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This worksheet that I made up is a paragraph written with no adjectives. The students can see how it can be "boring" and what a difference adjectives make. They then have to re-write the paragraph and add their own adjectives. These adjectives have to make sense. A teacher can use it as a quiz, (come up with their own number of adjectives to add and score accordingly) or a worksheet or homework. This has worked very well in my class. I used it in my 5th grade class. This can be used for any grad

This assessment is 22 questions. The first 5 are sentences and the student has to circle the adjective. The next 6 is choosing the right article (a, an, or the) that has to be written on the line. (For example _____ elephant)The next 6 is writing the correct form of the comparitive or superlative adjective on the line. The last 5 is the correct form of the proper adjective on the line. (For example: He was born in Italy. ___________ Italian would be written on the line) This comes with answer ke

THis is a short quiz on Complete and not Complete Sentences and the 4 types of sentences. There are 20 questions total. The first 10 have 10 sentences or sentence fragments and on the line the students have to write if the sentence is complete or not complete. The second 10 is 4 different types of sentences, Declarative, Interrogative, Imperative and Exclamatory. The students have to write one of the 4 choices on the lines privided. This is for 5th grade students but can be used for high level

This is a quiz for complete Subject and Complete Predicate. There are 20 questions. These Questions consist of 20 sentences. The first 10 the students have to circle the complete Subject, and the Second 10 the students have to circle the complete Predicate. This is 2 pages. The first page is the quiz to copy and hand out and the second page is the answer sheet. THis quiz was given to my 5th graders, however can be used for higher functioning 2nd 3rd and 4th graders, or low functioning 6th and 7t

This quiz is for my 5th grade students and can possibly be used for higher level (lower grade students) or lower level (higher grade students) It starts off with 10 multiple choice questions. For example What is an adverb? and has 4 choices, Which sentence does not contain an adverb? and had 4 choices, etc. The last 4 questions/sentences are fill in the black where the student has to fill in a comparing adverb.

This assessment that I made up is for verbs. This quiz covers identifying the verbs and tenses of verbs. The first 10 questions are 10 sentences where the students have to circle the verbs. The next 5 questions are 5 sentences where the student has to identify what tense of verb is written. For example they ahve to write past, present, or future on the line. For questions 16-20 the students have to write the past tense of a given word on the line. For questions 21-25 the students have to write t

This is a great worksheet on pronouns. It starts with a textbox of definitions and examples of a definition of pronouns and examples. Then another textbx of common pronouns. Then there are 15 questions. The first 4 the students have to re-write a sentence and change the underlined word to a pronoun. The next 11 questions, the students have to circle the pronouns in the sentence. Some sentences have more than one pronoun. There are 16 pronouns in all to circle. If this were given for a grade it w

This worksheet was made and used with my 5th grade students. It does include an answer sheet. This worksheet has 12 sentences. The students have to circle the conjunction and underline the words they connect. I use this with my 5th grade students but it can be used for higher level 3rd and 4th grade students or lower level 6th and 7th grade students.

In this quiz set, there are actually 2 quizzes, both have answer sheets. The first one is more for Regular Education/General Education Students. There are 25 questions. The first 10, there are 10 words and the students would have to write whether it is common or proper on the line. The next 5 are 5 words, and the students has to write whether is is a person, place, thing, or idea on the line. The next 5 are sentences. The student has to circle the COMMON nouns. Most sentences have more than one

This is a great set of guideline reproducible pages for learning to write paragraphs. This set is designed for Grades 3-5 years old but could be used for any age if that is the level the child is on. It couls even be used for older ESL learners. Each page has a set of questions for a given topic, and by answering those questions, you have completed a full, complete paragraph. It teaches a student how to make the best paragraph. Each page also comes with a picture. I have used these in my own cla

This is a great set of resources for learning how to write paragraphs. This is made for grades 3-5.

Her eis a 2 page document. This really is good for any grade as it is a graphic organizer for Narrative Writing. This is a blank graphic organizer as a Person or Character Chart. When your students are writing it is a great idea to have them fill this out. This way when they are writing, they can utilize a lot of this information to make a better writing. Included is a sample of how the chart should be filled out to make the most of it.

THis is an 8 question quiz on Homophones. The homophones focused on are to, too, and two, There, their, and they're, and Your and You're. There is a question for all 8 of the homophones listed above. This is a fill in the blank sentence where the students just have to fill in the blank with the correct homophone.