn’t have to be! Teaching prefixes and suffixes is a great way to help your students master vocabulary and unknown words!
This resource concentrates on PREFIXES and provides you with 13 colorful teaching posters to help students learn 13 common prefixes: re-, un-, mis-, pre-, dis-, over-, non-, in-, im-, en-, de-, ir-, sub-
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FREEBuy NowHere is a free printable poster which includes a variety of decoding strategies all in one place to aid students struggling to decode new words!
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$2.50Buy NowHelp students learn the basic reading comprehension questions, the 5Ws plus how, with these teaching posters plus a worksheet for practice! There is a colorful, fun poster for each question (who , what, where, why, when and how) plus a poster showing all six. The worksheet gives students the space to write or draw their answers and can be used with any resource.
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$1.50Buy NowTwo worksheets for students to use to demonstrate their ability to identify a simply subject and predicate within a sentence! Answer keys are included.
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$1.50Buy NowTwo worksheets for students to use to demonstrate their ability to identify a simply subject within a sentence!
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$1.50Buy NowThis resource is designed to give your students the opportunity to practice and/or to show their knowledge of the correct use of the personal abbreviations or Mr., Ms., and Mrs.
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$1.50Buy NowOne important rule to learn early is to capitalize the names of people. This resource gives students the opportunity to practice or demonstrate their knowledge of capitalizing the names of people when rewriting given sentences.
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$1.50Buy NowDays of the week and months of the year are always capitalized. This resource gives students the opportunity to identify dates written correctly as well as to write dates demonstrating their knowledge of capitalization.
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$1.50Buy NowOne of the first capitalization rules taught is to always capitalize the first word of a sentence! This resource gives students the ability to practice identifying the capitalization of first words as well as practice using the rule when copying given sentences.
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$1.50Buy NowGive students the practice they need to correctly use commas in a series with this resource! Includes two worksheets, one that will ask students to identify commas correctly used in a series and one that will have students place commas where they should be.
Use as practice during initial learning, for review or as an assessment.
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$1.50Buy NowGive students the practice they need to correctly use commas when writing dates with this resource! Includes two worksheets that will ask students to write given dates using commas in the correct places: after the day of the week, and between the date and the year.
Use as practice during initial learning, for review or as an assessment.
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$1.50Buy NowSix posters to help students understand the following punctuation marks: apostrophe, quotation marks, comma, question mark, exclamation point and a period. Each poster has a cute picture, an explanation of when the specific punctuation is used and at least one example.
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$1.50Buy NowAn early grammar skill for students to learn is to identify by name three types of punctuation: a period, question mark and exclamation mark. Here are two worksheets that will help students demonstrate their knowledge and ability to do just that!
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$1.50Buy NowAn early grammar skill for students to learn is to identify a word versus a sentence, using those terms. Here are two worksheets that will help students demonstrate their knowledge and ability to do just that!
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$2.25Buy NowThis “What is a Sentence?” resource includes two colorful teaching posters and 6 different student pages for students to demonstrate what they have learned! Students will learn the definition of a simple sentence, that a sentence has two parts, the first word is capitalized and always ends with punctuation.The first 3 student pages will give a simple sentence and students are asked to identify (circle) the first word, underline the capital letter of that first word and circle the punctuation. They will then copy the sentence and draw a picture to represent the sentence.The last 3 student pages will give a simple sentence and students are asked to identify both the ‘naming part’ and the ‘telling part’ of the sentence. They will then copy the sentence and draw a picture to represent the sentence.
