High school grammar

It can be difficult to get students excited about learning grammar, and even more difficult when you don't feel comfortable teaching it. In this #2ndaryELA Twitter chat, middle and high school English Language Arts teachers discussed approaches to teaching grammar, topics covered, avoiding boring lessons, and incorporating grammar into other aspects of ELA curriculum. Read through the chat for ideas to implement in your own classroom.

Engaging grammar lesson plan ideas for middle and high school ELA #GrammarLessons #MiddleSchoolELA #HighSchoolELA

Help your middle school students succeed on standardized tests by using a different approach to teaching grammar. By teaching the Five Levels of Grammar simultaneously, your students' grammar and proofreading skills will improve! Their confidence and writing will improve, too!

Wondering how to sequence grammar instruction in middle or high school? Start here. #GrammarSequence #HighSchoolELA

Engaging grammar games for the middle or high school ELA classroom. Get students to review important concepts meaningfully.

High school grammar needn’t take all day, and it doesn’t have to include diagramming! Discover how you can teach high school grammar in just 10 minutes a day! #highschoolgrammar #homeschoolinghighschool #howtohomeschool #embarkonthejourney

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Ideas and resources for middle and high school English teachers!

Your students are really struggling with their grammar, but where do you even begin? How do you sequence grammar instruction when your students are all over the place? This blog post offers a suggested sequence of grammar topics with tips on what you can and should skip. Click now to quickly map out your grammar lessons today! #itslitteaching #highschoolenglish #secondaryela #grammar

I see the sea! He rode along the road. Fir trees and fur coats. I ate eight biscuits. Our hour has come. Shake hands with the sheikh. The guerrilla killed the gorilla.I had a lot of fun writing these homophone sentences. I hope your students enjoy the worksheet too.I've found that students don't always realise that the words are pronounced the same - I make them read out the sentences to get the idea into their heads that the pronunciation really is identical.NB. In a few cases they are only…

Writing and grammar bell ringers for your middle school and high school English classroom. Literature Bell-Ringers! Engage your students at the start of each class period with bell-ringers that will help your students grow as writers and thinkers. Read about several different types of must-try bell-ringers. Bell-Ringers | Engaging ELA Bell Ringers | Secondary ELA Classroom Management | Middle School Bell Ringers | High School Bell Ringers

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Language Arts is the term used to include all areas of communicating in English whether written or spoken. In school the subject areas include reading, writing, spelling, and grammar. In third...

Learn the correct uses of has and have with these helpful Has Have Worksheets and exercises. Perfect for anyone looking to improve English.