5th Grade Grammar Bundle | Year-Long Lessons, Worksheets & Assessments
4.9 (703 reviews)This comprehensive grammar bundle gives you more than disconnected practice pages. Every unit provides a complete instructional sequence, from introducing the skill to assessing student understanding.Use the materials for whole-class instruction, small groups, literacy centers, intervention, homewor
- Grade
- Grade 5
- Subject
- Grammar
- Pages
- 40
- Answer key
- Included
- Teaching duration
- 1 Week
- Digital download
- ZIP
Description
This comprehensive grammar bundle gives you more than disconnected practice pages. Every unit provides a complete instructional sequence, from introducing the skill to assessing student understanding.
Use the materials for whole-class instruction, small groups, literacy centers, intervention, homework, review, tutoring, or homeschool instruction.
What Is Included
You will receive 28 complete grammar units. Each unit includes:
- 1 PowerPoint lesson with explanations and examples
- 1 printable practice worksheet
- 1 digital worksheet for Google Classroom
- 30 task cards with a digital version
- 1 grammar sketch notes page
- 1 assessment with a Google Forms version
- 1 interactive notebook activity
- Answer keys
That gives you 28 lessons, 28 grammar worksheets, 28 task-card sets, 28 sketch notes pages, 28 assessments, and 28 interactive notebook activities.
A Predictable Five-Day Routine
Every unit follows the same teacher-friendly weekly structure:
- Monday: Introduce the skill with a PowerPoint lesson.
- Tuesday: Build accuracy with printable or digital practice.
- Wednesday: Review and apply the skill with task cards.
- Thursday: Reinforce learning with grammar sketch notes.
- Friday: Check understanding with a printable or digital assessment.
- Bonus: Extend learning with an interactive notebook activity.
The consistent routine helps students know what to expect and makes weekly planning faster for you.
Grammar and Language Skills Covered
Use this resource to teach essential 5th grade grammar and language concepts, including:
Parts of Speech
- Nouns, verbs, adjectives, and adverbs
- Conjunctions and prepositions
- Correlative and subordinating conjunctions
Grammar and Sentence Structure
- Subjects and predicates
- Simple, compound, and complex sentences
- Expanding, combining, and reducing sentences
- Sentence fluency and structure
Punctuation and Mechanics
- Commas in a series
- Commas with introductory elements
- Apostrophes
- Quotation marks
- Titles of works
- Capitalization and formatting
Language and Word Study
- Context clues
- Roots and affixes
- Figurative language
- Idioms, adages, and proverbs
- Signal words
- Registers and dialects
- Reference-material skills
Designed for Busy Teachers
This 5th Grade Grammar Bundle helps you:
- Save hours of lesson planning
- Teach skills with clear, ready-to-use explanations
- Give students repeated practice in multiple formats
- Check understanding with included assessments
- Support visual and hands-on learners
- Move easily between printable and digital instruction
- Maintain a consistent grammar routine throughout the year
Instead of searching for separate lessons, worksheets, task cards, notes, and quizzes, you will have a coordinated system ready for each skill.
Perfect For
- 5th grade classrooms
- Whole-class grammar instruction
- Small groups and intervention
- Literacy centers
- Independent practice and homework
- Grammar review and test preparation
- Special education and inclusion classrooms
- Homeschool instruction
- ELA tutoring
Why Teachers Choose This Bundle
Teachers appreciate having direct instruction, practice, review, visual notes, and assessment materials organized in one place. The variety of activities keeps students working with each skill in different ways, while the repeatable weekly structure reduces teacher planning and decision fatigue.
If you need a complete year of lessons—not simply a collection of 5th grade grammar worksheets—this bundle gives you a clear, organized plan for teaching grammar from start to finish.
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Reviews
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Awesome bundle
This has been a wonderful addition to my grammar instruction. You offer a wide range of items for each topic, which allows for multiple ways for students to show understanding. Thank you for taking the time to create this.
Great Resource
I’m very happy with this purchase! It saved me time and worked well with my students.
great resource
This resource has been a fantastic addition to my special education classroom! I teach elementary and middle school students with diverse learning needs, and this material worked beautifully across grade levels. The activities were engaging and accessible, with clear instructions that made differentiation easy. My students stayed focused and actually enjoyed the learning process, which is always a win in my book!
The layout is clean and easy to follow, and I appreciated how little prep time was needed to get started. It's clear that the creator understands what teachers need in a ready-to-use resource. I was able to implement this right away with minimal modifications, which saved me valuable planning time.
I highly recommend this to any special education teacher looking for quality, adaptable materials. This is definitely a resource I'll be using again and again. Thank you for creating something that truly supports our students!
Well Worth It!
This product is well the worth the money. It really seems to cover my 5th grade standards.
Great and helpful
Thank you for creating this grammar bundle. It is so helpful as I plan and teach.
Questions & Answers (109)
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Hi! I was looking at the Subject & Predicate unit and noticed the interchangeable use of "single" and "simple". Would it be possible to have it all be "simple" to be consistent? My kids might be confused and I'm using this along with the school curriculum which uses "simple."
Hello. These two terms are used to describe two entirely different things within the unit; they are not used interchangeably. Simple sentences can have single subjects and compound subjects. Students must know that a simple sentence can have more than one subject (and predicate), which is why this lesson emphasizes these different structures.
Will these be made for 6th grade curriculum?? They look amazing! I know there is the interactive notebook but I would love to have the powerpoints and worksheets to supplement it!
Hi Taylor! I hope to make one for 6th, I just don't know when/if I will get to it at this time.
I downloaded the 5th Grade Grammar and Language Bundle. I am looking at the Powerpoint slides for Subjects & Predicates. On slides 6 through 9, I think the highlighting is in the wrong place for the sentences?
Please check the notes/comments in the powerpoint for a link to download the correct font for free.
Do you have the PowerPoints available as PDFs? I don't have access to PowerPoint, unfortunately.
Hello! I don't have PDF versions, since the animations will obsure some of the text and objects in the PowerPoints.
I'm wondering if it is possible to get the PowerPoint files as PDFs. I don't have pptx, and when I try to convert the file the text gets all wonky.
Hello! Please download these two free fonts, and then everything should line up perfectly when converting over to Google Slides:
https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Covered-By-Your-Grace-Font-Personal-Use-416094
https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/KG-A-Teeny-Tiny-Font-Personal-Use-2251172
Let us know if you need anything else.
Hi, I purchased this bundle and I am trying to put together a notebook for my students. I was hoping you might have all of the sketch notes in one file and the practice pages in a file. This would make it easier for me to combine them for a notebook.
Thank you
Hi Monica! I plan to add easy-printing files over the summer. These files will contain each of the year-long components in separate PDF files.
Thank you for the quick response on my previous question. I love that you already created these to be used in this order. Thank you so much! Can you tell me if the spiral review bundle follows this sequence as well?
Hi Emily! The review doesn't follow a particular scope and sequence. It is intended to be used as a preview and review throughout the year. However, it is editable, so you can always remove any items you don't feel comfortable presenting to your students.
I am wondering about scope and sequence. I am excited to use these lessons next year with my class. My question is:
Do you do these in the order you've put them in the bundle or do you recommend a different order?
Hi Emily! While the units can be used out of order, it is best to teach them in the order they appear in the bundle.
How many slides on average should I anticipate for the Monday PowerPoint lesson?
Hi Crystal, I can vary depending on the complexity of each topic. Some PPTs are only 10-12 slides, while others can be as high as 40.
I cannot seem to get these aligned when presenting them on powerpoint? Any ideas?
Hello! What is not aligning? There is a free fonts you’ll want to download for the PowerPoints. https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/KG-A-Teeny-Tiny-Font-Personal-Use-2251172




