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4th Grade Grammar Unit: Ordering Adjectives

4.9 (270 reviews)

This resource includes everything you need to teach the order of adjectives according to conventional patterns (number, opinion, size, shape, age, color, pattern, proper adjective, material, purpose). Everything you need is here! The materials will allow you to explicitly teach, reinforce, and…

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Grade 4
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Grammar
Pages
40
Answer key
Included
Teaching duration
1 Week
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Description

This resource includes everything you need to teach the order of adjectives according to conventional patterns (number, opinion, size, shape, age, color, pattern, proper adjective, material, purpose).

Everything you need is here! The materials will allow you to explicitly teach, reinforce, and assess ordering adjectives.

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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NOTE: This resource was written based on fourth-grade content standards. However, none of the student materials are labeled with a grade level. This will allow teachers to use this resource across grade levels.

Get the entire Fourth-Grade Grammar Bundle HERE!

Other Fourth-Grade Grammar Units:

•Parts of Speech (Review)

•Relative Pronouns

•Relative Adverbs

•Progressive Verb Tenses

•Modal Auxiliaries (Helping Verbs)

•Ordering Adjectives

•Types of Prepositions

•Prepositional Phrases

•Complete Sentences

•Fragments and Run-ons

•Frequently Confused Words

•Capitalization Rules

•Commas and Quotation Marks for Direct Speech

•Quotations from Text and Speech

•Compound Sentences

•Convey Ideas Precisely

•Types of Sentences

•Choose Punctuatin for Effect

•Formal and Informal Language

•Roots & Affixes

•Consulting a Dictionary

•Word Pronunciation

•Similes & Metaphors

•Idioms

•Adages

•Proverbs

•Synonyms & Antonyms

•Analogies (Synonyms & Antonyms)

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Reviews

4.9
83,316 reviews

Showing 26–30 of 46 reviews

5th Grade Grammar Unit: Interjections
Lori R.

Loved the resource but please change the answer for C and D around for the practice assessment number 4. Ick is the answer but that is letter D and my students picked up on the bad word it made.

Analogies Grade 7
Lynn Ash

Several Errors

I haven't used this product in a long time and as I was going through it, I found several errors. There are 2 choices or wrong choices in quite a few. I would suggest that you go through all of them to see if there are 2 options that are both correct and a few of them have the answers in the wrong order.

5th Grade Daily GRAMMAR Language Spiral Review Morning Work [Editable] Test Prep
Alyssa C.

I was looking forward to using this resource. I was disappointed to find that although it claims to be for a full week, it is actually only 4 pages per week. If I want to use the 5th day resource, it requires purchasing yet another product by the creator. That should be stated up front. I am now forced to decide to either waste my money and not use the product at all, or spend even more money for the day 5 activities.

5th Grade Grammar Unit: Prepositions
danita

I didn't find this resource made for distance teaching. It's more like the other products made for in-person teaching. I was not really happy with the purchase, because I thought that with the title it was more complete in the PowerPoint when it was not.

Questions & Answers (5)

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Purple Pineapples

Hi there! I love your resource, but I am struggling to find the color versions of the sketch notes that is displayed in all of the previews for the product. Where can the color versions be accessed?

Teacher Thrive

Hello! Those are examples I provide in the thumbnails. The students are supposed to complete and color their own notes.

Jenna Humeniuk

I was hoping to just get the poster with the list, can this be possible for what I need?

Teacher Thrive

Hi Jenna. Thanks for reaching out! I'm sorry, but I'm not sure what poster you are asking about. There are no posters included in this resource. You can see what's included in the product preview.

Breannan Dunkerson

Hey, a parent pointed out an error at the very bottom of the sketch notes sheet. The example has a number 3 under lovely but it should be 2. I explained to her that the order was still correct. Just wanted to pass along.

Teacher Thrive

Hi Breannan. Thanks for reaching out! Do you happen to have the most recent version downloaded? I just checked the file and lovely is shown under 2.

_mrs.merchant

Is there answer keys

_mrs.merchant

Yes, there is answer key.

Tori L.

I bought this resource and really like it but....aren't shape and age in the wrong order? For example, you wouldn't say "I have a round new tire". I have researched this and everything I have found shows that age should come before shape. Which is correct?

Teacher Thrive

Hi Tori. I found conflicting information on this when I did research. From my understanding, both orders are acceptable.

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4th Grade Grammar Unit: Ordering Adjectives

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