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4 worksheets requiring students to write 5 complete sentences. The directions are as follows: Page 1: Write 5 complete sentences using action verbs. Complete sentences begin with a capital letter and end with a period. Page 2: Write 5 complete sentences using nouns and verbs. Complete sentences begin with a capital letter and end with a period. Page 3: Write 5 complete sentences. Circle the verbs and underline the nouns. Page 4: Write 5 complete sentences. Circle the verbs. Underline the nouns. Draw a rectangle around the adjectives. I used these sheets as warm-ups/mini-lessons and homework assignments. Directions: What was the most fun you had this summer? Write about it inside the sun below. Remember to use details and complete sentences. This product perfect for class discussions and bulletin boards! You can either use the full page or have students cut out the suns before you put them on display. This activity is part of a larger set - The Ultimate Back to School Activities Pack!!!, but each product is also sold separately. Have fun! 2 pages, 2 design options Add these personal word walls to reading and/or writing folders to help remind students that sequence words tell us when events happen. My students would also refer to this word wall to help them with spelling when completing writing assignments. 3 pages, 3 color options This personal word wall can be kept in homework and math folders to assist students when needed. Small place value chart included. For the best results, please select the "Fit to Printable Area“ or "Fit to Printer Margins“ options in settings before printing. If you need 10 million included:If you prefer the original version:This lesson requires students to round 2 - 5 digit numbers to the nearest tens, hundreds and thousands. Students are also asked to estimate the sum for 3 - 5 digit numbers. 3 pages 5 word problems 1 page for work space Answer sheets included
Directions: Write down the events that took place in the correct order. Students must follow the path and explain what happened in their reading in the correct order. This is one of the multiple worksheets my special education students used often in order to keep them constantly thinking about what was happening in the story. I would encourage my students to read the story once all the way through, then go back and re-read and fill in this sequence map as they went along. I hope this helps =) This is an updated version of the Personal Word Wall used with my 4th Grade Special Education Students. They used it to help add adjectives to their writing, but it was also great because it improved their spelling and expanded their vocabulary as well. This handout was kept in their writing folder with other Personal Word Walls.
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