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Ocean Directed Drawing with Past Participle Verb Practice

Ocean Directed Drawing with Past Participle Verb Practice preview
Ocean Directed Drawing with Past Participle Verb Practice preview
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Cover introducing irregular verbs and ocean animal directed drawing for the grammar and writing resource
Cover of the ocean animal grammar resource
Section divider titled “Common Irregular Verbs” introduces the resource's reference list of verb forms
Introduction to the irregular verb reference list
Irregular verb reference, entries 1–25: be through feel, showing base forms, past tense and past participles
First 25 verbs in the 100-verb reference list
Irregular verb reference, entries 26–50: fight through lie, with base forms, past tense and past participles
Verbs 26–50 in the 100-verb reference list
Irregular verb reference, entries 51–75: lose through sleep, including pronunciation notes for read
Verbs 51–75 in the 100-verb reference list
Irregular verb reference, entries 76–100: slide through write, with base, past tense and participle forms
Final 25 verbs in the 100-verb reference list
Section divider titled “Past Participle” introduces the ocean animal drawing and sentence-writing pages
Introduction to the past participle activities
Clownfish activity: eight drawing steps and a prompt to write and illustrate an irregular past participle sentence
Clownfish activity, primary handwriting version
Alternate clownfish writing activity asks students to use an irregular past participle and follow eight drawing steps
Clownfish activity, standard writing version

About This Product

Past Participle Irregular Verbs - Ocean Animals Directed Drawing Engage students in a cross-curricular ocean animals directed drawing activity! This 45-page resource teaches students to draw 11 different ocean animals while practicing irregular past participle verbs in writing. The step-by-step drawings cover clownfish, dolphins, jellyfish, manta rays, octopuses, pufferfish, seahorses, sharks, squids, swordfish, turtles, and whales. Differentiated writing pages allow students to write a sentence using the correct past participle form of an irregular verb with their ocean animal as the subject. They can then illustrate the sentence. This resource builds critical thinking, reading, writing, grammar, spelling, art, and science skills. Use it for whole group lessons, small groups, or individual practice. Check out more engaging resources at teachsimple.com.

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