Language Lessons for Third Grade

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2nd - 4th
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  1. Full lesson plans for EVERY common core 3rd grade literature, informational, and language standard. All of the lessons are hands-on, real life related, and engaging your students. These lessons are meant to teach the terminology and how the reading skill works in their real life. These lessons are i
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Full lesson plans for EVERY common core language standard. All of the lessons are hands-on, real life related, and engaging your students. These lessons are meant to teach the terminology and how the language skill works in their real life.

These lessons are introduction lessons that you teach to learn the skill. They learn through inquiry first! There are also many practice sheets involved. Then, you can applying the skills to your writing and reading.

These lessons are based on third grade language standards (CCSS.ELA.RL-LANGUAGE 3.1-3.9), but can easily be used and adapted for second and fourth grade

Why will these lessons help your students grow?

Engagement- These lessons are fun and hands-on. They allow the students to experience the reading ideas in a real life context. They let children understand the terms and how they can relate it to reading. They will LOVE them!

Rigor- These lessons make students think out of the box. They have to engage in really understanding what they are doing.

Low Prep- These lessons have minimal prep involved and there are only a few lessons where you would need to get outside materials.

Memorable- To learn grammar rules and language rules students need to learn through inquiry instead of being directly taught. These lessons focus on students learning the rule through inquiry and then the teacher directly teaching them. It gives them something to make that rule “stick”.

What’s Included?

The following lessons are provided:

Reader’s Theater Part of Speech

Superhero Nouns

Abstract Noun Writing

Irregular Verb Musical Chairs

Leader Verb Tense Game

Pronoun Adventure

Subject-Verb Play

Comparative and Superlative Challenges

Conjunction Topics

Simple to Compound

Solve the Capital Mystery

Writing to Relatives

Book Walk Dialogue Style

Our House

Silly Sentences

Spell that Word

Find that Word

Acting and Writing For Effect

Two Characters, One Lesson

Context Clue Around the World

Affix Chefs

Race to the Root Word

Dictionary Football

Teacher Says

Find a Person Who

Shades of Meaning

A Day in the Life

What are others saying?!

Rebecca- Love this resource! There isn’t anything short of amazing made by the friendly teacher. Everything is amazing!

Sarah- This is the perfect resource to pull out when you notice your students are struggling with a particular skill. Great lessons for whole group and small group settings.

Rachal- These are engaging lessons that students enjoy! Language in third grade can be a tough subject to teach, so I really appreciate that these activities breathe some life into it!

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Grammar was TOUGH for my students. I needed them to really understand why we do certain things and how it applied to their real life. Then, I knew we could start using it in our writing and reading. These lessons were made to engage the kiddos in grammar while making sure they understand the terms!

Much Love,

Hannah

The Friendly Teacher

Total Pages
120 pages
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Teaching Duration
1 Year
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Standards

to see state-specific standards (only available in the US).
Demonstrate command of the conventions of standard English grammar and usage when writing or speaking.
Explain the function of nouns, pronouns, verbs, adjectives, and adverbs in general and their functions in particular sentences.
Form and use regular and irregular plural nouns.
Use abstract nouns (e.g., childhood).
Form and use regular and irregular verbs.

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