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This Smartboard file (Notebook software version 10) is an exercise of 5 slides with 25 example sentences for action vs. linking verbs. Students can come to the Smartboard (or use the computer mouse) and move the labels at the bottom to the lines before the sentences. After all labels are applied, move the green square graphic to the right to reveal the correct answers. Included in this file (under the “paper clip” tab) is a document listing the sentences and answers.

This Smartboard file (Notebook software version 10) is an exercise of 3 slides with a total of 48 adjectives or adverbs. Students can come to the Smartboard (or use the computer mouse) to move the words on the bottom of the screen to the “adjective” or “adverb” vortex. If the choice is correct, the word “disappears” into the vortex; if it is incorrect, it returns to the bottom of the screen. After all words are sorted correctly, lists of the adjective and adverbs will appear. This file is no

This Smartboard file (Notebook software version 10) is an exercise of 4 pages of tiles that contain nouns. Students can come to the Smartboard (or use the computer mouse) to click on the noun to reveal whether it is abstract, concrete, compound, and/or collective. This file is not password protected so teachers can edit. Included in this file (under the “paper clip” tab) is a document listing the nouns/types used in this exercise/game.

This Smartboard lesson/game provides examples of verbals and asks students to decide if the featured item is a gerund, participle, infinitive, or verb. Each of the three slides contains 10 examples. This lesson can be used as a companion lesson, a review of concept, or a quiz. Included in this file (under the “paper clip” tab) are two documents: a student worksheet and teacher’s answer sheet. This file is not password protected so teachers can edit. Also, please note that the four answers on

This file contains a Smartboard (version 10) Jeopardy-style game of 27 slides for the novel A Separate Peace. Click on the “dollar amount” to reveal the clue, then click “back” to return to the game board. Included in this file (under the “paper clip” tab) is an Excel document that is a grid that can be used if you prefer to have your students answer individually vs. as a group.

This Smartboard lesson/game provides 16 examples of simple, compound, complex, and compound-complex sentences. This lesson can be used as a companion lesson, a review of concept, or a quiz. Included in this file (under the “paper clip” tab) are two documents: a student worksheet and teacher’s answer sheet. This file is not password protected so teachers can edit. Also, please note that the four answers on the Smartboard lesson change places when the slide advances; for example, Question 1 has

This Powerpoint file is an exercise of 10 slides with 25 example sentences for action vs. linking verbs. Each exercise slide (light background) is followed by an answer slide (dark background). An instruction and answer sheet for teacher and a student worksheet are included.

This “no-frills” Powerpoint exercise provides 30 sentences featuring verbals and asks students to decide if the featured item is a gerund, participle, infinitive, or verb. Each sentence slide is followed by the answer slide (light background is question; dark background is answer). Included in this file are a student worksheet and teacher’s answer sheet.

This Smartboard file (Notebook software version 10) is an exercise/game of 4 screens with 20 example sentences for identifying prepositions or adverbs in sentences. The sentence is featured on a flip tile; when the teacher or student clicks the tile, it will “flip” to reveal the correct answer. This file is not password protected so teachers can edit. Included in this file (under the “paper clip” tab) is a document listing the sentences and answers used in this exercise/game.

This Smartboard file (Notebook software version 10) is an exercise of 4 slides with a total of 24 sentences which ask students to identify if the word is being used as a noun, verb, or adjective. Students come to the Smartboard (or use the computer mouse) and move the labels at the bottom to the lines before the sentences. After all labels are applied, move the green square graphic to the right to reveal the correct answers. Included in this file (under the “paper clip” tab) is a document list

This Smartboard lesson/game provides 24 examples of nominative, objective, reflexive, and possessive pronouns. This lesson can be used as a companion lesson, a review of concept, or a quiz. Included in this file (under the “paper clip” tab) are two documents: a student worksheet and teacher’s answer sheet. This file is not password protected so teachers can edit. Also, please note that the four answers on the Smartboard lesson change places when the slide advances; for example, slide 1/questio

This “no-frills” Powerpoint exercise contains 4 slides with 20 example sentences for direct objects, indirect objects, predicate adjectives, and predicate nominatives. Each sentence slide is followed by the answer slide (light background is question; dark background is answer). Included in this file are a student worksheet and teacher’s answer sheet.

This file contains a Smartboard (version 10) Jeopardy-style game of 27 slides created for use with the Odyssey, Parts 1 & 2, featured in Prentice Hall Literature Language and Literacy Grade 9. Click on the “dollar amount” to reveal the clue, then click “back” to return to the game board. Included in this file (under the “paper clip” tab) is an Excel document that is a grid that can be used if you prefer to have your students answer individually vs. as a group.

This file contains a Smartboard (version 10) Jeopardy-style game of 27 slides for the play Romeo and Juliet. Click on the “dollar amount” to reveal the clue, then click “back” to return to the game board. Included in this file (under the “paper clip” tab) is an Excel document that is a grid that can be used if you prefer to have your students answer individually vs. as a group.

This file contains a Smartboard (version 10) Jeopardy-style game of 27 slides for the novel The Catcher in the Rye. Click on the “dollar amount” to reveal the clue, then click “back” to return to the game board. Included in this file (under the “paper clip” tab) is an Excel document that is a grid that can be used if you prefer to have your students answer individually vs. as a group.

This Powerpoint file is an exercise of 24 sentences which ask students to identify if a word is being used as a noun, verb, or adjective. Each sentences slide is followed by an answer slide (light background is question; dark background is answer). Included in this file are a student worksheet and teacher’s answer sheet.

This file contains a four-page Smartboard (version 10) vocabulary game for words found in Chapters 1-7 of the novel Oedipus the King. This Wheel of Fortune styled game is set up as a soccer game; students view a clue and can choose to guess or “buy” letters. Included in this file (under the “paper clip” tab) are two documents: a list of vocabulary words for the student to complete and another list of words with the definitions for the teacher. This file is not password protected so teachers c

This “no-frills” Powerpoint exercise consists of 32 slides that provide 16 examples of simple, compound, complex, and compound-complex sentences; each sentence slide is followed by the answer slide (light background is question; dark background is answer). Included in this file are a student worksheet and teacher’s answer sheet.

This Smartboard file (Notebook software version 10) is an exercise of 4 slides with 20 example sentences for direct objects, indirect objects, predicate adjectives, and predicate nominatives. Students come to the Smartboard (or use the computer mouse) and move the labels at the bottom to the lines before the sentences. After all labels are applied, move the yellow question mark/green check graphic to the right to reveal the correct answers.

This file contains a four-page Smartboard (version 10) vocabulary game for words found in the novel Animal Farm. This is a matching game; students match the word to its definition. Included in this file (under the “paper clip” tab) are two documents: a list of vocabulary words for the student to complete and another list of words with the definitions for the teacher. This file is not password protected so teachers can edit, although it is suggested that you password-protect it before presenti