Welcome, 6th graders!
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There are several games on this website. Check out Fling the Teacher!
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Find examples of similes and metaphors in popular songs.
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After you click on your grade, click on the title of a passage. The skill that you are working on in that passage will show up
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Here's another fun treasure hunt - pick out subjects and practice correct subject-verb agreement.
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Catch the right words!
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The 1st one in the 1st category is incorrect. “Down” is not an adverb; it's a preposition.
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It gives you the adjective and asks you to turn it in to an adverb.
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Pick out the adverb from the sentence.
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Decide if the identified word is an adjective or an adverb.
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Choose the adjective or adverb that correctly completes the sentence.
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Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?
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Has factsheet, game, worksheet, and quiz
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Be careful - it counts articles (a, an, the) and possessive pronouns (my, your, etc.) as adjectives!
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Information about proper and demonstrative
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Here's the link to the adverb board game that we played in class.
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Tell what part of speech the word is.
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May be easy for many students, but it's good exposure to words used as conjunctions
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Defines and gives examples of subordinating conjunctions
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Defines and gives examples of coordinating conjunctions
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Defines and gives examples of interjections
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For one or two players
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Click here to read more information about different types of nouns. Don't worry about countable or intensive nouns.
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Pick out nouns out of a reading passage. This one is tricky!
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Choose if it's a common noun, a proper noun, or neither.
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Try the 1st set (concrete/abstract) and the 3rd set (collective.) You don't need to worry about countable or uncountable nouns.
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Practice with abstract and collective nouns
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Student-created video illustrating prepositions using stuffed animals
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See me if you don't know the username and password.
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Will be easy for many students, but it's good exposure to prepositions.
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Try this one if you are sometimes getting adverbs and prepositions confused.
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Basic practice in picking out the preposition and the object of the preposition
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Schoolhouse Rock! - preposition song
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Basic practice picking out prepositions, objects, and their location in a sentence
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Type the preposition to correctly complete each sentence.
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Good review of prepositions, prep. phrases, objects of the prep., and the difference between prep. and adverbs
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This one is SUPER FUN!
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This one is really fun!
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Don't try until we learn direct & indirect objects, predicate nouns, predicate adjectives, and transitive & intransitive verbs.
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Most of these have 2 different clauses: 1 with a linking verb & 1 with action. Look carefully to pick out the linking verbs.
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For more of a challenge, label the verb as action or linking. Do you see any sentences with helping verbs?
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Choose the helping verb(s) - try to make it to $1 million. Hint: this website considers "used to" a helping verb.
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This game is a lot of fun and is pretty advanced. It uses commas, periods, colons, and semicolons.
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Practice with basic comma rules
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Information for your reference
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Read or write book reviews
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Use this tool to summarize information about a person for a biography or autobiography.
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This one is tough!
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Information for your reference
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Mr. Cown's video using "Little Red Riding Hood" to explain story parts.
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YouTube video using Donald Duck to teach about internal and external conflict. (Teaches about propaganda too!:
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Interactive story map
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Interactive Character, Conflict, Resolution, or Setting Maps
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Read the story, and click on different elements to identify them as part of the plot, setting, or theme.
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PowerPoint about independent and subordinate clauses
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Scroll down to Unit 8: Complex Sentences under Grade 7.
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Under Currently Available Topics, click on Sentences: simple and compound or Sentences: complex and compound-complex.
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This quiz is tricky!
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1 or 2 player Jeopardy game
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Make a crossword puzzle to review vocabulary, practice parts of speech or grammar, or review what you have learned.
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Vocabulary game practicing Greek roots
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This one is addictive! See how many points you can earn!
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Play vocabulary and grammar games... and other subjects too! For each question that you answer correctly, 10 grains of rice is
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Scroll down to the blue box that says: Ready to do some writing? Read directions and click the button to get your prompt.
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Put your mouse over any of the numbers for a random prompt.
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Rewrite a fairy tale - think "The True Story of the 3 Little Pigs."
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Interactive graphic organizer
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Interactive graphic organizer
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A long, detailed resource for anyone interested in writing a novel
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Good practice to work on writing style!
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Use these digital flashcards on your computer, or download them to your iPod or PSP. They have math, SS, and science ones too.
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Wait to play this until after we finish the novel.
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Lots of activities related to the novel - save these when we finish the novel