Parts of a sentence

Looking for some fun subject and predicate activities you can use with upper elementary students? Find engaging activities and lessons.

This is such a great way to teach, model, and practice subject and predicate. Check out the blogpost to see how this chart was created and used. Great!

Do your students still struggle with the different between a noun, adverb, and preposition? There are many different ways to classify words – and sometimes it is hard for children to remember all the different options, much less where their word fits in. Here are a few different ways to practice those pesky parts of ... Read More about Parts of Speech Practice

Topic this week: 3 of My Favorite Areas in My Classroom! (pics taken at the first of the year, just so you know) 1- My CAFE Board for Daily 3! I love it. My students refer to them ALL THE TIME just for reassurance that we have learned about things. 2- My Voices Board for writing. 3- My Anchor Chart board is by far my top pick. This is used multiple times a day. I don't have a full picture of it, but I will take one first thing in the morning! Here are some close-ups. I can fit 5 large charts…

Complete Sentence anchor chart. We use the same colors when identifying the parts in writing.

Parts of Speech!!! This article will show definitions and examples for the 8 parts of speech in English grammar: noun, pronoun, verb, adverb, adjective, conjunction, preposition, and interjection.

Phew! Time sure does fly when you're busy! I can't believe it's almost October & we've been in school for 7 weeks already! We've been learning all about sentences...& have nearly mastered subject & pr

Parts of Speech Examples You will find here mixed sentences i.e. sentences of nouns, pronouns, verbs, adverbs, adjectives, preposition, conjunction and interjection.

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Did you know that each word in a sentence can be assigned a category depending on its function in the sentence? Parts of speech, also known as word classes, are essential to understand when learning or teaching grammar. Words can belong to more than class under different circumstances, which changes the meaning of the word. Recognizing parts of speech can help you use the right word in the right place.