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Description: Engage students in improving their grammar with this fun and interactive activity! This resource features an image of a text conversation with four messages containing common grammar mistakes. Students will rewrite each text with correct grammar in the provided boxes. This activity helps students practice punctuation, capitalization, sentence structure, and overall grammar improvement in a relatable, real-world context. Perfect for reinforcing grammar lessons in a way that feels fre

Get to Know Your Classmates Icebreaker ActivityEngage your students with this fun and interactive icebreaker activity designed to help them get to know each other better! This singular paper, available as a Google Doc, encourages students to roam the classroom and find classmates that match different statements. The challenge is to ensure no two statements have the same classmate's name, making it a dynamic and engaging way to foster new friendships and build a positive classroom environment. Pr

This quiz is six questions and is based on poetic devices and figurative language in "Count on Me" by Bruno Mars. The quiz is one page with two columns. The left column includes the song and the right column includes one multiple choice question and 5 short answer questions. The questions are about tone, hyperboles, similes, metaphors, and alliteration, and meaning. Feel free to alter questions and answer choices based on your students' progression of your poetry unit.

This Google Slides explains what a main idea is, what a summary is, and the difference between the two. There is a timer section for students to discuss with a classmate. There are also examples to aid students in writing main ideas and summaries.

This quiz is six questions and is based on poetic devices and figurative language in "Roar" by Katy Perry. The quiz is one page with two columns. The left column includes the song and the right column includes one multiple choice question and 5 short answer questions. The questions are about tone, idioms, similes, metaphors, and internal rhyme. Feel free to alter questions and answer choices based on your students' progression of your poetry unit.