I was recently working with a group of 5th graders who had difficulty with the labels for parts of speech--specifically nouns, verbs and adjectives, so I made these cards to help them.
The activity works in two stages. First, the students are given the cards, and sort them into noun, verb and adjective.
Secondly, the students are given the sentence frame: The [adjective] [noun] [verb] and have to put the cards into the slots to make sentences. (e.g. The old teacher runs).
The activity works in two stages. First, the students are given the cards, and sort them into noun, verb and adjective.
Secondly, the students are given the sentence frame: The [adjective] [noun] [verb] and have to put the cards into the slots to make sentences. (e.g. The old teacher runs).
Some of the nouns are inanimate objects (e.g. chair, pencil, hotdog) and so the idea is that the students will have fun imagining anthropomorphized versions of these objects performing the action verb (e.g. The angry hotdog runs.) These sentences can then be illustrated for the students using AI.
While running the activity, I found that for some groups it is useful to have them use the cards to make sentences first, and then this helps them learn the categories, so then I do sorting at the end.
While running the activity, I found that for some groups it is useful to have them use the cards to make sentences first, and then this helps them learn the categories, so then I do sorting at the end.
The _____________________ _____________________
adjective noun
__________________
verb
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