Teacher Created Resources - "How To" Workbooks

Give your students the full picture when it comes to sentences; from predicates to subjects, this book contains exercises on each segment of a deconstructed sentence. Written in an enjoyable fashion, activities provide a mix of grammatical and stylistic instruction. 48 reproducible pages, softcover. Answers included. Grades 1-3.

Give your students the full picture when it comes to paragraphs; from organization to clarity, exercises focus on each segment of a deconstructed paragraph. Written in an enjoyable fashion, activities provide a mix of grammatical and stylistic instruction. 48 reproducible pages, softcover. Answers included. Grades 1-3.

Give your students the full picture when it comes to writing sentences; from verbs to subjects to adjectives, this book contains exercises on every aspect of the sentence writing process. Written in an enjoyable fashion, activities provide a mix of necessary grammatical instruction. 48 reproducible pages, softcover. Answers included. Grades 3-5.

This book will teach your students about writing paragraphs and enjoying the process. The first few pages contain the basics to assist you with beginning writers. Then the book progresses into the specifics. It is a great guide for students to follow.

Knowing how to write a clear and well-organized paragraph will go a long way toward the sucess of any future writing that students will do. This book explains the essential parts of a paragraph, the kinds of paragraphs, paragraphs in action, paragraph tools, and getting it together. Grades 6-8.

Give your students the full picture when it comes to punctuation; from compound phrases to commas to quotes, exercises focus on all major punctuation marks. Written in an enjoyable fashipn, activities provide a mix of contextual writing worksheets and pure instruction. 48 reproducible pages, softcover. Answers included. Grades 6-8.

The purpose of this book is twofold: 1) to teach students step-by-step how to write a five-paragraph essay and 2) to demonstrate the creativity and fun involved in essay writing. How to Write an Essay is process oriented. Students begin by learning to gather and shape ideas and then to move into structuring their papers. This is followed by some instruction on writing itself, including paragraphing and transitions, along with introductions and conclusions. From there, students draft their pieces and then revise them.

Give your students a review of the parts of speech, or give additional practice for better retention. The variety of activities focus on identification and correct usage of certain aspects of grammar. Nouns, pronouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, prepositions, conjunctions, interjections and more are covered. An introduction introduces each category with definitions, key words, examples and tips for identification. 48 reproducible pages, answer key included in the back. Softcover. For grades 6-8.