Kindergarten nouns and verbs

PRIMARY GRAMMAR: UNIT 1 Is it really necessary to teach primary students grammar? Without a doubt, my answer is YES . Teaching young children the way our language works is incredibly important. This will help them be better readers and better writers, because they understand the basic founda

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Here are 10 FUN and ENGAGING grammar worksheets that focus on identifying different parts of speech. NO PREP ! Included: * Noun or Verb? * Noun or Adjective? * Noun or Pronoun? * Verb or Adjective? * Adjective or Adverb? * Verb or Pronoun? * Verb or Adverb? *Noun, Adjective, Verb, or Pronoun? * Noun, Adjective, Verb, Pronoun, or Adverb? (2 worksheets) The students will have to read the word shown in the box and then highlight the correct part of speech. You might also like: Parts of Speech…

Mix movement and learning with a super simple, low-prep noun or verb gross motor game. It's easy to make and play for preschoolers!

This is a nouns and verbs-related English grammar worksheet. In today’s world, being able to communicate in English is essential. Children should be able to…

Yes, I know it is late in the year, but my little ones are still struggling to know what and when to capitalize something. I found this example of a capitalization anchor chart at First Grade Fresh and decided to make one on the computer (since I am NOT an artist of even the basic kind--that is my little sister's job). Here is what I came up with: Click here to get your copy. Enjoy!

Here's a printable worksheet to help reinforce the concept of nouns, verbs, and adjectives. Simply print the worksheet (link is toward the bottom of the page) and cut out the words to ready them for sorting. Your child can then glue the words onto the worksheet or just place them in the correct column.

You've been asking for them, and they're finally here, the First Grade Back to School Worksheets - Awesome activities to use all through the school year.

Using anchor charts and text evidence to order the major events in a Secret Agent Splat by Rob Scotton. Freebies for parts of speech and balanced equations.