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Pronoun Posters
Help students learn about pronouns! These colorful grammar posters will teach students about pronouns, giving definitions and examples of personal, subject, object, possessive, reflexive, demonstrative and interrogative pronouns.
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Sight Words | Learn to Read | 93 Dolch Common Noun
Over 90 common nouns that are Dolch sight words displayed in word strips. Each noun (word) also includes a picture. (See description of ideas of how to use.)
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5Ws and How Posters and Worksheet | Reading Comprehension
Help 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,…
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Identify Simple Subject and Predicate in Sentences | Grammar
Two 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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Identify Simple Subjects in a Sentence | Grammar
Two worksheets for students to use to demonstrate their ability to identify a simply subject within a sentence!
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Capitalization Rules | Names of People
One 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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Capitalization Rules | Words in a Date
Days 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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Capitalization Rules | First Word in a Sentence
One 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…
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Using Punctuation | Commas in a Series
Give 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…
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Using Punctuation | Commas in Dates
Give 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…
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Punctuation Posters for Early Elementary
Six posters to help students understand the following punctuation marks: apostrophe, quotation marks, comma, question mark, exclamation point and a period.
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Punctuation | Period – Question Mark – Exclamation Point
An 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…


