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Teach or review the days of the week in English, including question/answer structures, past tense of 'to be', prepositions/adverbs of time, and IPA pronunciation guidance, for English-language learners.
An editable interactive Google Slides/PowerPoint unit teaching elementary and middle school students the rules for punctuating and formatting dialogue (quotation marks, speaker tags, comma placement) in writing.
English - Past Simple of Irregular Verbs Resource This resource is designed to boost students' understanding and use of the simple past tense, particularly focusing on irregular verbs, affirmations, interrogations and negations.
English - Past Simple of Regular Verbs Resource This resource offers a comprehensive approach to teaching the Simple Past tense in English.
PowerPoint lesson reviewing English simple present, simple past, and simple future tenses (regular/irregular verbs, question/negative forms) for ESL learners.
ESL PowerPoint lesson teaching family/marital-status vocabulary, the genitive case, possessive adjectives, and possessive pronouns via the simple present of 'to be'.
An ESL/ELA PowerPoint lesson introducing or reviewing the First Conditional grammatical structure in English.
An ESL/EFL (English as a foreign language) lesson teaching greetings and introductions in English, focused on subjective personal pronouns, possessive adjectives, and the verb 'to be', with vocabulary, model dialogues, and speaking practice prompts.
This lesson breaks down the use of prepositional phrases into easy-to digest chunks that kids can easily understand. Comes with a poster to show how prepositional phrases work.
Teaches the categories of nouns (concrete vs. abstract, common vs. proper, singular vs. plural including regular -s/-es rules, y-ending rules, and irregular plurals) and how to recognize nouns using noun-signal articles (a/an/the), through a narrative dialogue plus a passage-identification exercise.
Interjections: Wow! Interjections! A great tool for your writing toolbox. Each lesson contains a story that illustrates the concept being taught.
Students learn about the different kinds of verbs and how to use them to write with active voice. Each lesson contains a story that illustrates the concept being taught.
Lesson 5: Adverbs and Noisy-Know-Nothings - How to Use Adverbs and Make Sounds the Right Way - A Zombie Wrote my Narrative Essay with Mr.
Lesson 6 - Past Present and Future: How Verb Tenses Work - A Visit to Grammar’s House with Mr. Butt and Bonefish - How to Use the Eight Parts of Speech This innovative teaching resource is available to educators, focusing on teaching…
Lesson 7: Interjections – When to Use Interjections! - A Visit to Grammer's House with Mr. Butt and Bonefish - How to Use the Eight Parts of Speech This resource is an innovative teaching tool designed for educators of Grade 3-6 students.
About this product: The whys and ways students can connect their thoughts in their writing. Each lesson contains a story that illustrates the concept being taught.
Lesson 9: Adverbs - When and When Not to Use Adverbs - A Visit to Grammer's House with Mr. Butt and Bonefish - How to Use the Eight Parts of Speech This must-have teaching resource for educators in grades 3 through 6, focuses on the…
Parts of Speech: Concrete Nouns Lesson Plan This interactive PowerPoint resource teaches 1st-4th grade students about concrete nouns through engaging slides and activities.
Parts of Speech: Nouns Lesson Plan engages students in an interactive study of nouns. Students will apply reading, creative thinking, problem solving and more as they work through slides explaining the identification and usage of nouns.
Parts of Speech: Proper Nouns Lesson Plan for Language Arts This Proper Nouns lesson plan helps early elementary students learn about the proper noun part of speech through interactive presentations.
A slide-based ESL lesson introducing and drilling the past progressive (past continuous) tense in English, including affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms and the use of 'while'/'when'.
Past tense of the verb to be The Past tense of the verb to be is an integral resource for teachers and homeschoolers who intend to introduce or review the Simple Past tense in English.
A ~59-slide PowerPoint lesson ('Doing Things Right Now') introducing or reviewing the present progressive (present continuous) tense in English: affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms, action-verb vocabulary, -ING spelling rules, and present progressive vs. simple present usage.
An ESL/EFL PowerPoint lesson teaching the zero conditional in English (general truths, inevitable results, advice) through example sentences, guided practice, and speaking activities.