Teacher Tips #614: Grammar and Writing Lessons and Worksheets

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Weekly Tips for Teachers Issue 614: April 16, 2012

1. Grammar Worksheets 2. Grammar Lesson Plans 3. Writing Worksheets 4. Writing Lesson Plans 5. Rubric Center *Teachers: Don't Miss Out This Week! * Get all of our 50,000+ worksheets, printables, and lesson plans for your classroom now! You will save tons of time! You have to see this! Hurry, act now! This expires on April 19, 2012. Use this coupon to save three bucks now: 46D2   To become a full member, just visit here. This Week: Grammar and Writing Lessons and Worksheets Math Worksheets Printable Sets A True Must See! Writing Worksheets Grammar Worksheets Make Worksheets Just Click and Print It... Print 15,000+ Pages... See How Easy It Is... A Must See!: 50,000+ Printable Worksheets...

Teacher Resources For Your Week Teaching Tip: Grammar and Writing Lesson Ideas Looking for some fresh ideas to include in your grammar or writing lessons? We have put together some great ideas for you. 1. Developing a Character - Make inferences when writing. 2. Draw My Adjective - In groups children will create action verbs. 3. Move It - Move around as you proofread and edit essays. 4. Thank You Mr. Restaurant - A real world connection through writing. 5. Tongue Twist Mania - Concept of alliteration through tongue twisters. 6. Adjective Circles - Helps visual learners. 7. Adverb Pictionary - Creatively depict an adverb modifying a verb. 8. Bean Bag Nouns - Incorporates movement with learning. 9. Comma Craziness - Commas can be very difficult to use correctly. 10. Creating Mad Libs - Almost every child has completed a Mad Lib. 11. Extending Sentences - Using key grammar and writing skills.   Teachers become a Teach-nology member now! Save tons of time! This Week in History 1861: President Lincoln outlaws business with confederate states. 1922: Annie Oakley sets record by breaking 100 clay targets in a row.

Teacher Inspiration and Humor Inspiring Teacher Quote "Technology is just a tool. In terms of getting the kids working together and motivating them, the teacher is the most important." Bill Gates Jokes You Can Tell in Class One morning I found a beautiful long-stemmed rose lying by the kitchen sink. Even though the flower was plastic, I was thinking how, after all the years we had been married, my husband could still make such a wonderful romantic gesture. Then I noticed a love note lying next to it. "Dear Sue," it read. "Don't touch the rose, I'm using the stem to unclog the drain."

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