We will introduce verbs that end in -ed as part of the suffixes. Adding -ed shows that the action…

Students could review and ensure the pronoun 'I' is capitalized, as learned in the previous exercise…

In previous exercises, students learned that sentences start with a capital letter. They also learned that…

This activity aims to help students recognize the difference between a period, a question mark…

This activity aims to help students recognize the difference between a period, a question mark…

This activity helps students understand the difference between a period and an exclamation mark. It focuses…

It's craft time! We will make three flags, each with a different punctuation mark: a period, a question mark…

In this exercise, we help students understand how punctuation marks can change the tone of a sentence…

The students have learned about end marks in previous exercises (Sentences). In this…

This exercise helps students identify sentences, even when they appear in a paragraph…

This exercise can help students understand that a question is a specific type of sentence. The puzzle game…

This puzzle game can assist students in forming statement sentences, which have two important…

The student can recognize that sentences always begin with a capital letter and end with an end…

In this exercise, the goal is to remind students that a sentence starts with a capital letter and ends…

Our next goal is to introduce sentences. At this point, students can recognize the form of sentences…

This acting exercise helps students become more confident using common prepositions related to locations…

This choosing activity is designed to help students feel more comfortable using prepositions…

This placement activity is designed to help students feel more comfortable using prepositions that…

In this section, we introduce some of the most commonly used prepositions. Our goal is for students…

In this fill-in-the-blank exercise, students will learn that the pronoun "I" is always capitalized. They…