Description
Use the foldable graphic organizers in this Parts of Speech interactive notebook to teach and review the eight parts of speech with your middle school students. These flaps and flip books allow students to interact with their grammar notes, quiz themselves, and even to color-code pages in the interactive notebook.
Product Features
★ Detailed Teacher Guide pages share assembly instructions, content support (definitions, examples, or discussion questions), and photos for every student notebook page.
★ Parts of Speech Quick Reference flipbook is a review that students can easily turn to all year long.
★ Interactive notebook foldable pages are black and white for easy printing and are sized to fit in composition notebooks.
★ Most interactive notebook pieces include two versions: one blank so that students can take their own notes and one with pre-printed notes for easy differentiation.
Contents
Teacher Guide pages
(3) Tips for Using Interactive Notebooks
(4) How to Assemble Your Flip Book
(5) How to Assemble Your Circle Organizer
(6) How to Assemble Your Flap Book
(7-19) Teacher Notes – 1 page for each Student Page
Student Pages
(20) Levels of Grammar (words, phrases, clauses, and sentences)
(21-24) Parts of Speech Quick Reference Guide flip book
(25-26) Kinds of Nouns (common/proper; concrete/abstract; singular/plural/collective; compound)
(27-28) Noun Jobs in a Sentence (subject, predicate noun, direct object, indirect object, object of preposition, & appositive)
(29-30) Sentence Patterns
(31-32) Kinds of Verbs (action, linking, helping)
(33-35) Verb Tense, Voice, and Mood
(36-37) Personal Pronouns (pronoun case, person, and number)
(38-39) Types of Pronouns (personal, demonstrative, interrogative, indefinite, relative, reflexive, and intensive)
(40-43) Adjectives and Adverbs
(44-45) Prepositions
(46-47) Conjunctions (coordinating, correlative, and subordinating)
(44) Interjections
(48-49) Verbals (gerunds, infinitives, and participles)
Teacher Prep
First, preview Student Pages to choose whether you will use blank organizers or organizers with notes pre-printed (or whether you will differentiate by providing different versions). Then follow instructions in the Teacher Guide for printing; some of the pre-printed notes are designed for printing pages back-to-back. You may choose to pre-cut some of the Student Pages using a paper slicer to save classroom minutes. Students will need scissors, glue, and (optional) markers or colored pencils to complete the notebook pages.
How to Use this Parts of Speech Interactive Notebook Unit
As a whole-class lesson Provide foldable graphic organizers for students to take notes as you review the parts of speech with a slideshow presentation, class discussion, or lecture. (See related Parts of Speech teaching resources.)
As a learning station Post instruction page and copies of foldable graphic organizers for students to assemble in their interactive notebooks at a learning station. Provide materials (grammar textbook, videos, slideshow presentations, etc.) for students to read and take their own notes through small-group collaboration.
Recommended Pacing
Day 1 – Levels of Grammar; Parts of Speech Quick Reference Guide
Day 2 – Kinds of Nouns; Noun Jobs in a Sentence
Day 3 – Sentence Patterns; Verbs
Day 4 – Personal Pronouns; Types of Pronouns
Day 5 – Adjectives and Adverbs; Prepositions
Day 6 – Conjunctions; Interjections
Day 7 – Verbals (grades 7-8)
Read More
For some teaching strategies to make your grammar instruction stick with students, see this post on Why We Reteach Parts of Speech every year.
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Watch on YouTube to view an overview of what’s included in the file.
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