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Section 1 Contents Introduction...5 How to Use This Book...6 Assessment Records...7 Games & Activities Matrix..15 Standards...16 NOUNS...17 Teaching Notes...18 Student Page 1 (Nouns)...20 Student Page 2 (Common Nouns)...21 Student Page 3 (Proper Nouns)...22 Student Page 4 (Singular and Plural Nouns)...23 Student Page 5 (Compound Nouns)...24 Student Page 6 (Collective Nouns)...25 Student Page 7 (Possessive Nouns)...26 Student Page 8 (Verbal Nouns)...27 Student Page 9 (Noun Phrases)...28 Student Page 10 (Nouns with Suffixes)...29 Articles... 30 Student Page 11 (Articles 1)...31 Student Page 12 (Articles 2)...32 Assessment (Nouns)... 33 ADJECTIVES...35 Teaching Notes...36 Student Page 13 (Descriptive Adjectives)...38 Student Page 14 (Number Adjectives)...39 Student Page 15 (Antonyms)...40 Student Page 16 (Verbal Adjectives)...41 Student Page 17 (Adjectives of Degree)...42 Student Page 18 (Adjectives with Suffixes)...43 Student Page 19 (Adjectives in Similes)...44 Assessment (Adjectives)... 45 PRONOUNS...47 Teaching Notes...48 Student Page 20 (Personal Pronouns)...50 Student Page 21 (Pronouns Number and Gender)...51 Student Page 22 (Possessive Pronouns)...52 Punctuation... 53 Student Page 23 (Interrogative Pronouns)...54 Assessment (Pronouns)... 55 VERBS...57 Teaching Notes...58 Student Page 24 ( Doing Verbs 1)...60 Student Page 25 ( Doing Verbs 2)...61 Student Page 26 ( Saying Verbs 1)...62 Student Page 27 ( Saying Verbs 2)...63 Student Page 28 ( Being and Having Verbs)..64 Student Page 29 ( Helping Verbs 1)...65 Student Page 30 ( Helping Verbs 2)...66 Student Page 31 (Verbs Contractions)...67 Student Page 32 (Verb-Subject Agreement)...68 Student Page 33 (Verbs Contractions)...69 Student Page 34 (Verbs Tense)...70 Student Page 35 (Verbs Past Tense)...71 Student Page 36 (Verbs Future Tense)...72 Student Page 37 (Verbs Suffixes 1)...73 Student Page 38 (Verbs Suffixes 2)...74 Assessment (Verbs)... 75 #2435 Targeting Grammar 2 Teacher Created Resources, Inc.

Section 1 Contents ADVERBS...77 Teaching Notes...78 Student Page 39 (Adverbs Manner, Time, Place 1)...80 Student Page 40 (Adverbs Manner, Time, Place 2)...81 Student Page 41 (Adverbs)...82 Student Page 42 (Adverbs Antonyms)...83 Student Page 43 (Adverbs Interrogative)...84 Assessment (Adverbs)... 85 PREFIXES Student Page 44 (Prefixes 1)...87 Student Page 45 (Prefixes 2)...88 PREPOSITIONS & PHRASES...89 Teaching Notes...90 Student Page 46 (Prepositions & Phrases)...92 Student Page 47 (Prepositions)...93 Student Page 48 (Adjectival Phrases)...94 Student Page 49 (Adverbial Phrases)...95 Assessment (Prepositions & Phrases)... 96 SENTENCES...99 Teaching Notes...100 Student Page 50 (Sentences)...102 Student Page 51 (Sentences Statements)...103 Student Page 52 (Sentences Questions)...104 Student Page 53 (Sentences Exclamations)...105 Student Page 54 (Sentences Commands)...106 Student Page 55 (Sentences Subject and Predicate 1)...107 Student Page 56 (Sentences Subject and Predicate 2)...108 Student Page 57 (Compound Sentences)...109 Clauses... 110 Student Page 58 (Complex Sentences 1)...111 Student Page 59 (Complex Sentences 2)...112 Student Page 60 (Adverbial Clauses 1)...113 Student Page 61 (Adverbial Clauses 2)...114 Student Page 62 (Adjectival Clauses)...115 Student Page 63 (Sentences in Dialogue 1)...116 Student Page 64 (Sentences in Dialogue 2)...117 Assessment (Sentences)... 118 Teacher Created Resources, Inc. 3 #2435 Targeting Grammar

Section 2 Contents GAMES & ACTIVITIES... 121 WORDWORKS Teaching Notes... 123 Progress Charts... 124 Cards... 125 SHUFFLE N SORT Teaching Notes... 130 Progress Charts... 131 Baseboard... 132 Word Cards... 133 FACT FINDERS Teaching Notes... 153 Progress Charts... 154 Word Cards... 155 Activity Cards... 170 GRAMMAR TASK CARDS Nouns... 185 Adjectives... 187 Pronouns... 189 Verbs... 191 Adverbs... 193 Phrases... 195 Prepositions... 196 Sentences... 197 WORD BANKS... 199 Antonyms... 201 Collective Nouns... 202 Compound Words... 203 Gender Words... 205 Homophones... 206 Prefixes Change word meaning... 208 Suffixes Adjective-forming suffixes... 212 Suffixes Noun-forming suffixes... 213 Suffixes Adverb-forming suffixes... 214 ANSWER KEY... 215 #2435 Targeting Grammar 4 Teacher Created Resources, Inc.

PRONOUNS Exploring pronouns TEACHING NOTES The Pros and Cons Select a piece of text and make an enlarged copy. White-out ten pronouns. Make copies for each child (or pair). Ask them to write the pronouns into the spaces. Share answers. Variation: White-out ten nouns instead. Ask the students to fill in what the nouns might be, using the pronouns as their clue. Make sure they understand that there will be no one right answer for every noun missing. I Spy Ask the students to record all the pronouns they can find in the first ten lines of a book that they are reading. As an extension, ask them also to record which noun each pronoun has replaced. Share their findings. Pronoun Sorts Give pairs of students a piece of copied text or a magazine article. Ask them to cut out ten pronouns each and group them in some way (e.g., singular and plural; personal and possessive; or first-, second-, and third-person). Tell them to paste their groups on a piece of paper. Share and display their work. Make the Connection Hand each student two or three index cards containing nouns (singular, plural, and possessive). In turn, ask the students what pronouns they would use to replace the nouns on their cards. e.g., boat (it), Mrs. Jackson (she), Tammy and Mia (they), Jai s (his) Speak Up Ask students to cut pictures of two people out of a magazine and paste them, facing each other, in their notebooks. Show students how to draw a large speech bubble above each person. Invite them to write what each person might be saying to the other. Check later to see what pronouns they have used. Teacher Created Resources, Inc. 49 #2435 Targeting Grammar

STUDENT PAGE 20 Personal Pronouns Pronouns are used instead of nouns in speaking and writing. Personal pronouns replace the names of people and things. I me my mine you your yours she her hers he him his it its they their them theirs we us our ours 1. Circle the pronouns in each sentence. a. Pass me the biscuits, please. b. They like jelly beans. c. Wait for her at the bus stop. d. I gave him a bag of marbles. e. We didn t see them at the pool. PRONOUNS 2. Replace the underlined noun with a pronoun, then complete the sentence. a. Jane is a great tennis player. She b. Maria opened the last birthday present. 3. Find the pronouns and circle them. they me her we she them their us you your my he c. The door is a heavy wooden one. d. Don, Sam, and Abdul are watching television. s m e r h e r p o t h e m l o d w e z f t h e y k p s h e t n j t h e i r b c s n y o u r d n q u s n m a h e x b z h y s u w k 4. Sketch the following. my teddy bear your face our room his pet rabbit #2435 Targeting Grammar 50 Teacher Created Resources, Inc.

NOUN VERB ADJECTIVE feather elect familiar kiosk baffle hazy dwarf capture punctual almond publish odd biography occupy numb anthem mope moody orphan lunge lukewarm nursery vibrate majestic shield applaud jaunty beret whine empty scarf narrate sly jellyfish shuffle stormy Shuffle n Sort Number 20 #2435 Targeting Grammar 152 Teacher Created Resources, Inc.