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Here's our Anchor Chart for Plural Nouns. And...another FREEBIE! It's a cut-n-paste plural noun sheet with a color coded answer sheet. Enjoy! Chatterbox Blessings,

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This packet was made to teach your students about AWESOME ADJECTIVES! Many of the activities also integrate nouns.This Packet Includes:Adjective Anchor Chart (in color and B&W)Mini Adjective Anchor Charts (for students)Adjective Board Game A-Z Book of Adjectives (For Writer's Workshop)Writing Pr...

This FREE download contains a Noun, Verb, and Adjective Sort with a sorting mat, 24 word cards to sort, and a recording sheet. I hope your kids enjoy practicing with nouns, verbs, and adjectives!You might also be interested in:Informative Writing UnitOpinion Writing UnitNarrative Writing UnitPerfec...

We just started learning about nouns. To help my kiddos remember what a noun is I made these. Now don't go thinking that I am all creative, because I got the Idea from the Teacher Wife. She has this amazing noun unit on TPT, but I wanted mine to match. I kinda got this polka dot thing going on in my classroom. So here they are....10 minutes on photoshop and walla.... Here is the finished product on my wall. We Brainstormed words for each anchor chart and wrote them on the chart. I am trying…

Noun Anchor Chart | Plural Nouns Anchor Chart

Our Spelling dictation words this week are focusing on plurals. I'm a bit worried about introducing this concept with ELL learners, so I thought I'd make some posters to help guide them. I'll use these with a center activity that I can ask my EA to help out with. Big thanks to Michelle, the 3 AM Teacher, and Nikki at Melonheadz Illustrating, and Mel at From the Pond for the great graphics! Click either of the images for the link to these free posters. - Amanda

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Hey Ya'll! Sorry the absence lately. Last week was a rough one personally so I took a few days off from blogging. Today I'm going to share with you our adverb posters. We actually did these about 2 we

This product contains 7 WEEKS of Daily Oral Language Review :) This unit addresses the following Common Core Standards: L.2.1a, L.2.1c, L.2.1d, L.2.1e, L.2.1f, L.2.2a, L.2.2b, L.2.2c, L.2.4b, L.2.4d, L.2.5b You can get this in my TPT store- Smiles in Second Grade :)

Anchor charts to help you teach prefixes and suffixes...

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I created this handy reference sheet of grammar terms and examples. Not only do I access it daily, but I give it to students to use as a reference as well. I even send it home and let the students explain it to their parents. Students can use the Grammar Cheat Sheet with Grammar Sorting Sheet as t...

While my hubby is out living it up, celebrating St. Patrick's Day like the Irishman he isn't... I'm here, procrastinating. I'm usually not at all, one to put things off, but I don't know any teacher who enjoys doing what I have to do and in the words of Junie B. "It's name is report cards." Report cards rank right up there with lunch duty, lice and shoe tying 50 times per day. There are few parts of teaching that just aren't enjoyable and those are a few of them. So I thought I'd blog…

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Our Spelling dictation words this week are focusing on plurals. I'm a bit worried about introducing this concept with ELL learners, so I thought I'd make some posters to help guide them. I'll use these with a center activity that I can ask my EA to help out with. Big thanks to Michelle, the 3 AM Teacher, and Nikki at Melonheadz Illustrating, and Mel at From the Pond for the great graphics! Click either of the images for the link to these free posters. - Amanda

Parts of speech poster friends! Nicky Noun, Allie Adjective, Vicky Verb, and Peter Pronoun. Nicky Noun Freebie!

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Your students will love practicing reading words with the magic e rule with this 4-In-A-Row game. Simply print the game board and gather a few chips of two different colors (10 blue, 10 red for example) and you'll have a ready-made activity. Click HERE to download this freebie So, here's how to play: Students take turns reading words on the board and covering the square with their colored chip if the word is read correctly. The first player to get four of their chips in a row (horizontally…