First Grade Grammar Workbook {My Grammar Reference and Practice Book}
Description
This is a first grade-friendly grammar workbook that A) provides students with practice and B) serves as a little reference book that students can refer back to!
My Grammar Reference & Practice Book includes 35 pages of no-prep, "do together" activities. Students are not expected to read the instructions on their own.
To see what the pages are like, look closely at the thumbnail images and the preview file.
To make the booklets, simply print and staple the pages together!
This booklet does NOT include any lesson plans or other activities. It is not a grammar/language arts program in itself, and it must be accompanied with explicit instruction, practice in the context of reading and writing, and hands-on activities. In fact, this booklet was designed to go along with my First Grade Grammar Alive program, which provides all of that. However, it can also be used with any writing or grammar program of your choice.
Below is a list of the skills that are covered in the workbook (1 page per week). These pages can easily be rearranged to match your own program/curriculum!
Week 1 - The building blocks of a sentence
Week 2 - Speaking in complete sentences
Week 3 - Capitalization basics (beginning of a sentence + “I”)
Week 4 - A name gets a capital letter
Week 5 - What is a question?
Week 6 - What is an exclamation?
Week 7 - Choosing the right ending punctuation mark
Week 8 - Funky punctuation and capitalization
Week 9 - Writing the date
Week 10 - Using commas in a series
Week 11 - Prepositions
Week 12 - Nouns
Week 13 - Common or proper noun?
Week 14 - Joining nouns with conjunctions
Week 15 - Joining sentences with conjunctions
Week 16 - Adjectives
Week 17 - Choosing the right adjectives / shades of meaning
Week 18 - Using adjectives to create expanded sentences
Week 19 - Verbs
Week 20 - Choosing the right verb / shades of meaning
Week 21 - Nouns and verbs work together (subject-verb agreement)
Week 22 - Complete sentences have a subject and predicate
Week 23 - Possessive nouns
Week 24 - Personal pronouns
Week 25 - Possessive pronouns
Week 26 - Indefinite pronouns
Week 27 - Past and present tense verbs
Week 28 - Irregular past tense verbs
Week 29 - Future tense verbs
Week 30 - Formal and informal uses of language
Week 31 - Using subject and predicate to check for complete sentences
Week 32 - Determiners
Week 33 - Contractions
Week 34 - Capitalization and punctuation review
Week 35 - Parts of speech review
If you're using First Grade Grammar Alive, you'll notice that there is one page of this workbook that matches each week of that program.
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