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7th grade grammar resources for ActiveInspire Flipchart en francais
Proofreading Sentences (aka DOL or MUG Sentences) for Prometheans
A great bellringer to start class, this Flipchart includes nearly 400 slides that will take you from August to May. Each slide includes two proofreading sentences (aka Daily Oral Language or MUG sentences). The first slide has mistakes in spelling, capitalization, punctuation, and grammar. The second slide is the same two sentences with the corrections marked in red. The students could come to the board and make corrections using the pen, and then go to the next slide to check their answers. We
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5th - 12th
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Daily Oral Language / MUG Sentences Flipchart
A great bellringer to start class, this Flipchart includes nearly 400 slides that will take you from August to May. Each slide includes two proofreading sentences (aka Daily Oral Language or MUG sentences). The first slide has mistakes in spelling, capitalization, punctuation, and grammar. The second slide is the same two sentences with the corrections marked in red. The students could come to the board and make corrections using the pen, and then go to the next slide to check their answers. We
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5th - 12th
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Principal Parts of Verbs ActivInspire
This is an attractive ActivInspire/Promethean Board lesson that steps through whole group guided instruction, guided practice, then independent practice. The first page is used as the anticipatory set to introduce/review verbs. The third and fourth pages are an introduction to the four forms of verbs (present tense, present participle tense, past tense, and past participle tense). The fifth, sixth, and seventh pages provide charts to explain regular and irregular verbs in each tense. The eight
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5th - 8th
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Daily Oral Language
This 195 page flipchart may be used as a “sponge” or “bell ringer” activity for proofreading/sentence construction practice. The answers for the exercises are “hidden” until activated by clicking on the sentence to be corrected. Each exercise is themed to a particular month. This resource can be used throughout the year, and I have included 15-20 exercises for the months of September through June. PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU HAVE THE ACTIVINSPIRE OR SMARTBOARD APPLICATION TO OPEN THIS BEFORE YOU PURCHA
Grades:
5th - 8th
Pronouns Promethean Flipchart Lesson
Your students will be able to replace common and proper nouns with pronouns after this flipchart lesson. The bright and colorful graphics, along with many opportunities for voting and interactivity, make this lesson appealing to your students. Page notes are included on each page that include directions for the teacher. This lesson contains container activities, voting, and internet games for multiple practice opportunities! This flipchart lesson is 25 pages in length. Enjoy! Many of the grap
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2nd - 7th
Quel Type de Film? game: Practicing French Cinema/ Film Vocab
This flipchart game is used with dry-erase boards to practice film genres in French. It was created based on Chapter 12 of the Bon Voyage, Level One, French series.
Game premise: On one slide, I describe a popular film in French. Then, students must guess on their dry-erase boards the title of the film (in English) and the genre of the film (in French).
Students used their vocabulary lists to complete this activity. However, I have listed the film genres that are used in the game on page 2 of
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Partitive Articles in French (De la, du, des, de l'): Quantities
This ActivInspire Flipchart lesson introduces the concept of Partitive Articles in French (de la, du, des, de l'). In this lesson, I also utilize food vocabulary (la nourriture). This is perfect for your French I students, and it includes over 6 slides of practice sentences!
The lesson progresses through the following topics:
1. Review: Definite Articles
2. Partitive Articles: What are they?
3. Partitive Articles: Explanation in English + examples
4. How they work in French: de + definite art
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
Apostrophe Catastrophe SMARTBoard Activity
This is a 30-slide flipchart "game" that takes pictures of misused apostrophes in the "real world" for students to find and fix the mistake. I used them in my high school English/Grammar classroom when I realized they were commonly confusing the possessive with the plural. After playing this "game" for one day, the majority of the students had mastered the skill. I teach an ACT English test prep class, and it was perfect. Some of the pictures are for high-interest for my often unengaged stud
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7th - 11th
Prepositions Flip Chart { Promethean Board }
This is a PROMETHEAN BOARD flip chart for Preposition Words.This activity contains the following words:-In / Out-Up / Down-Above (Over) / Below (Under)-In front / Behind-Beside / Between-Inside / Outside-On / Off-Through / Around-Along / Across-Near (Close) / Far (Away)-On the Left / On the Right-To / From-Around / AmongFor each word, students are asked to place the beach ball in the correct location. There are green "motion" arrows on some of the pages to suggest how an object can move i.e.: th
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K - 9th
Complete Sentences Flipchart
This flipchart reviews all the specifics of writing a complete sentence! Lessons include:
~ What is a complete sentence?
~ Subjects and Predicates
~ Capitalizing the first letter word of each sentence
~ Capitalizing months, names, days, proper nouns, countries, titles, and the pronoun I
~ Four types of sentences
~ Punctuation
Each lesson includes practice!!!
***This file is a FLIPCHART for use with ActivInspire on Promethean Boards. If you need the PDF version instead of the flipchart versio
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2nd - 8th
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Phrases and Clauses ActivInspire activity
This ActivInspire activity challenges students to identify a phrase in numerous sentences, and to identify clauses in a number of sentences. It also asks students to find the subordinating conjunction or relative pronoun in all sentences. This was originally created for 7th grade language arts.
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6th - 8th
Comparative Adjectives in French: plus que, moins que, aussi que
This ActivInspire Flipchart lesson introduces the concept of Comparative Adjectives in French (plus...que, moins...que, and aussi...que). In this lesson, I also utilize clothing vocabulary (les vetements). This is perfect for your French I students, and it includes over 6 slides of practice sentences!
The lesson progresses through the following topics:
1. Defining comparative adjectives in English
2. English vs. French grammar
3. The 3 comparative adjectives
4. Review: what is an adjective?
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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Adjective and Adverb clause ActivInspire Warm Up
This five question exercise is a great warm up or review for adjective and adverb clauses. It challenges students to use what they know about types of clauses and finish sentence starters using adjective or adverb clauses. This document is on Promethean ActivInspire software.
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5th - 8th
ActivInspire Homophone Activities
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5 pages of homophone activities. Great for assessment or just practice at the computer lab.
If you like "Scavenger Hunt":
Fall Scavenger Hunt
Spring Scavenger Hunt
Leprechaun Scavenger Hunt
If you like "All About...":
All About Dinosaurs
All About Apples
All About Me
All About Leprechauns
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Grades:
1st - 7th
Espaces/Promenades Lesson 12 Vocabulary Family Feud Game
An activboard Family Feud style game on the vocabulary from VHL's Espaces/Promenades Lesson 12.
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6th - 10th
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Life Skills Part 1 of 3
This Flipchart series (Parts 1-3) were split up due to the large size of the original file. They cover a Life Skills curriculum for an entire academic year. The lessons focus on basic grammar, appropriate and inappropriate behaviors, goal setting, navigating social relationships, the development of self-advocacy strategies, measuring time, and reading comprehension. These lessons are best given in groups of 15 students or less. They are ideal for those with moderate intellectual or behavioral di
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6th - 12th
Dangling and Misplaced Modifiers ActivInspire activity
This activity challenges students to identify dangling or misplaced modifiers in incorrect sentences and fix them. This is a great warm up or review for dangling and misplaced modifiers. This document is in ActivInspire software. This was originally created for 7th grade language arts class.
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6th - 8th
Adjective Flipchart
This is the Flipchart I use to introduce and review Adjectives with my students. It begins with a brainstorming activity (directions included). all you would need to gather are sticky notes and some paper.
It includes definitions, notes, examples, practice examples, and "game" like activities. I also linked the appropriate Brain Pop videos directly into the Flipchart, so all you have to do is click the link!
Grammar Flipchart by Jenipher Lill is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-No
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Grades:
4th - 8th
Pronouns Flipchart
This is the Flipchart I use to introduce and review Pronouns with my students. I begin the flipchart with a review of nouns.
It includes definitions, notes, examples, practice examples, and "game" like activities. I also linked the appropriate Brain Pop videos directly into the Flipchart, so all you have to do is click the link!
Grammar Flipchart by Jenipher Lill is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.Based on a work at http://ww
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4th - 8th
Passé Composé avec avoir flipchart
This is an introductory passé composé flipchart that corresponds with the vocabulary from Lesson 11 of VHL's Espaces/Promenades. Students learn the grammar points through interactive and kinesthetic activities.
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5th - 11th
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Independent & Dependent Clauses and Conjunctions Flipchart
This is the Flipchart I use to teach Conjunctions. I also included Independent and Dependent clauses in this Flipchart because I find it easier to connect them to conjunctions due to comma rules.
This flipchart includes definitions, examples, practice examples, and links to appropriate BrainPop Videos, so all you have to do is click the link!
Grammar Flipchart by Jenipher Lill is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.Based on a wor
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4th - 8th
Direct Objects flipchart
An introduction to direct objects using vocabulary from VHL's Espaces/Promenades lesson 13. Students complete interactive and kinesthetic activities to learn the grammar point. Includes direct objects in present tense, negative, two verb sentences, as well as passé composé sentences and the necessary agreements.
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5th - 10th
PREPOSITIONS OF PLACE -distance learning lesson/collocation chart/activities
This material was thought for foreigners that need to learn prepositions of place. There are many illustrated activities that work well from young learners to adults. The software here is ActivInspire for Interactive Digital Boards (but you can also use online if you have the program - like I do!)What is this lesson?IN/ON/UNDER/OVER/NEXT TO/NEAR/BETWEEN/BEHIND/IN FRONT OFTRUE OR FALSE ACTIVITIESCIRCLE THE CORRECT PREPOSITIONREAD THE TEXT AND FIND OUT THE CORRECT PICTURENAME THE FIGURES ACCORDING
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Indirect Object Pronouns in French: Flipchart with Notes & Practice!
This 24-page ActivInspire flipchart presentation introduces the concept of Indirect Object Pronouns (IDOPs) in English first, then in French.
Highlights:
-English examples first, followed by French
-Several practice activities built into lesson
-Colorful display highlights relevant information!
-Suggested practice activities to go with Bien Dit, Level 2 Chapter 2 textbook series
-BONUS: notes and practice for Double Pronouns in French!
You won't regret this time-saving presentation!
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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