Contractions List Worksheet
Using Contractions List Worksheet, students create lists of contractions under specific title categories.
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How to teach Contractions
Using Contractions List Worksheet, students create lists of contractions under specific title categories.
Being able to read and write using contractions is an important skill for your students to learn. This worksheet gives your students practice thinking about words that have contractions.
Students create lists of contractions based on the category title. Then, challenge students to use words in sentences.
Other resources to use with this Contractions List Worksheet
If you are using this worksheet, your students are probably learning about contractions.
Use this Earth Day Contraction Activity as an additional resource for your students.
Introduce this worksheet by Playing Around the World using the Contraction Flashcards. Two students stand next to each other. Show the contraction side of the flash card. Next, students race to say the two word phrase as quickly as possible. The student who says it first moves to the next person. Play continues. Then, students complete the worksheet independently or with a partner. Finally, challenge students to write as many sentences using contractions as possible!
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