Description:

• Help your students master relative pronouns (who, which, that) with this engaging, no-prep grammar lesson! This ready-to-use Google Slides teaches students how to use relative pronouns in sentences with clear explanations, anchor charts, examples, and practice activities.
• Perfect for ESL, ELA, intervention, small groups, grammar centers, sub plans, or whole-group lessons, this resource supports students in understanding how to connect ideas and write stronger, more descriptive sentences.

What’s Included:

✔️ Colorful lesson slides on relative pronouns

✔️ Student-friendly definitions

✔️ Examples and model sentences

✔️ Visual anchor charts

✔️ Common mistake reminders

✔️ Fill-in-the-blank practice activity

✔️ Recap / review slide

✔️ Encouragement slide to motivate learners

Skills Covered:

• Grammar
• Relative pronouns
• Sentence structure
• Writing complete sentences
• Descriptive writing
• Academic language
• Use who for people
• Use which for animals and things
• Use that for essential information
• Avoid common grammar mistakes
• Complete fill-in-the-blank practice sentences

Perfect For:

• ESL / ELL classrooms
• ELA grammar lessons
• Small-group instruction
• Intervention
• Test prep
• Language support services
• Sub plans
• Grammar centers
• Test prep
• Newcomer ELL students

Why Teachers Love It:

• Easy to use on Google Slides or in PowerPoint
• No prep – just project and teach
• Eye-catching visuals to keep students engaged
• Builds strong descriptive writing skills
• Ideal for ELA centers, grammar lessons, morning work, or review
• Supports English language learners (ELL/ESL, EL, ESOL, EAL, L2, TEFL, TESOL, and Bilingual/CLD)

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