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BUNDLE - Cracking the Grammar Code - Complete Pronouns Assessment and Intervention Activities
$ 795
This is the complete collection of the 2 instructional packets that address pretests and intervention for syntax knowledge of Pronouns. Specifically Pronoun Packet #1 and #2. Bundle IDs 0622-0624.
Article: Grammar Structures and Deaf and Hard of Hearing Students: A Review of Past Performance And a Report of New Findings
$ 0
Results of a study are presented that suggest that grammatical structures of English some deaf and hard of hearing students struggle to acquire. Results indicated the specific grammatic structures typ
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ically of challenge.
Helping Verbs #2 - Cracking the Grammar Code
$ 195
Verbs Packet #2 - Helping Verbs. This Cracking the Grammar Code instructional packet contains 7 activities with the following goals: The student will distinguish between a linking verb and a helping v
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erb. The student will locate a helping verb in a sentence. Includes pretest. Fillable worksheet format.
Instructional Strategies - In the Mind's Eye-Visual Organizers
$ 195
Nonlinguistic representation to support learning. Teach in ways to help students visually process information. Using graphic organizers, physical models, pictures, and kinesthetic activities. Include
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s fillable forms and ideas for sensory activities. See BUNDLE at S0XTEA0815.
Conjunctions - CGC
$ 195
Articles & Conjunctions Packet - Conjunctions. This Cracking the Grammar Code instructional packet contains 6 activities with the following goals: The student will list seven coordinating conjunctions
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. The student will write sentences accurately using conjunctions. The student will write paragraphs with and without using conjunctions. Includes pretest. Fillable worksheet format.
Promote Auditory Decoding - Reading Words with -s, -es, ed Endings
$ 195
When using phonics skills, a student is accessing a learned association between a printed letter or letters and the associated sounds. For example, the letter d is associated with the first sound in d
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og. Consider that letter d, however, in the word walked, when it is produced with the /t/ sound in the past tense -ed ending. Use this fun game with students to practice discriminating, saying, and reading the -s and -es endings.
Finding the Subject-Verb Agreement Packet #2 - CGC
$ 395
Subject-Verb Agreement Packet #2: This Cracking the Grammar Code instructional packet contains 20 activities with the following goals: Students will write sentences following the rule: A sentence that
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has two singular subjects joined by and uses a plural verb. Students will produce sentences with two plural subjects in the present, past, and future tenses. Students will diagram sentences using given charts. Students will write paragraphs using proper subject-verb agreement. Includes pretest. Fillable worksheet format.
Language - Prepositions
$ 295
Definition of prepositions and prepositional phrases for parents and teachers; worksheets include: Locating objects (in. on, under, besides, etc.) on a playground scene; practice finding prepositions
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and object of prepositional phrases in sentences; comprehensive list of prepositions and prepositional phrases; prepositional phrases task cards; practice using prepositional phrases as adverb and adjective phrases in a sentence.
Language - WH-questions
$ 395
Explanation to parents and teachers why asking and answering wh-questions is a critical language skill; worksheets include: matching pictures and answers for pre-k; wh- question "quick assessment" pi
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cture; ask and answer question sheet; practice forming wh-questions; determine which question word fits in each sentence; question word task cards; comprehension passage and Jeopardy Game for advanced students
Language - Before and After
$ 2
As part of understanding routine, a student needs to recognize and use the prepositions ‘before’ and ‘after’ effectively to demonstrate sequence of events. This activity is organized from simple to co
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le to complex language structure.
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