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5th Grade Grammar Unit: Commas and Introductory Elements

4.9 (181 reviews)

This resource includes everything you need to teach your students to use a comma to separate an introductory element (e.g., words, phrases, clauses) from the rest of a sentence. Now Included: Google Forms for the Practice Printable, Task Cards, and Assessment! What’s Included: PowerPoint Lesson…

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Grade 5
Subject
Grammar
Pages
40
Answer key
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Teaching duration
1 Week
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Description

This resource includes everything you need to teach your students to use a comma to separate an introductory element (e.g., words, phrases, clauses) from the rest of a sentence.

Now Included: Google Forms for the Practice Printable, Task Cards, and Assessment!

What’s Included:

  • PowerPoint Lesson (Monday)
  • Practice Printable – Digital Version Included (Tuesday)
  • 30 Task Cards – Digital Version Included (Wednesday)
  • Sketch Notes (Thursday)
  • Assessment – Digital Version Included (Friday)
  • BONUS: Interactive Notebook Activity

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Fifth Grade Grammar Units:

Coming Soon:

  • Combine Sentences
  • Reduce Sentences
  • Compare Dialects
  • Compare Registers
  • Context Clues
  • Roots and Affixes
  • Use Reference Materials
  • Similes and Metaphors
  • Idioms, Adages, and Proverbs
  • Word Analogies
  • Signal Words

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6th Grade Daily GRAMMAR Language Spiral Review Morning Work [Editable] Test Prep
Tracey G.

Found quite a few typos and incorrect answers on key.I wish there were updated versions!

Teacher Thrive

Hi Tracey! Have you checked to see if you are using the most recent version. This file has been updated. If you are, please email me with any mistakes I may have missed and I would be able to fix them immediately. GotToTeach @ iCloud . Com

Greek and Latin Roots Morphology Interactive Notebook
Christine Alles

Good product, but contains quite a few errors including spelling, grammar, and incorrect answers on answer keys.

Teacher Thrive

Hi Christine. I am not sure what errors you are referring to. Please email me and I will gladly correct them right away. Also, what do you mean by "answer key"?

Depth and Complexity Teaching Critical Thinking Using Fairytales
Kristen J.

I like the idea of this product, but once I printed it out and tried to lesson plan, things didn't seem to fit together for me... I hope to try again next year and get better results! Also, a lot of the pages' titles did not print out, which made it hard to keep track of.

Teacher Thrive

Hi Kristen! Please make sure that you are opening and printing the file from the latest version of Adobe Reader. This should resolve any printing issues you might be having.

Greek and Latin Roots Morphology Vocabulary Worksheets Assessments
Marsh Madness

Great supplemental work for root word studies. There are several mistakes and typos, but overall this is a great unit.

Teacher Thrive

Hi there. Please make sure you have the latest verion of this resource. If you still find typos, please email me and I can fix them immediately. Thank you! Gottoteach @ iCloud . com

Questions & Answers (4)

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Laura D.

Hello, I am correcting my assessments and struggling with question 1. The answer key says that the introductory element, "To get better," (sentence 1) is a clause. Can you tell me why this is true? To me, it mirrors the "To get in shape for the Olympics," phrase from the PowerPoint. Nothing like being humbled by 5th-grade grammar! :) Thank you.

Teacher Thrive

Hello, Laura! Thank you so much for bringing this to my attention. This was an error in the assessment answer key. It should have been labeled "phrase." I apologize for this inconvenience.

Mrs Rouhier's Room

Hello, I just went through the PowerPoint for this lesson with my students, and there are a couple of mistakes on Slide 10 that I wanted to inform you of:

"In the spring, we will plant strawberries in garden." -there needs to be a word before garden like "our garden," "the garden," etc.

and

"Surprisingly, the sugar-free desserts where delicious." -it should be "were" not "where"

Teacher Thrive

Hello! Thank you so much for bringing this to our attention. We have corrected the errors and apologize for the inconvenience they caused you.

Stacey L.

Hi, I am having difficulty with the digital version of the task cards. I made a copy and assigned in my student's google classroom. They completed the task and submitted it but they cannot see their accuracy and their score does not show up for me. I am rather new using google classroom so hoping you can maybe help. I have purchased several of these from you. Thank you.

Teacher Thrive

Hi There! Please check out this short video tutorial that will walk you through the steps: https://youtu.be/hNqZElFIQ3I

Deb Madonna

In your sketch notes, you've stated that an introductory clause can stand alone. However, the examples you give begin with dependent clauses, and these cannot stand alone. I may have misunderstood the notes...could you clarify this for me? Thanks!

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5th Grade Grammar Unit: Commas and Introductory Elements

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