Irregularly Spelled Words
$0.00Our Irregularly Spelled Words lesson plan teaches students about common words that are spelled irregularly. Students practice identifying these common words and practice spelling them themselves.
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Italics and Underlining
$0.00In our Italics and Underlining lesson plan, students learn what italics and underlining are and the situations in which they are used in writing. Students practice correctly italicizing and underlining the correct words and phrases in given sentences during this lesson.
Latin Prefixes | Spelling Patterns (re-, trans-, sub-)
$0.00In our Latin Roots I Spelling Patterns (re-, trans-, sub-) lesson plan, students learn about these Latin roots and their definitions. Students also learn how these roots can be used to determine the meaning of an unfamiliar word.
Latin Prefixes I Spelling Patterns (Uni-, bi-, tri-)
$0.00In our Latin Roots I Spelling Patterns (uni-, bi-, tri-) lesson plan, students learn about these Latin roots and their definitions. Students also learn how these roots can be used to determine the meaning of an unfamiliar word.
Latin Roots I Spelling Patterns (Aud-, vis/vid-, cent-)
$0.00In our Latin Roots I Spelling Patterns (aud-, vis/vid-, cent-) lesson plan, students learn about these Latin roots and their definitions. Students also learn how these roots can be used to determine the meaning of an unfamiliar word.
Latin Roots I Spelling Patterns (port-, mit- voc-)
$0.00In our Latin Roots I Spelling Patterns (port-, mit-, voc-) lesson plan, students learn about these Latin roots and their definitions. Students also learn how these roots can be used to determine the meaning of an unfamiliar word.
Letter Writing
$0.00In our Letter Writing lesson plan, students learn how to write each letter of the alphabet. Students practice tracing and writing their letters in order to improve their letter writing and recognition skills.
Linking Comments
$0.00With our Linking Comments lesson plan, students learn strategies for effectively linking comments with comment starters and other transition words and phrases.
Linking Ideas
$0.00With our Linking Ideas lesson plan, students learn how to identify and write effective transitions in text using linking words and proper paragraph breaks.
Linking Opinions and Reasons
$0.00With our Linking Opinions and Reasons lesson plan, students learn how to effectively use linking words and phrases to link opinions and reasons in their writing.
Linking Words & Phrases
$0.00Our Linking Words and Phrases lesson plan teaches students how to identify and use linking words and phrases. Students practice using these words and phrases in their own writing in order to solidify their understanding of the lesson material.
Linking Words and Phrases for Opinions
$0.00With our Linking Words and Phrases for Opinions lesson plan, students learn about linking words and phrases and how to properly use them in their writing.
Linking Words, Phrases, Clauses
$0.00With our Linking Words, Phrases, Clauses lesson plan, students learn how to properly use linking words, phrases, and clauses in their writing.
Literary Techniques
$0.00Our Literary Techniques lesson plan teaches students about commonly used literary techniques used in stories, poems, and dramas. Students also practice using these common techniques in their own writing.
Maintaining Style and Tone
$0.00In our Maintaining Style and Tone lesson plan, students learn about the importance of style and tone in writing and how they can alter the tone and style of their own writing. Students practice maintaining a constant tone and style throughout a piece of writing in order to demonstrate their ability to use the lesson material.
Memoirs and Biographies
$0.00Our Memoirs and Biographies lesson plan teaches students the characteristics of both memoirs and biographies. Students practice writing in both of these genres, using the lesson material as a guide.
Modal Auxiliaries
$0.00In our Modal Auxiliaries lesson plan, students learn about the verbs can, will, shall, may, could, would, should, might and must. Students identify these verbs – called modal auxiliaries – in text and learn why and how they are used in writing.
Modal Auxiliary Verbs
$0.00With our Modal Auxiliary Verbs lesson plan, students learn how to properly use modal auxiliary verbs such as shall, should, will, and would.