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Play Tic-Tac-Toe (Four in a Row) by drawing possessive-form cards ('s or s') and covering the correct punctuation; sort cards by possession category (e.g. 'The candy of the boys' -> possessive form); complete a practice worksheet forming possessives.
Students circle punctuation marks in sentences, add the correct end punctuation, judge whether given sentences use punctuation correctly, choose the correct ending punctuation mark, and write their own sentences using end punctuation and exclamation points.
Match snowman cards showing pairs of numbers that equal ten (memory/concentration or matching game), complete a worksheet filling in the missing addend for equations equaling 10, and play a dice game covering numbers on a game board after adding 10 to the number rolled.
Students underline or circle adjectives, adverbs, and helping words in sentences; write their own adjectives/adverbs to complete sentences and paragraphs; identify how/when/where an adverb describes a verb; fill in prepositions based on a picture and circle prepositional phrases; follow preposition directions to draw…
Sequencing worksheet where students put out-of-order sentences about building a snowman into the correct order.
Fill in guided notes defining vocabulary (dividend, divisor, quotient), practice dividing multiples of 10 and 100 using pattern/zero-elimination strategies, estimate quotients using rounding, and practice the standard algorithm for dividing by 1-digit divisors, including cases with zeros in the quotient, with…
Read a sentence on a clip card or worksheet and select/write the correct end punctuation mark (., ?, !).
Count the pictures to fill in the missing numbers in each number bond, then complete the corresponding number bond sum by filling in the missing number.
Count the pictures to fill in the missing numbers in each number bond, then complete the corresponding number bond sum by filling in the missing number.
Worksheet giving example sentences for four sentence/punctuation types (statement, exclamation, question, command) for students to read aloud with matching expression.
A worksheet giving practice inserting quotation marks correctly into dialogue sentences.
Count the pictures to fill in the missing numbers in each number bond, then complete the corresponding number bond sum by filling in the missing number.
Count the pictures to fill in the missing numbers in each number bond, then complete the corresponding number bond sum by filling in the missing number.
Students use a Q-tip (or finger, or an alternate medium such as paint sticks) to dot-decorate each Letter F-themed picture (bubble letter F, fairy, feet, fire, firetruck, flower, french fries, frog); optional variations include writing in letters/numbers/shapes in the dot circles instead.
Capitalization and Punctuation Grammar Practice MCQS ELA MCQS Overview: In this series of lessons, students will embark on an engaging journey to master the language arts skills that make communication effective and expressive. These lessons are designed to help students recognize, understand, and apply key grammar…
Count the pictures to fill in the missing numbers in each number bond, then complete the corresponding number bond sum by filling in the missing number.
Capitalization and Punctuation Grammar Practice MCQS ELA MCQS Overview: In this series of lessons, students will embark on an engaging journey to master the language arts skills that make communication effective and expressive. These lessons are designed to help students recognize, understand, and apply key grammar…
Count the pictures to fill in the missing numbers in each number bond, then complete the corresponding number bond sum by filling in the missing number.
Count the pictures to fill in the missing numbers in each number bond, then complete the corresponding number bond sum by filling in the missing number.
Students read sentences and identify/mark them as telling sentences (T) or questions (Q), add correct end punctuation (period or question mark), color-code sentences by type, and evaluate whether given punctuation is used correctly, rewriting incorrect sentences.
Music/rock-star themed grammar worksheets practicing complete vs. incomplete sentences, subjects and predicates, and the four sentence types (declarative, imperative, exclamatory, interrogative).
Practice calculating the volume of spheres, using color-by-number to self-check answers.
Students use a peer publishing guide checklist (name written, capitalization, punctuation, finger spaces, spelling) to review a partner's writing, then record two things done well ('stars') and two wishes for the next draft.
Students identify correct comma placement in partial sentences (e.g. 'protractor, mechanical pencil, and a ruler'), consistent with CCSS L.5.2 conventions/proofreading.