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LEARNING OUT LOUD exercises were created by Jo Ann Zimmerman, a Language Arts teacher and Reading Specialist. Over the years, she noticed that th...
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andief
wonderful
April 21, 2013
Honnye
Nice product.
April 7, 2013
rugregory
Great Resource!
February 18, 2013
crouth
Excellent
February 4, 2013
mtullos
Great examples from text. Would be better if broken into smaller chunks-- too many suffixes to choose from.
January 6, 2013
jobrienb
This is a good packet to use for reviewing already studied grammar topics in conjunction with the book. Since the exercises use the plot of the book, this allows the student to learn what happens throughout the book when they haven't read that far yet. I will be using it to review grammar and the book once the grammar topics are covered. Great idea.
November 27, 2012
sheilas
Wish there were more! Thanks!
November 27, 2012
hapjordan
not happy with this.
October 2, 2012
hapjordan
not happy with this.
October 2, 2012
jayeransom
Very satisfied.
September 19, 2012
iteach6
Excellent resource!
September 19, 2012
Joan Gilliland (TpT Seller)
I am so glad to see this information collected and ready to print and distribute. Many students and their parents need to know this information before they enlist. Since many parents I work with were not military, they may not realize the negative impact of less than honorable discharge, etc. I did not fact check the stats, but what I know is consistant with those presented. I know you had to pick and choose for space requirements, but I wish you had listed a few non-military ways to serve the country instead of just giving your website info.
April 23, 2012
tmwalker
A great companion resource to the novel
March 21, 2012
jstarkman
A fun way to work on suffix and prefix meanings (and their application) in the context of the story. Students worked on a needed skill while having a chance to revisit events of the story.
January 26, 2012
James Charnock (TpT Seller)
If you're going to deal with grammar, deal with grammar. Otherwise downloaders are going to rate you lowly and comment, "What does this have to do with grammar?" By the way, I almost never taught grammar and don't the see the value of it for the time spent on it. (Additionally, you have a misspelling on your first page.) I am not going to rate this article because a #1 would bring down your average, but others may do so. It was done to me me when I put in a article/poem I really liked (and wrote) about school, but did not foster my objective. I deleted the article and the reader's negative rating was not factored in. So, if you want to deal with a conglomeration of subjects, change your name.
January 20, 2012
Leonora Stephens (TpT Seller)
My higher level readers were able to complete the activities.
October 2, 2010
angelacarol
It would be unfair of me to rate this resource until the author corrects the cover: use an apostrophe.
September 7, 2009
chunterathome
excellent especially for us "grammar-challenged" teachers!
August 26, 2009
jmirandar
Will start using it as soon as possible. I think it will help me a lot.Thanks
August 25, 2009
jmirandar
Will start using it as soon as possible. I think it will help me a lot.
August 25, 2009
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teachermommom
After finding your website, http://www.grammargator.com/ I am not finding the other Acts for R&J. Is it still being developed?
March 31, 2013
crouth re: Shakespeare Solved! Romeo and Juliet Act I
I love this approach. Have you worked through the whole play or just the first act? I'd love to purchase.
February 4, 2013
Vicki Dublin re: Shakespeare Solved! Romeo and Juliet Act I
This lesson is great! Did you create lessons for the rest of the play? If so, how may I purchase them?
March 29, 2012
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