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Commas, commas, commas. It seems students of all ages struggle of when to use a comma. This meme confronts students with two punctuation NO-NOs. This poster is ideal for getting students' attention before diving into the deep waters of punctuation.

Studying the different types, or forms, or verbals can be frustrating for students. Using a humorous meme can help lighten the mood as you guide them through gerunds, participles, and infinitives.

Library Day! Use this meme to get students excited about going to the library. It can also serve as a cute reminder for students to bring their library books to class on Library Day.

If you battle the punctuation habits brought on by texting, this meme is friendly reminder for students to use end punctuation.

Have you every read a student paper and felt like you were chasing a rabbit through a maze? Graphic organizers help beginning writers know which details to put where -- or organize their thoughts. This graphic organizer is for a basic report, like a news story. Activity Suggestion: Choose a news article, have students identify the details in the article and place them on the graphic organizer. This helps students identify the flow of information in an Order of Importance article. Students may o

Tired of paragraphs starting with "He", "She", "They"? This meme will help students remember to put an ANTECEDENT BEFORE the pronoun. Clever way to teach content vocabulary!

There's always one! Help students remember to put their name on their work with this lighthearted meme.

Use humor to welcome your students back after the holiday break with this subtle reminder that half the school year is gone.