Using this Getting Down with Proper Nouns Activity, students match and using common and proper nouns pairs to build an understanding of the two types of nouns.

Using Double Dip Homographs Activity, students match each cone with the two sentences using the same homographs.

Using this Writing the Date Activity, students sort the Date Cards and Comma Cards into the correct sequence to show different dates.

Using this Common and Proper Nouns Activity, students match the Common and Proper Noun Cards to the appropriate category.

Using this Noun, Adjective, and Verb Activity, students sort examples of nouns, verbs, and adjectives into categories to build their parts of speech understanding.

Using Homophoneopoly Homophones Activity, students play Homophone-opoly to practice listening for and identifying pairs of homophones.

Using this Word Diving Deep Sorting Words Activity, students sort the word cards into categories (compare, addition, contrast, example, sequence, and summary) in order to see the relationship between various words in each category.

Using this Proofreading Capitalization and Punctuation Activity, students make punctuation and capitalization corrections on the laminated activity cards.

Using Get The Scoop On Confusing Words Activity, students match each cone with the with the confusing word that completes the sentence.

Using Capitalize It Activity, students sort the topic cards into Do Capitalize and Don't Capitalize categories.

Using this Complete Sentences with Subject and Predicate Activity, students match subjects and predicates to create sentences with complete ideas.

Using Slap Shot Hockey Telling Sentences Activity, students practice reading and identifying telling sentences.

Describing Words Activity, Adjectives Activity, Parts of Speech, Descriptive Words

Using this Whose Is It Apostrophe Activity, students match each character card with a personal object.

Using About Me Mobile Activity, students can create a mobile to introduce themselves and share important information about themselves at the beginning of a new school year!

Using this Who Does It Belong To Activity, students show possession of objects using correctly with apostrophes.

Using A Frog and a Log Position Words Activity, students learn when they should use prepositions when describing the frog in the pictures.