5th Grade Grammar Bundle | Year-Long Lessons, Worksheets & Assessments
4.9 (704 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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Great Set of Spiral Reviews
I started teaching at the beginning of February in a third grade classroom. I am filling a teacher's leave until the end of school. THe other third grade teachers gave me spiral review activity sheets to use during morning work for a few weeks. I noticed that they had their own set of spiral reviews and they were all a little different. I used them for 2 or 3 weeks and decided to look online for my own. Since I am a new teacher, I do not have alot of money and I am having to be really frugal. I am even considering trying to make my own, but just can't find the time. As I was lookingon TPT, I came across your Daily Math SPiral Review and I loved it! I like the way it is laid out and I started using them in my classroom. I love them and my students seem to understand the questions/problems on the worksheets. I hope to make my own set one day, but was glad to find yours on TPT.
Year-long review
While this covers standards for 6th grade ELA, I wish there is more variety in the types of questions. It is also difficult to review all of the concepts when some of them are taught later in the year.
Great resource
Loved the variety of activities (both guided and independent) to practice using dialogue in writing.
Lovely resource
This was a great resource to support deeper thinking for my Grade 5/6 book clubs! Highly recommend.
Kids love doing these!
These are a refreshing way to take notes that can become rather monotonous. There are tons of options which helps to be able to pick and choose what you need to focus on and the options are there. The only thing is that they took a long time to download and sort.
Questions & Answers (110)
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I would like to try out one of the lessons with my fifth grade students before I spend the $85 on the year long unit. Is there a way to do that?
Hello! I do have a free 4th-grade unit you could try out: https://teacherthrive.com/product/free-fourth-grade-grammar-frequently-confused-words-copy/
I love this resource for 5th grade… any update on the potential 6th-grade bundle (I'm specifically looking for the lesson slides)?
Thank you :)
Hello, Tina! I don't have immediate plans to create a 6th-grade version. Hopefully, this is a project I can take on later, though.
My school bought this, but I only have GoogleSuite. Is there a Google Version I can download to present onto my Smartboard?
Hello, Jess!
You can upload the PowerPoint files to your Google Drive and open them up in Google Slides.
About how much time needs to be dedicated each day to teach this? I would be trying to fit it into a 40 minute class that includes a writing project, as well. Wondering if this would be too much to do in that amount of time? Is it about 10-15 minutes? Or is it longer?
Hello, Chensie. While the duration can vary greatly depending on your particular students, I would say 15 minutes per day should be more than enough time.
Hello, do you happen to have a bundle for the yearlong grammar for both 4th and 5th? I need both but just seeing if there is a bundle deal for both purchases. Thank you.
Hello, Adriene!
Unfortunately, I do not have multi-grade level bundles for the year-long grammar programs.
I love your sketch notes, we use them religiously in math. Do you have powerpoints to guide students through making the sketch notes for these units?
Hi Karen! Thank you so much for the kind words. The grammar units do not have exact PowerPoints for the sketch notes. I designed these units a bit differently than the Math Sketch Notes, so while they do have a PowerPoint for each specific topic, the sketch notes are typically completed after all of the other components (instructional PowerPoint, practice pages, task cards, etc.).
Do you have any products that teach when/how to use "a versus an"?
Hello! Thanks for asking. I do not have such a resource. I believe that might be a first or second-grade standard, and my resources are primarily for grades 3-6.
Am I able to convert the PowerPoints to Google Slides?
Hello, Amy. Yes, the PPTS can be opened in Google Slides.
I can't find a direct "Message to Seller" button....Do you sell JUST sketch notes? Not all the units. I am just interested in the notes pages bundled.
Hello! Thanks for asking! Since the Sketch Notes are designed to reinforce the concepts taught in the other components of the unit (PowerPoints, task cards, practice printables, etc.), I do not sell them separately. Students need direct instruction for each topic before completing the sketch notes.
Is there any way to just get the 28 sketch note pages?
Hello! Thanks for asking! Since the Sketch Notes are designed to reinforce the concepts taught in the other components of the unit (PowerPoints, task cards, practice printables, etc.), I do not sell them separately. Students need direct instruction for each topic before completing the sketch notes.




