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An engaging, no-prep, funny story that will have your students engaged in comma and quotation mark rules throughout. Includes handouts and is ready to go when you hit play on the presentation (answers given as you click through slides). Can also be a self-paced activity.

Video PreviewThis is a self-checking practice and lesson that would make a great Google Classroom (make your own copy) assignment for individual practice, or this can be done on a smart board (needs to have touch & drag capabilities or done with a mouse). This is for 3-5th grades and goes to the hundredths.

This is an academic game based in Powerpoint where the student is given visual and auditory prompts to complete an ABAB pattern. This version is in red and yellow since they are visually the easiest to distinguish from one another. The student is given a choice of either "A" or "B" when asked to complete the given pattern. The pattern stem is either 5 or 6 and the starting color changes as well. This is great for pre-K, kindergarten, or special needs students who are working on distingushing pat