Oh my goodness… this week has been busy, busy AND it’s only Tuesday! We have been hard at work on learning/using adjectives. So, I wanted to show you some of the activities we have done, and others that I have planned for the remainder of the week
Hey, y’all! My name is Amy Lemons and I am passionate about providing students with both engaging and effective standards-based Math and ELA lessons.
Sample a day of Rooted in Reading with these lesson plans and activities for Reading Comprehension, Vocabulary, and Grammar!
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Wonderful post. I love all of your ideas. I would love to visit your class!!
Love all your ideas and you are so willing to share! Thank you!
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Love you adjective ideas, sounds like the kids will have so much fun!
Love all of your ideas! I, too, would LOVE to visit your creative classroom! Thanks for giving us glimpses of your teaching.
GREAT ideas!
Oh my gosh, sooo cute! How do you have time to cook for company?!
Love all of the great ideas! Your class is so much fun!
Speaking of adjectives…you are so talented and kind! Thank you for sharing!
🙂 Melissa
Do you handwrite or type your posters,they are just amazing!
I love your ideas! We've been making the paperbag scarecrows this week! What a great idea to reinforce adjectives.
Happy Halloween!
~Mrs.Beck
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I just love your ideas and your thoughtfulness in sharing them.
I had to share on my blog, they are just to great not to!
❤Pam
Vintage Teacher
Thank you so much for your sweet comments! I write and type my things, but these were handwritten.
I just love all your ideas,for sure I'm going to be using must of them when I work adjectives with my kids. Thanks a lot for sharing such an incredible hardwork!!!!!!
We have studied nouns, and our next type of word is verbs. When are you going to work on verbs?? My kids have loved their noun activities. Choosing popsicles sticks was WAY more thrilling than I had ever realized! Too cute.
Are there any patterns for the scarecrow adjective activity?
I used it for tutoring second and third graders adding my own twist. They loved it. How do I find the scarecrow? Thank you for sharing.
If you click on the picture of the scarecrow, it will lead you to the original website where there is a template 🙂
So wonderful and creative crafts
Thank you for this wonderful picture of what an adjective is! My daughter is struggling with adjectives at school and I was searching for something visual to help her understand what they were. Your artwork of adjectives is amazing!
I love all the activities you had lined up!
Now, I just need to figure out how to adapt this for EFL learners in their 20's :p
Your class sounds like a blast!
Your adjectives anchor chart inspired me to create one of my own. I included a link back in my blog post for you as well. http://unionvalehome.blogspot.com/2013/06/grammar-anchor-charts-for-homeschool.html
What is the author of the book If I were an Adjective?
Great post. I love the activities, it's wonderful. Thanks for sharing 🙂