Action Verbs Worksheet
Using Action Verbs Worksheet, students learn how to replace boring, common verbs with more vivid verbs in a sentence.
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How to teach Action Verbs
Using Action Verbs Worksheet, students learn how to replace boring, common verbs with more vivid verbs in a sentence.
Knowing how to use vivid verbs to convey a clear message is an important skill for students to learn. This worksheet asks students to replace boring verbs like fly and sat with more vivid verbs.
First, read sentence. Next, find the verb in the sentence. Then, replace the boring verb with a more vivid verb that conveys a clearer picture.
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First, introduce this worksheet by listening to he Have Fun Teaching Verb Rap. Then, students complete the worksheet independently or with a partner. After students complete the worksheet, review their answers and push them to explain why they chose either answer.
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