Parts of Speech Teaching Guide: Teacher Tips #541

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Weekly Tips for Teachers Issue 541: November 22, 2010

This Week: Parts of Speech Guide For Teachers

1. Parts of Speech Guide 2. Parts of Speech Lessons 3. Parts of Speech Worksheets 4. Super Teacher Timesavers 5. Graphic Organizer Series Need Teacher Forms? Printable Sets Worksheets Makers Teacher Organizers? Parts of Speech Sets Just Click and Print! Print Them Now... See All Worksheets... View All Generators... Print 32,000+ Lessons and Worksheets...

Teacher Resources For Your Week Teaching Tip: Parts of Speech Wheel This is a great, easy group activity for reviewing the parts of speech. 1. Draw a large circle on a large piece of card board. 2. Break the circle up into 8 equal sections with a marker. 3. Write the names of the 8 parts of speech in each section. 4. Place a spinner in the middle of the circle. For a game spinner stop by your local craft shop or take them off of old board games. Pick a long reading passage and have students travel through the reading identifying the next part of speech that appears on the spinner, as you spin it. Teachers become a Teach-nology member now! Save tons of time! This Week in History 1842: Mount St. Helens in Washington State, erupts. 1859: Charles Darwin publishes "On the Origin of Species".

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